Johanna Seim & Sjur Nyvold Bergen, Norway
Johanna Seim and Sjur Nyvold share a love for traditional fiddle music, rhythms and the nakedness of the voice. They met in the small mountain town of Rauland, southern Norway, where Sjur grew up and had returned to after a decade of pursuing arts in Oslo, Tromsø and Berlin. Johanna had exchanged the buzzing life of her hometown Berlin for the remoteness of Rauland to study the hardanger fiddle. ... more
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