Søndagsdans i Storsalen: Feleboga spiller gammeldan, pols, noen turdanser og noe bygdedans.
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Previous events
jam weekend with our Danish and Swedish friends
Minikurs i denne dansen fra Aust-Agder. Alix og Hans-Hinrich instruerer, Elizabeth spiller springarslåtter etter Salve Austenå på hardingfele.
Feleboga trio concert of American old-time music.
Feleboga spiller norsk musikk til dem som vil lytte og danse.
Åpen scene med hele 11 bidragsytere
"Front Porch" - duo concert of Elizabeth (fiddles, dulcimer and song) and Tobias Enevoldsen (fiddle, banjo and song)
Tunes, a Carter family sond and a shape note hymn from our living room
More trio tunes and songs with Elizabeth, Paul and Hans
For Salve Austenå's (1927-2019) birthday we play his tunes on two Hardanger fiddles, Mattias also plays one and at the end we feature pictures from our visits with Salve and Margit to one of his archive recordings.
This week Elizabeth and Hans play tunes with some German or central European connection - live in northern Germany.
Again, Elizabeth and Hans play jamming tunes in the key of A - outside in summery Oslo, instead of at the Clifftop festival in West-Virginia.
Elizabeth and Hans play jam tunes in the key of A, missing all our friends we would have met at the Swannanoa Old time music week in North Carolina.
This week we are sending video clips from past performances with Elizabeth, Hans and Mattias.
Norwegian tunes nr. 2: We are joined again by Alix Corday on zither and this time also by Hans Olav Gorset on flutes.
Norwegian tunes this week: We are joined by our friend Alix Cordray on zither (harpeleik)
The Oslo-based band Feleboga has charmed and delighted audiences with its eclectic mix of tunes, songs and dances from the Appalachians and Norway. Performing on fiddles, hardingfele, guitar and banjo, the band has performed concerts, appeared at festivals, played for and called dances and taught at workshops in Germany, Poland, Iceland, Thailand, Norway and the US.
Since May 2020, Feleboga played weekly live-streamed "Coffee Break" performances from their living room. After 52 shows, the band released their newest CD and is very happy to be performing live shows again.
Feleboga ("fiddle bows") was founded as a hardingfele duo by Hans-Hinrich and Elizabeth in 1999. Mattias joined his parents playing spoons and dancing when he was five, and playing fiddle, hardingfele and ukulele from the age of ten, Mattias is now a student at the Norwegian State Academy of Music and performs with his own bands The Moosewhisperers and Gangarstubbgutta.
With the addition of Paul Kirby on vocals and banjo and Alix Cordray on bass, Feleboga Stringband performs Appalachian string band music: toe-tapping hoedowns, lively songs with three-part refrain singing, and mournful ballads from the mountains and sea. Feleboga is dedicated to presenting and teaching traditional Appalachian dance including southern squares, big circle dances and solo flat-footing or clogging. Alix is a well-known dance instructor with an ability to encourage everyone to join the dance and Hans-Hinrich has learned to call dances from master caller Phil Jamison while Mattias has picked up dance calling just by living in the tradition.