Produced by Svanevit, Nordic Tradition;
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Nordic Tradition in February-March 2005;
Graphic design by Nordic Tradition;
Photography by Niklas Nyman

Musicians

Maria Persson: fiddle [1, 3-5, 7-9, 11-12], flute [6];
Anders Larsson: vocals [1, 3-4, 6, 8, 10-12], mandola [2-3, 5, 11-12], mandolin [6, 8-9];
Erik Ask-Upmark: harp [1, 4-5, 7-10], Swedish bagpipe [2, 11-12], shawm [3];
Anna Rynefors: nyckelharpa [1, 4-7, 9], Swedish bagpipe [2, 8], percussion [3, 12]

Tracks

1. Svanevit (Snow White) (4.41)
2. Grönalundsmarschen (The Green Grove March) (4.34)
3. Önskepolska (Wishing Polska) (4.08)
4. Jag minnes dig (I Remember You) (3.35)
5. PD 146 (3.27)
6. Fiskeskär (Lullaby) (3.20)
7. Lagerfeldt (3.35)
8. Bältet (The Belt) (5.13)
9. Evigheten (The Eternity) (5.33)
10. Din klara sol (Your Bright Sun) (4.08)
11. Adjö farväl min söta flicka (Farewell, My Sweet Girl) (3.20)
12. Nu haver denna dag (Now Has This Day) (6.24)

Track 1 medieval ballad, polonaise from the notebook of Anders Larsson, Västergtland (18^th century);
Track 2 Anders Larsson;
Track 3 song from Emil Öberg’s collections, Södermanland, polska by Anders Larsson;
Track 4 song after August Strömberg’s Notations, Småland;
Track 5 polska from the notebook of Peter Dufka, Småland;
Track 6 lullaby after Carl Gustaf Axelsson, Södermanland, medieval love song by Bernard de Ventadour;
Track 7 polska after Nils Lagerfeldt, Skåne;
Track 8 medieval ballad from Skåne;
Track 9 polonaise from the notebook of Anders Larsson, Västergötland;
Track 10 chorale after Hanna Pehr Olsson, Skåne;
Track 11 song after Adolf Olsson, Halland, polska by Anna Rynefors;
Track 12 waltz after Ola Nilsson Lans, Skåne, chorale after Katarina Utas, Gammalsvenskby, The Ukraine

Produced by Svanevit, Nordic Tradition;
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Anders Larsson in January 2008;
Graphic design by Erik Ask-Upmark;
Photography by Gert Hagander

Musicians

Anders Larsson: vocals [1, 3-5, 7, 9, 11, 13-16], mandola [1-8, 10-11, 13, 15];
Maria Larsson: fiddle [1-2, 4-6, 8-9, 11, 13, 15], Härjedal pipe [7, 12];
Anna Rynefors: vocals [15], nyckelharpa [1, 4, 6, 9], Swedish bagpipe [3, 7-10, 12], percussion [2-3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 15], clapping [3];
Erik Ask-Upmark: harp [4, 6-7, 9, 12, 14], Swedish bagpipe [2, 5], skränpipa [1, 3, 7], medieval bagpipe [8, 15], Offerdal pipe [10-11], Härjedal pipe [13], shawm [], jew’s harp [8], spoons [4], clapping [3]

Tracks

1. Rikedom och gåvor (Wealth and Gifts) (3.11)
2. Billinge (4.03)
3. När jag om morgonen (When I Rise in the Morning) (2.42)
4. Kardborren (The Burdock) (3.19)
5. Lördagsafton (Saturday Evening) (2.16)
6. Jubileumspolska (Anniversary Polska) (3.24)
7. Jungfrun och Näcken (The Maiden and the Water Sprite) (4.36)
8. Åleätarns vals (The Eel-Eaters’ Waltz) (3.44)
9. Allt vad vi på jorden äga (All That We Own Upon This Earth) (5.02)
10. Enningers finaste (Enninger’s Finest) (4.01)
11. Upp min tunga (Rise Up, My Tongue) (4.26)
12. Bellmans vals (Bellman’s Waltz) (2.07)
13. Brist hjärta i stycken (Shatter My Heart) (3.45)
14. När som elden (When the Fire) (2.37)
15. Tranan (The Crane) (4.06)

Recorded at Nordic Tradition Studios, Malung, and Studio Chatea Baguice, Stockholm, in autumn 2010;
Mixd and mastered at Nordic Tradition Studios, Malung Graphic design by Nordic Tradition;
Photography by Maria Larsson

Musicians

Anders Larsson: lilting

with
Ulrika Gunnarsson: lilting [3, 16];
Maria Röjås: lilting [7];
Lars Halvarsson: lilting [10];
Emma Härdelin: lilting [12]

