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Frode Fjellheim lives in Trondheim, Norway and is a Norwegian musician (piano and synthesizer), composer and yoiker (performer of the traditional Sami vocal tradition). He is best known for his band Transjoik and for being the composer of the opening theme of the Disney movie "Frozen". Fjellheim was educated as a classical piano teacher, but has developed his own style as a performer and composer, combining elements from the traditional Sami tradition with elements from classical music, jazz, pop and rock. He has released several albums both as a solo artist, with his band Transjoik, and through various collaborations. Fjellheim also heads his own music company called Vuelie. He holds a professorate in music at Nord University. |
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Originally conceived as a vocal solo for a classically trained soprano. Now, the vocal palette has been expanded for both SSAA and SATB choirs. Along with the expanded number of voices, the style has also expanded to include a folk-like style for the lower voices, an angel-like quality for the upper voices and an accordian, wind instrument and percussion accompaniment to embellish the piano part. This can also be accompanied using the chord symbols for a more free and improvisatory affect.
Country: Norway
with Synthesizer, Percussion and optional Male Yoik. (3:15)
Country: Norway
Inspired by the traditional Sami yoik, a very old vocal tradition among the Sami people of Scandinavia and Russia, this beautiful music was used in the Disney animated film Frozen. Now available in several voicings, all choirs can now enjoy these works that are infused with style and ethnic authenticity that will bring a wonderful and unique sound to your choral concert.
Arranger: Emily Crocker | Country: Norway | Musical: Frozen
Two haunting choral songs used in the Disney animated feature Frozen capture the stark beauty of the Frozen north. Adapted from the actual choral settings used in the movie, these accompanied editions are wonderful selections that will expand your singers'understanding of Scandinavian music. Includes Heimr Árnadalr, Vuelie and The Great Thaw (Vuelie Reprise).
Arranger: Roger Emerson | Musical: Frozen
Drawing from the Sami culture, a Nordic society dating from the 2nd century, here is a truly multicultural anthem. With a strong influence from the Sami Yoik tradition along with Norse elements and contemporary Western musical norms, this beautiful setting of the Latin text Kyrie is an amazing new setting of this traditional text. There is a lovely section for a soloist or small group with a clear line but with space for improvisation as well.
Country: Norway
The hymn My Heart Always Lingers is one of the most popular Scandinavian hymns. This arrangement by Norwegian composer Frode Fjellheim, includes elements from the yoik tradition, a Northern Sami translation of the first verse and the last verse in Norwegian. This arrangement is designed to be performed with the piano part included, more freely using the chord symbols or as an a cappella anthem.
Country: Norway
For Equal Voices or Mixed Choir, Frame Drum, Synthesizer (Piano) and Improvised Instrumental solo. Yoik is a very old tradition amon the Sámi people of Scandanavia and Russia. The Sámis themselves say that the Yoik has no beginning and no end. The Yoik often describes a specific person, emotion or other element of nature and does so with very little use of words. Duration: ca. 4:40.
Country: Norway
Drawing on Scandinavian mythology, the native music of the Yoik people and contemporary harmonies, Frode Fjellheim has established himself as a visionary as he combines these disparate musical styles. Detailed page two notes offer excellent guidance for a successful performance.
Country: Norway
Combining traditional western harmonies, 12 tone technique, and elements of the Sami Yoik tradition, this eclectic and emotional piece will connect you, your choir, and your audience to each of these musical traditions. A wonderful teaching tool as well as a powerful concert work.
Country: Norway
Originally part of a Mass setting incorporating traditional Latin Mass movements with elements from the Sami yoik tradition, other Norwegian folk music and traditional Finnish Music. This single movement has no words, only Yoik syllables with no meaning. A simple pronunciation guide is included. This song, along with other music by Frode, can be heard on the Decca album Northern Lights by Cantus.
Performed By: Cantus Country: Norway
This composition is based on a traditional Sámi yoik from the southernmost Sámi regions of Scandinavia and Russia. The yoik is a very old vocal tradition among the Sámi people that uses short melodic phrases repeated endlessly with small variation. This edition may be performed by treble voices or easily adapted for mixed chorus. With Piano or Synthesizer and Frame Drum. Duration: ca. 5:40.
Country: Norway
Winter's Night (Vinternatt) describes the silence and darkness during a northern winter. Although originally written for soprano saxophone as the leading solo instrument, it can easily be performed by other treble instruments. Score for 2-Part Treble chorus, Soprano Saxophone, Piano and Triangle.
Country: Norway
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