Hagalaz' Runedance- The Winds That Sang of Midgard's Fate (Album 1998)

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Published on Oct 18, 2022
Hagalaz' Runedance- The Winds That Sang of Midgard's Fate (Album 1998).

Tracklist:
1. When the Trees Were Silenced
2. Behold the Passionate Ways of Nature
3. The Home That I Will Never See
4. The Oath He Swore One Wintersday
5. Seidr
6. Das Fest der Wintersonne (Ein Weihnachtslied)
7. A Tale of Fate (Folksvang Awaits)
8. When the Falcon Flies
9. Serenade of the Last Wolf
10. Mother of Times

Lineup:
Band members:
Andrea Nebel Haugen (R.I.P. 2021)- Vocals, Percussion, Tribal drums (tracks 1, 6, 8), Shaman drum (tracks 3, 5, 10), Recorder (alto) (track 8)
Guest/Session:
Herr. ThormodsÃ¦ter Haugen- Viola (tracks 1, 2), Contrabass (track 8), Battle drums (tracks 1, 7, 8)
BjÃ¸rn Harald Jensen- Langeleik (track 3)
Harald Ulvestad- Viola (tracks 4, 6, 9)
Svein-Tore Dammen- Vocals (tracks 4, 5, 9, 10)
The Telemark Viking Choir- Vocals (choirs)
Jens Olav Haugen- Contrabass (track 6)
Galdrmann- Hardingfele (track 7)
ThorbjÃ¸rn Akkerhaugen- Keyboards, Guitars
Miscellaneous staff:
Stephen O'Malley- Design
T. Stene- Photography
Andrea Nebel Haugen (R.I.P. 2021)- Producer
ThorbjÃ¸rn Akkerhaugen- Producer, Engineering
Tom KvÃ¥lsvoll- Mastering

Genre: Ambient Folk

Notes:
All music and lyrics by Andrea Nebel Haugen (except "Das Fest Der Wintersonne (Ein Weihnachtslied)": original melody by Olav Andreas Bratland.
Original arr.: K. Reiersrud/I. Kleive).

The promo version has a different cover.

Recording information:
Recorded at Akkerhaugen Lydstudio during Winter '97.

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