This sounds a bit like a cross between "Smørligråen" and "Sylfest Mork" from the album Nordisk Sang (which is, perhaps randomly, one of my favorite albums). http://open.spotify.com/album/1uiQugkR7NXimXCYGrhFR3
@tezcatlipoca ah yes, this is not too far from the Norwegian border, and there's a lot of cross over in traditions between Sweden and Norway. Sylfest Mork is sang in the same sort of weird western Scandinavian 9/12 time signature, 2 + 2 + 2 + 3. Lots of examples of this on both sides on the Norwegian border. http://open.spotify.com/track/41o3D7lsaJqNZWbc0fDNci is one favourite, especially with the odd semiquavers.
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tezcatlipoca
This sounds a bit like a cross between "Smørligråen" and "Sylfest Mork" from the album Nordisk Sang (which is, perhaps randomly, one of my favorite albums). http://open.spotify.com/album/1uiQugkR7NXimXCYGrhFR3
ndreasa
@tezcatlipoca ah yes, this is not too far from the Norwegian border, and there's a lot of cross over in traditions between Sweden and Norway. Sylfest Mork is sang in the same sort of weird western Scandinavian 9/12 time signature, 2 + 2 + 2 + 3. Lots of examples of this on both sides on the Norwegian border. http://open.spotify.com/track/41o3D7lsaJqNZWbc0fDNci is one favourite, especially with the odd semiquavers.