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Antti Järvelä grew up in the heart of Järvelä village in a small town of Kaustinen, Finland, in an amazingly musical family. There the traditional fiddling has already been successfully carried through at least 3 centuries and furthermore countless generations.
The cello, also known as violoncello, is a string instrument from the violin family. It is played by bowing, plucking, or occasionally hitting the strings. The instrument has a rich history in folk traditions and is often featured in various styles of music worldwide.
The clàrsach/cruit/Scottish/Irish Harp is an iconic symbol of Gaelic music and heritage, stretching back over a thousand years. Traditionally wire-strung, it was played by professional harpers in courts and castles across Ireland and Scotland, often accompanying poets and singers.
A traditional stringed instrument that has been popular in various cultures throughout history. It is similar to the mandolin and guitar and is often played in folk music styles. The instrument has a pear-shaped body with a flat top and back and a long neck.
Harald Haugaard is one of the most sought-after musicians of his generation. Through his constant touring, numerous recordings and strong commitment to teaching he attracts an enthusiastic, ever-growing following and is an inspiration to talented musicians the world over.
Lena Jonsson teaches fiddle in the tradition of Hälsingland, Sweden. Her ability to balance a deep knowledge of traditional Swedish folk music with innovative artistic sensibilities, the sparkling joy of life, and a charisma of a rock-star has made her one Sweden’s most visionary musicians.
Olav Luksengård Mjelva comes from Røros in the Sør- Trøndelag region of Norway. He began playing the fiddle at age seven and some years later started playing the Hardanger fiddle.