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The Devil’s Instrument 2020 Whakauru Koreutu Koreutu
An exploration of explores the history, lore, craft and haunting music of the Hardanger fiddle and the dances that accompany it as they are practiced in present day Norway. The national instrument of Norway, the Hardanger fiddle is similar to the violin, though it has eight strings, four of which resonate as drone strings. The instrument is often highly decorated with an extensive mother of pearl inlay on the fingerboard and black ink decorations on the body of the instrument. “The Devil’s Instrument” was the name given to the fiddle by religious leaders in the 19th century to discourage its use. The documentary interviews woodworkers who make the fiddle, the musicians who play it and the dancers who spin to it against the backdrop of the gorgeous Norwegian landscape.
Momo: Documentary
Maka: Benedicte Maurseth, Olav L. Mjelva, Jan Bietohaugen Granli, Hallgrim Hansegard, Martin Myhr, Knut Opheimsbakken
Kaimahi: Kevin Russell (Editor), Dana Conroy (Producer), Dana Conroy (Director)
Studio: American Public Television
Rima: 26 meneti
Kounga: HD
Tuku: Oct 10, 2020
Whenua: United States of America
Reo: English
