Grønlændertruppen Mik Og Henry Hansens Spillemandskvartet - Grønland Kalder 5 Kalâtdlit Nunât Tusariardlingôk Greenland Calling

Review by Sebas Grana

Grønland Kalder 5 Kalâtdlit Nunât Tusariardlingôk Greenland Calling is an outstanding album by Grønlændertruppen Mik Og Henry Hansens Spillemandskvartet. The quartet has done an excellent job of capturing the essence of Greenlandic music, and their performances are both authentic and captivating.

The album features a range of traditional Greenlandic songs, as well as original compositions by the quartet. Mik and Henry Hansen's mastery of the accordion and fiddle, respectively, is evident throughout the album, and their playing is complemented perfectly by the bass and guitar accompaniment.

The album's title track, "Grønland Kalder," is a standout piece, with its infectious melody and lively rhythm. Other highlights include "Suluk," a hauntingly beautiful ballad, and "Qeqertoq," a lively dance tune that showcases the quartet's technical prowess.

Summary by Sebas Grana

Grønland Kalder 5 Kalâtdlit Nunât Tusariardlingôk Greenland Calling is a must-have album for anyone interested in Greenlandic music or traditional folk music in general. The quartet's skillful playing and authentic interpretations of Greenlandic music make this album a true gem.