Thanks to the grant from The Swedish Research Grant for the project Folk Song Lab, the inner circle can work more actively with the project.
Susanne Rosenberg
Folk Singer, Professor
Susanne is the person who invented and started the project Folk Song Lab back in 2014. She has been a singer, researcher and pedagogue since the beginning of the 1980th. She works as a professor at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, where she also graduated in the mid 1980ts. In 2013 the finished her Doctoral Studies in a collaboration between the Royal College of Music in Stockholm and the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki.
Maria Misgeld
Folk Singer and pedagogue
Maria did her folk singing studies at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm at the beginning of 2000. She then returned for her master’s studies just a couple of years ago and has also worked as a pedagogue at RCM. Today she divides her time being a florist and a folk singer.
Eva Rune
Folk Singer and pedagogue
Eva Rune studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm in the 1990th but recently returned to do her master’s studies and join the project Folk Song Lab. She is together with Maria, part of the Folk Vocal trio Irmelin. In this picture, she tries out the larynx microphone.
Sofia Sandén
Folk Singer and pedagogue
Sofia studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm in the late 1900th and is now working at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm as a folk singing teacher. Sofia, Susanne and Eva were 3/4 of the singers in the legendary group Rosenbergs Sjua. The picture was taken during the recording session of Folk Song Lab in 2019.
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