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| Värttinä - Ilmatar |
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composer: Vaerttinae interpreter: Vaerttinae
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| Susan Aho: voice / Mari Kaasinen: voice / Kirsi Kähkönen: voice / Riikka Väyrynen: voice / Janne Lappalainen: bouzouki, soprano saxophone, kaval / Markku Lepistö: accordions, jouhikko / Pekka Lehti: double bass / Kari Reiman: fiddle / Marko Timonen: galician bass drum, tama, surdo, shekere, klong yaw, bucket, broom, bells, percussion / Antto Varilo: guitars, cümbüs tanbur, kanteles, voice / Hughes de Courson. kantele cluster, pirano wires / gilles Chabenat: itkin, laiska, meri / Ismo Alanko: spell on äjiö / Nagy Lucina: lament on meri |
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'' [...] Värttinä are now more brilliant than ever and Ilmatar might be their best album to date.'' [Rytmi] +++ '' [...] the group’s most innovative, refreshing releases to date.“ [Billboard] +++ '' [...] an enthralling listening experience.“ [World Music Charts Europe]
''Ilmatar'' was recorded in late 1999 and released in some parts of Europe in autumn 2000, initially on the label Wicklow/BMG, which, however, was closed down shortly afterwards. For the release of Ilmatar in Germany, Värttinä decided to go with intuition. ''Ilmatar'' has already been praised by many renowned critics as ''perhaps the best work Värttinä has produced to date''. The famous producer Hughues de Courson has given the band's sound, which often pounced on the listener with primordial power, new volume and depth, thereby releasing entirely new qualities. Tracks like ''Liiqua'' [4], ''Linnunmieli'' [8], the rebellious ''Käppee'' [2], the haunting ''Aijo'' [6] and the endlessly mournful ''Meri'' [11] prove that Värttinä still deserve being described as ''the best band in Finland and one of the best in the world''. It is a fascinating album which exists somewhere between tradition and originality.
Here you can find sound samples and purchase tracks or the complete album as mp3.
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Itkin Käppee Laiska Liiqua Milja Aijö Kivutar Linnunmieli Lieto Sanat Meri
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