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Brokke, Sigurd

Foto: Leonhard Jansen

Foto: Leonhard Jansen

Jew’s harp player from Hylestad in the municipality of Valla, born in 1971.

Sigurd Brokke plays the Jew’s harp as it has been played in Setesdal for a long time, but has also developed the traditional tunes in keeping with his personal taste and style. Brokke is the nephew of Hallvard T. Bjørgum and grandson of Torleiv Bjørgum, two of the most influential fiddlers in Setesdal in modern times. He won the Norwegian championship for Jew’s harp at the National Contest for Traditional Music in 2003 and 2004, and has performed at a number of concerts and festivals. He collaborates with Hardanger fiddler Daniel Sandén-Warg, and together they have released the recording Rammeslag (2007).
 

Discography

2012: Sigurd Brokke: Munnharpe (Etnisk musikklubb)
2009: Rammeslag II (Etnisk musikklubb)
2007: Rammeslag (Etnisk musikklubb)


Appeared on

2007: Fille-Vern – gamle og nye mestere i norsk munnharpetradisjon (Ta:lik)
2007: Tore Konnestad synger Carl Hjalmby
2005: 4th International Jew’s Harp Festival (Heilo)


Awards
 
 
2012: Nominated to Folkelarmprisen, "Munnharpe"
2009: Nominated to Spellemannsprisen, "Rammeslag II"
2009: Folkelarmprisen., "Rammeslag II"
2007: Folkelarmprisen, "Rammeslag"
2003: Aust-Agder County Cultural Grant
 

This biography was produced by the Norwegian Traditional Music Agency.


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