Dubbelquartetten Frida
Dubbelquartetten Frida | |
|---|---|
| Genres | vocal music, choir music, church music, secular music, songs, schlager music |
| Years active | 1967[1]–2010 [2] |
| Labels | Polydor, Frida |
Dubbelquartetten Frida (Dubbelkvartetten Frida) is a vocal ensemble (8 or more male singers) from Lund, Sweden that was established in 1967. The group has its origin in The Lund University Male Voice Choir.[3] The repertoire include both sacred and secular a capella music, traditional male choir songs, folk music and popular songs with own arrangements. The group performed during national and international concert tours,[4] e.g. to the United States, France and England as well as on Swedish Radio and Television.[5]
Dubbelquartetten Frida received the "surprise artist of the year" award 1973 at the Song Festival in Västervik,[6] for their interpretation of "Ring, Ring" (lyrics and music: Andersson / Andersson / Ulvaeus, arr: B. Wall) and the song ”In a Monastery Garden” (Albert W. Ketèlbey). Their first LP was chosen by Swedish Radio as "Swedish LP of the Week" in 1977.[7]
Discography[edit]
- Dubbelquartetten Frida (1977, Polydor, 2379141). Singers: Ronnie Bergh, Göran Bjarnegård, Lars-Eric Dahlberg, Thomas von Gegerfelt (f. Lakocinski), Tomas Jennbert, Ronny Jansson, Johan Johansson, Stig-Lennart Sjöberg, Tadeusz Wieloch, Sverker Zadig.[8]
- På 8 man hand med Dubbelquartetten Frida (1981, Frida, FLP-2). Singers: Lars-Eric Dahlberg, Torbjörn Hermansson, Ronny Jansson, Dan Ljunghill, Johan Johansson, Philip Olsson, Roland Rydell, Stig-Lennart Sjöberg, Sverker Zadig.[9]
Press clippings[edit]
- Bosse Hanson, Prisad Frida från Lund, SDS July 12, 1973.
- Sveriges Radio programtablå kl 09.00 April 14, 1974.
- Fridas TV-succé i Lund i morgon, Lundabladet, Arbetet July 7, 1976.
- Frida bjöd på njutbar konsert på Christinehof, Ystad Allehanda July 10, 1976.
- Göran Skytte, "Dummerjönsarna skall jag skriva om i memoarerna ...", Arbetet December 13, 1976.
- Sveriges Radio, Veckans LP, programtablå kl 21.30 September 12, 1977.
- Mikael Jansson, Lundasångare sjöng sin jubileumsgåva, Uppsala Nya Tidning November 14, 1977.
- Daniel Rydén, Lussikal med Frida, SDS December 14, 1980.
- Agneta Nisbeth, Idag drar Love Stockholm 2010 igång bröllopsyran!, Svensk Damtiding June 6, 2010.
External links[edit]
- https://smdb.kb.se/catalog/search?q=Dubbelquartetten+Frida&x=33&y=9. Swedish Media Database
- https://www.discogs.com/Dubbelquartetten-Frida-Dubbelquartetten-Frida/release/9373346
- https://smdb.kb.se/catalog/search?q=Dubbelquartetten+Frida+&x=29&y=17. Swedish Media Database
- https://www.discogs.com/Dubbelquartetten-Frida-På-8-Man-Hand/release/16075840
- https://www.kungahuset.se/kungafamiljen/aktuellahandelser/2010/2010/traditionsenligtnationaldagsfirandepaskansen.5.130af452128eff9afdd80002349.html. Kungahuset
- https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bä,_bä,_vita_lamm
- https://www.eclassical.com/shop/17115/art99/4454199-c1d2b8-BIS-162_booklet.pdf
References[edit]
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