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Svart KaffeeTretår (Nomis) Mix west-Swedish fiddle with voice, harmonica and mandola to get folk music in a blend of traditional and modern songs, polskas, waltzes and incantations. Louise Schultz plays the fiddle and sings in Swedish (and is a member of the ensemble RÅmantik). Simon Stålspets plays the guitar, Nordic mandola and harmonica (he is well-known for his work with Kalabra, Lystra and the Stockholm/Lisbon Trio). The founder of Svart Kaffe, Jean-Pierre Yvert plays the accordion, willow flutes and sanza. French born and bred, he become something of an ambassador for Swedish folk music in France. Jean-Pierre is also part of the group Nord-Sud.
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More info from the band:
Louise Schultz plays the fiddle and sings in Swedish. Since graduating from Music
Academy in 1998 Louise has worked as a traditional singer and fiddler.
As well as working with Svart Kaffe she is half of the duo Susanne & Louise and is active with the folk group RÅmantik. She also participates in various theatrical performances.
Simon Stålspets plays the guitar, nordic mandola and harmonica. After graduating in electric guitar and classical composition at the Royal Collage of Music in 2000 Simon plays in the folk groups Kalabra, Lystra and the Stockholm/Lisbon Trio.
The founder of Svart Kaffe, Jean-Pierre Yvert plays the accordion, willow flutes and sanza. Jean-Pierre, French born and bred, has over the years become something of an ambassador for Swedish folk music in France. In October 2004 he moved to Sweden. Jean-Pierre is also part of the group Nord-Sud and works with the story teller Annie Gallay.
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