Seven music groups encompassing Folk and World Music, Swedish ballads, early music and rock/blues.
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Traditional Romani folk music from Russia and Eastern Europe with an element of flamenco and jazz. By turns passionate and melancholic.
Irish, Scottish and American folk music, featuring also original song compositions – music with a goodtime rockin’ swing.
Swedish balladry: from the pens of such popular songwriters as Barbro Hörberg, Evert Taube and Cornelis Vreeswijk, amongst others. The group was formerly known as "MEJ Trio".
Celtic folk music meets jazz, flamenco, Nordic tones, African rhythms and much more!
A duo version of the group Salamander (see above). Jewish folk music and Early music with an intimate, intense and meditative feeling.
With live music performed by Krilja and Salamander!
News
2018 > 01
Salamander's accordionist, flute player, singer etc Kristofer Yffén has recently left the group due to time constraints.
We thank him for a fun and creative cooperation and welcome our new member - our good friend and colleague Emil Pernblad, who will be playing Irish bouzouki and guitar! Emil is known mostly as one of Sweden's foremost flamenco musicians, but he has also delved into Celtic and Arabic traditional music as well as Latin American music and jazz during his long and multifaceted career.
Our mutual history goes back a long way. Salamander's fiddle player Jonas Liljeström and Emil Pernblad have known each other since their teenage years and they played in the band Celtic Connections in the early 90s, and since 2010 both Emil, Jonas and Salamander's vocalist Marita Johansson are members of the group Krilja.
Welcome, Emil!
Photo courtesy of Laurry Ramirez
Salamander's upcoming album Como La Rosa recently went to print and will soon be available! The release will be celebrated with a launch concert at Café Hängmattan in Musikens Hus in Gothenburg on May 2 - it will be an evening of beautiful and emotional Jewish music from the Sephardic tradition. Welcome!
The concert starts at 7 PM and admission starts at 6 PM. Free entrance!