Tracks

1. Hälleforsnäa (ULMA 7922:4) (3.55)
2. Pehr Ericsson (KPL 16:14, 16:12) (5.10)
3. Duva och Donat (3.23)
4. Käftsmällen (KPL 8:8) (2.40)
5. Pehr Ericsson 16:17 (KPL 16:17) (1.46)
6. Sparvens polska (ULMA 7922:4) (3.12)
7. Långilek (3.03)
8. En sup till (One More Drink) (KPL 16:4) (3.28)
9. Kände ni den (Did You Know?) (2.30)
10. Björnvalsen (3.31)
11. Världens bästa (The World’s Best) (OA 277) (2.32)
12. Nils Hägg (2.39)
13. Döda dig och Martin (3.04)
14. Aspö vals (OA 228) (2.22)
15. Engelska (KPL Eng:7) (2.24)
16. Vendlas Trall (Vendla’s Lilt) (2.09)
17. Flyg 2:an (KPL 8:14) (2.00)
18. Kväsar’n (Quakers’ Waltz) (2.15)
19. Pastor Per (OA 657) (3.00)

Track 1 polska after Fredrik Vilhelm Larsson, Hälleforsnäs, Södermanland, from Nils Dencker’s records;
Tracks 2, 4, 11, 17 polskas after Pehr Ericsson, Helgarö, Södermanland;
Track 3 two polskas, after the miller and spelman Petter Dufva, Verkelbäck, Småland, and after corporal and spelman Sven Donat;
Tracks 5, 7 slängpolskas after Pehr Ericsson;
Track 6 polska after Fredrik Vilhelm Larsson, Hälleforsnäs;
Track 7 polska by Röjås Jonas;
Track 9 polska after C.G. Axelsson, Flodafors, Södermanland, frm the redordings of the Swedish Song Archive;
Track 10 song after Perjos Lars Halvarsson’s mother Svea;
Track 12 polska after Nils Hägg, Hälsingland;
Track 13 two polskas, after Pehr Ericsson and after Martin Martinsson;
Track 14 waltz after Karl Gustaf Andersson, Aspö, Sodermanland;
Track 15 engelska after Pehr Ericsson;
Track 16 lilt after Vendla Johansson, Delary, Småland;
Track 18 traditional waltz;
Track 19 polska from Olaf Andersson’s Södermanland recordings made in 1936

KPL: K.P. Leffler’s Folkmusic från Norra Södermanland;
OA: Olaf Andersson’s Södermanland recordings made in 1936

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Katharina Dustmann and Marco Ambrosini at Studio Katharco, Hatzfeld, Germany, in June 2017;
Graphic design by Erik Ask-Upmark;
Photography by Gert Hagander

Musicians

Maria Larsson: fiddle, nyckelharpa, fiolharpa, flutes, vocals;
Johannes Mayr: accordion, nyckelharpa, oktavharpa, harmonium, double bass, vocals;
Anders Larsson: vocals, guitar, låtmandola

Tracks

1. Olov Bock (4.36)
2. Magnolia (3.12)
3. Intet (Nothing) (3.57)
4. Sövestad (2.48)
5. Sotaren (The Chimney Sweep) (3.53)
6. Sign. “Karlsson - evig var” (5.47)
7. Hávamál (4.15)
8. A Mabel mun Köre (Aimable Vainqueur) (3.06)
9. Malungs brudmarsch (Malung’s Wedding March) (3.15)
10. Mina björnar (My Bears) (3.29)
11. Springlek (Jumping Game) (2.12)
12. Österland (2.51)
13. Schmutzige Details (Dirty Details) (2.40)
14. Werkstattfest (Workshop Party) (3.26)
15. Kvällen stundar (Evening Is Approaching) (2.55)

Track 1 song from Emil Öberg’s collection (1862) / Ja mei!, schottis by Johannes Mayr;
Track 2 polska by Johannes Mayr;
Track 3 song after Sigrid Andersdotter (b.1840), Värmland / jig by Johannes Mayr;
Track 4 polska after Nils Jönsson (1819-1893), Skåne;
Track 5 song from A.G. Rosenberg’s collection (published 1876), Södermanland / schottis by Anders Larsson;
Track 6 song by Olle Adolphson / wedding waltz by Maria Larsson;
Track 7 song by Röjas Jonas / polska after Per Munkberg (1818-1887), Skäne;
Track 8 tune from Dahlhoff collection, Germany;
Track 9 March after Leisme Per Larsson (1822-1907), Dalarna;
Track 10 Song by C.M. Bellman (1740-1795) / polska from the collection Traditioner af Svenska Folk-Dansar;
Track 11 polska after Lissmyr Erik Persson (1857-1930), Dalarna;
Track 12 Song from Emli Öbergs colection (published 1862), Södermanland;
Track 13 waltz by Johannes Mayr;
Track 14 schottis by Johannes Mayr;
Track 15 Wedding song after Dansar Edvard Jonsson (1893-1976), Dalarna