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Voice forum session

The Folk Song Lab project continues. On September 18th, we had a wonderful Folk Song Lab session. The participants were all members of RÖSTFORUM (The Swedish Voice Forum). In Röstforum there is a form of meeting and sharing called SNACK (it has a double meaning; it means TALK and also like in English SNACK). SNACKContinue reading “Voice forum session”

In Oslo

At the @ARK23 Symposium, a Keynote with the perspective on Folk Song Lab, Artistic Research and Process was presented. The Symposium was situated at the Kristiania Univerisity College in Oslo. An interested and knowledgeable audience commented on and interacted in the presentation. Also listened to some interesting presentations and had time to tour the facilities.Continue reading “In Oslo”

Folk Singing Symposium presentation

Presentation of the project findings at the Folk Singing Symposium 24-25 February 2023 in Sheffield, England. Here is a link to the online presentation: https://youtu.be/p6-h7fL6hOk Improvising Folk Songs – The Folk Song Lab project | Susanne Rosenberg A presentation of the findings in a research project called Folk Song Lab. Folk Song Lab acts asContinue reading “Folk Singing Symposium presentation”

New article about the project

A new article about the project Folk Song Lab “Improvising Folk Songs: An Inclusive Indeterminacy” is published in the Contemporary Music Review. The article can be found here. Read about methods, concepts and findings so far. This is the first article of more to come summarizing the project so far.

Folk Song Lab – Music Research of the month

This month – May – Susanne Rosenberg is the researcher of the month. Listen to when she describe the project (in Swedish).

Folk & Världsmusikgalan

Here you can watch (in Swedish) a presentation of FSL using ELK Audios app Aloha.

EPARM 2021 in virtual space

This years conference in artistic research in music was off course held… virtual… Folk Song Lab contributed with a presentation . Many listeners with interesting questions after the 20 minut long presentation.

Den Signade Dag – Christmas meandering

It was delightful to improvise in duos on the lyrics to the folk chorale ‘Den Signade Dag’. Using the method ‘Meandering’. A lot of ornamentation and melismas later we had this version – it’s combined by two different duo-sessions. The singers are:Maria Misgeld, Susanne Rosenberg, Eva Rune & Sofia Sandén. The video is created byContinue reading “Den Signade Dag – Christmas meandering”

improvising with Aloha

Imprint – Meandering

After last week experiment with the method Imprint, we continued with our experiment in the inner circle of Folk Song Lab.By recording our own versions, from the cognitive frame of the song that Eva taught us, we recorded separate versions in solitude on our respective computer, like doing a Meandering session, but by ourselves. ThenContinue reading “Imprint – Meandering”