If you come across Danish folk music, you will meet the legendaty musician Steffan Sogaard Sorensen. He is often playing the double bass, but on this album his rhythmically safe and energitic playing is on the violin. His duo partner is the ragtime pianist Kristian Jorgensen, well known on the jazz and blues scene. The duo first met in 1998 and have since played together for traditional Danish folk dance. It's music that goes straight to your feet, and you can almost see the dancers in the town hall.
Tracks:
1. Pilfingerturen - 3'07 - Trad. Kedelflikkerdansen - Komp. Claus Schall (1757-1835)
2. Totur - 3'08 - Trad. Totur & Dansebogen 1787 no. 282
3. Schottis fran Bogan - 2'02 - Dansebogen 1787 no. 1024. No. 78 - 3'16 - Dansebogen 1787 Potpourri af no. 78, 170, 236
5. Helwegs Hus/Kevin?s Reel - 4'29 - Komp. Steffan Sogaard Sorensen
6. Gammel Sonderhoning - 2'07 - Dansebogen 1787 no. 112
7. For Suppen - 1'51 - Dansebogen 1787 no. 226 Apree Soupee
8. Doris - 3'20 - Dansebogen 1787 no. 96
9. Aljemajns Totur - 1'57 - Trad. Dans fra Bornholm
10. Western Saloon Polka - 2'39 - Trad. Polka fra Tasinge
11. Sextur - 2'41 - Trad. Sextur fra Kobenhavn
12. Fiddler?s Finest/Mom?s Reel - 2'46 - Komp. Steffan Sogaard Sorensen
13. We Love Shetland - 4'45 - Trad. 3 valse fra Shetland
14. Iversen - 2'29 - Trad. Polka efter Frederik Iversen (1864-1948)
15. AE Medley - 4'24 - Trad. danse: Den halve Kaede, Enkelt Kaede og Vexeldans
16. Lullaby - 3'03 - Dansebogen 1787 no. 298
