Genre: Chamber music

After Pekkos Per Silverspänta skor & Tokpolska

“Shoes with Silver Buckles” & “Wild Polish” – Discoveries of a great violinist from Dalarna.

Violinist Pekkos Per (1808–1877) had a major impact on folk music in Dalarna. He was from Bingsjö in Rättviks Finnmark and played at many weddings in Bingsjö, Rättvik, Boda and Hälsingland. He also instructed several musicians who later became “Bingsjö violinists” and was early to recognise the talent of the most famous among them: Hjort Anders Olsson.

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This excerpt of music is from episode 3 of the series Mankind and Music. The five episodes are available to watch here on Konserthuset Play. Why does music exist? What happens to us when we make or listen to music? In this series, we explore answers to these questions together with musicians, listeners and researchers.

  • The music

  • After Pekkos Per Silverspänta skor and Tokpolska
  • Participants

  • Anna Stefánsson violin
  • Grop Mikael Sjögren viola

About the video

  • Published online 29 August 2023.
  • The video is approximately 4 minutes.
  • A musical excerpt from the series Mankind and Music, episode 3.

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Genre: Chamber music

After Pekkos Per Silverspänta skor & Tokpolska

“Shoes with Silver Buckles” & “Wild Polish” – Discoveries of a great violinist from Dalarna.

About the video

  • Published online 29 August 2023.
  • The video is approximately 4 minutes.
  • A musical excerpt from the series Mankind and Music, episode 3.

Violinist Pekkos Per (1808–1877) had a major impact on folk music in Dalarna. He was from Bingsjö in Rättviks Finnmark and played at many weddings in Bingsjö, Rättvik, Boda and Hälsingland. He also instructed several musicians who later became “Bingsjö violinists” and was early to recognise the talent of the most famous among them: Hjort Anders Olsson.

***

This excerpt of music is from episode 3 of the series Mankind and Music. The five episodes are available to watch here on Konserthuset Play. Why does music exist? What happens to us when we make or listen to music? In this series, we explore answers to these questions together with musicians, listeners and researchers.

  • The music

  • After Pekkos Per Silverspänta skor and Tokpolska
  • Participants

  • Anna Stefánsson violin
  • Grop Mikael Sjögren viola

Watch in our app

The Konserthuset Play app makes it easier to experience music on your phone or tablet – or on a big screen! Read more

FAQ about Konserthuset Play

Our tips for how to best take advantage of our selection and how you watch our livestreams. To FAQ

Genre: Chamber music

Tangos and baroque music

From Strozzi to the present with guest artists from Finland.

Genre: Chamber music

Dawn in Vienna

The composers and the music that laid the foundation to a musical metropolis. Orfeus Barock and Annastina Malm rarely heard pieces by composers Maria Grimani, Joseph Fux and Antonio Caldara.

Genre: Chamber music

Rossini & Mellnäs

Students of this years’ RSPO Orchestra Academy, in a recording from the beautiful Grünewald Hall. They perform playful duets by Rossini and Arne Mellnäs.

Genre: Chamber music

Beethoven from Cello Sonata No. 4

This year marks the 250-year anniversary of Beethoven’s birth. Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra cellist Hanna Dahlkvist and pianist Darya Tchaikovsky play the first movement of Beethoven’s Cello Sonata No. 4.