Sondre Bratland

Sondre Bratland is a Norwegian folk singer, born on August 5, 1938, in Vinje, Telemark, who is renowned for his contributions to the preservation and innovative interpretation of traditional Norwegian music, particularly religious folk songs. With a career spanning several decades, his profound voice has become an emblem of Norwegian cultural heritage, imbuing ancient lyrics with contemporary sensitivity. Bratland's expertise lies in the performance of psalms and folk tunes, often infused with elements from various musical traditions, including jazz and sacred music, making his approach to folk music both unique and universally appealing.

Throughout his illustrious career, Bratland has released numerous albums that celebrate the depth and beauty of Nordic spiritual melodies. His works like "I Trumål - Religiøse Folketonar Med Ragnar Vigdal, Asbjørg Ormberg Og Sondre Bratland," and "Gje Meg Handa Di," showcase his ability to interweave the timeless resonance of the past with the evolving sounds of the present. Albums such as "Jol i mi song" and "Draumkvedet" highlight his dedication to the preservation of festive and narrative traditions within Norwegian culture. Sondre Bratland remains a towering figure in the Nordic folk music scene, his voice a conduit for the soulful expressions of his homeland's historic legacy.

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Gje Meg Handa Di
Album - 29 Tracks - Released October 16, 2015
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