Hardingfele. Den blårandute. Springar etter Myllarguten

Ein springar eg har plukka opp frå litt forskjellege stader, og det er ein av mine favorittslåttar. Myllarguten spela slåtten på Berge på Rauland ei gong. Då sat det ein liten gut på golvet framom han og lydde intenst. Då Myllaren var ferdig spurde guten om han kunne spela "den blårandute" ei gong til. For det var som han såg blå rendar i kring då Myllaren spela denne slåtten. "Dæ bli spelemann!" sa Myllarguten og peika på guten.
Spelar på ei hardingfele av Knut Eilevsen Steintjønndalen frå 1901.

[@dsthorp]

Great Sound!

[@colinliliusbass7358]

Fantastisk!

[@andyharpist2938]

A Springer dance that I have picked up from a little different places. And it is one of my favorites. The Myllar boy plays the grass on the mountain at Rauland one day. Then there sat a little boy on the floor infront of him and listened intensively. When the Myllar was finished the boy asked if he would play the blue rimmed spirit once again. Because it seemed as he saw blue ridges in a crown when the Myllar played this piece. You'll become a player the Myllar boy said and pointed to the boy. ( not sure what a "Myllargutt" is in English)

[@Rauland86]

Nice! "the mountain" is the name of a farm at Rauland. Called Berge. Myllarguten could also be translated as the Miller's boy. He was allegedly the son of a miller. :)

[@andyharpist2938]

Thanks. Im learning Norwegian. And Nynorsk is tough! @@Rauland86

[@NorwegianUke]

Helt sjef!

[@Otri86]

Wow 😍

[@andyharpist2938]

Very nice to listen to ...I saw a blue ring around your head when you played !
Andy in England.

[@Rauland86]

Haha, thanks a lot! :D