Kvedarkvintetten Norway
Kvedarkvintetten, from the village of Torpo in Hallingdal, is a vocal group performing beautiful traditional tunes in polyphonic a capella. From childhood, the sibling couples Silje and Tonje Risdal Liahagen and Helga, Sina and Margit Myhr have performed as a vocal quintet, and they have built up a large repertoire with traditional music from Hallingdal. ... more
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