Traditional Danish fiddler Kristian Bugge currently performing in Pacific Northwest
If you’re in the Pacific Northwest during the next few weeks, you have a chance to hear Danish entertainer Kristian Bugge play traditional Danish fiddle music. The Danish website called “Danish Roots” wrote an article about his tour at: www.danishroots.eu/3-fidlers-3-traditions.
Some upcoming 2014 performances include:
* March 16th 7:30 PM: House Concert in Portland, www.abbiegw.wordpress.com (3 Fiddlers, 3 Traditions)
* March 21st: Salt spring Island, Canada (Kristian Bugge, Jamie Fox og Nellie Quinn)
* March 22nd: Equinox bal at Scandinavian Community Centre, Burnaby, Canada www.scandinaviancentre.org (Kristian Bugge, Jamie Fox)
* April 3rd 8PM: Dance at Lake City Community Center, Seattle www.seattledance.org/contra/lakecity (3 Fiddlers, 3 Traditions)
Read more about Kristian Bugge at his website: www.kristianbugge.com.
MORE NEWS — NEW ONLINE RADIO STATION – www.radiofolk.dk
In addition, Morten Alfred Høirup informs The Danish Pioneer Newspaper that www.radiofolk.dk is a new online radio station with lots of Danish roots and folk music and hosted shows in Danish and English 24 hours a day! It is free of charge!
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