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Norwegian mountains II is an original classical piano solo, which is very suitable for film, tv and album projects. The intentions when performing this movement was to come close to the artistic expression of Edvard Grieg. Keywords: Fairy Tale Morning mood Mountain king Landscapes Fjords Trolls Mythologi Original Esthetical Distinct Intellectual Teasing Beyond Embrace Melancholia In Norwegian Mountains the composer tries to express the impressions he has collected from Norwegian nature & culture. With pain and joy as tonal subtexts the piece departures several times back and forth in the nineteenth and twentieth century. The performer “visits” geniuses’ like Edvard Grieg, but also artists like Henrik Hagtvedt and the sublime and divine Lars Hertervig.
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