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Wardruna is a Norwegian-based, Norse folk project founded by Einar “Kvitrafn” Selvik (of Gorgoroth fame) in 2003. He is mainly accompanied by Gaahl and Lindy Fay Hella on vocals, and the rest of the group is. Wardruna is a Norwegian-based, Norse folk project founded by (of fame) in 2003.
He is mainly accompanied by and Lindy Fay Hella on vocals, and the rest of the group is mainly for live performances. Their music is based on Norse spiritualism with primary focus on runes of the Elder Futhark.
Kvitrafn uses the oldest of Nordic instruments and poetic metres as well as lyrics written in Norwegian, Old Norse and Proto-Norse tongue on his compositions. Balancing historical preservation and spiritual accuracy they have been involved with the and History Channel on various projects. One of these, in 2014, they got work with the wonderful (Canadian Orchestral Composer) on TV series “”. To date, the project has released three full-length albums: Runaljod – Gap Var Ginnunga (2009) [The Gap was Yawning] Runaljod - Yggdrasil (2013) Runaljod - Ragnarok (2016) The ongoing “Runaljod” [Sound of Runes] Trilogy is a musical rendition of the 24 runes in what is often referred to as the. Some of the recordings are performed outdoors or under circumstances of significance to each rune (ie. Features tree, rock, water and torch sounds).
Wardruna primarily uses old, historical instruments to create their beautifully anachronic soundscapes. Instruments include; deer-hide frame drums, Kraviklyra, tagelharpe, mouth harp, goat horn, lure etc. Current Members: Einar “Kvitrafn“ Selvik – lead vocals, composition Lindy Fay Hella – vocals, flute Gaahl (fellow alum w/ Kvitrafn) – vocals [wikipedia has him listed as a former member, while official band site still has him listed as a “core member”, even with absence on 2016’s “Ragnarok”.] Arne Sandvoll – vocals HC Dalgaard – vocals Eilif Gundersen – bronze lure, birchbark lure, goat horn, willow flute, ice percussion Kjell Braaten – vocals Former: Hallvard Kleiveland – hardanger fiddle For more information, please visit the following pages.
How would you describe your religious beliefs (or lack thereof)? I believe in powers in nature and I am also certain about reincarnation. I do not believe in specific Gods or Goddesses though. How would you describe your political beliefs (or lack thereof)? I have to answer short and simple on this one. I believe in freedom for everybody and think that money and gold can be dangerous for the mind.
Do you have a formal academic background in Germanic studies? If not, where do you do your research on the topic? No, I have no formal education on it, but lately I have started studies with [ author] to learn the, which is used in the Elder Futhark. The old texts that he has presented feel much closer to me on a personal level than the newer things (from the Viking Age).
How does Norse mythology and/or general Germanic mythology influence your creative output? Usually I prefer to sing without text and solidly get into what kind of feeling I want to express. However, lately I've been presented with some very old, Proto-Norse texts that have had a strange impact on me.
I have read some sentences over and over again and could not get them out of my mind. I then felt an extreme urge to sing these words out loud. Afterwards I became extremely tired and fell asleep, but the next day I felt strong and refreshed. I know it was because of these specific words, words that were written a couple thousand years ago, words that deeply meant something for me.
Luckily I have the opportunity to learn more about this now.