Anon Egeland - Ånon II (2022) [Hi-Res]

Ånon Egeland was born in Oslo in 1954. He is one of the few musicians who plays traditional music from the county of Agder. He is first and foremost a Hardanger fiddler (the Norwegian fiddle with drone strings, as heard on Devil’s Tune) but he also plays jew’s harp and two kinds of Norwegian flute. After many years of collaboration on other musicians’ projects, this multi-instrumentalist finally released his first solo CD “Ånon” in 1999. The music on the CD is based on the Agder tradition, and Ånon Egeland conveys this message through his own unique “Ånon sound”. Accompanying Ånon on his tours is Leiv Solberg on mandola and guitar. Leiv has been playing with Ånon for over 20 years, so their work together is nearly telepathic.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Anon Egeland - Hjuringen (1:16)
1.02 - Anon Egeland - Skuldalsbrura (1:24)
1.03 - Anon Egeland - Lars feiar (1:55)
1.04 - Anon Egeland - Kjersti Stranna (3:03)
1.05 - Anon Egeland - Vals etter Torje Hallen (2:06)
1.06 - Anon Egeland - Vegårsheiingen (1:34)
1.07 - Anon Egeland - Å, hør min venn (1:53)
1.08 - Anon Egeland - Fykerudens sofalur (2:36)
1.09 - Anon Egeland - Marte Kvennveien (2:39)
1.10 - Anon Egeland - Ril etter Knut Ramleth (1:31)
1.11 - Anon Egeland - Polka etter Georg Brobakken (1:36)
1.12 - Anon Egeland - Springpols (2:15)
1.13 - Anon Egeland - Hei, du Kilands gubbe (2:31)
1.14 - Anon Egeland - Asgjerd Bakmed (2:30)
1.15 - Anon Egeland - Reinlender etter Gunnar Austegard (2:26)
1.16 - Anon Egeland - Ril etter Tarald Louen (1:52)
1.17 - Anon Egeland - Bjønnen (2:24)
1.18 - Anon Egeland - Springdans etter Jørgen Bjørkholt (2:11)
1.19 - Anon Egeland - E' du gutt, e' du kar (1:30)
1.20 - Anon Egeland - Sølvfakse (3:06)