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I also really like this song. You are probably right about the titles of the tunes, but it COULD also be that both are called "Brudmarsch från Jämtland" and the one I play is also (more?) known as "Jämtlandssången". I also know the other tune, the one played by Vicki Swan if you follow the link (thanks for that!) you sent.

@@klampartown I've also learned that many Swedish tunes have more than one name, and that many different tunes have the same name, so that can get confusing! After all, I'm sure that there are several different bridal marches from Jämtland for example, and they can all be correctly called Jämtlands Brudmarsch.

@@RRCDog So it is!

Tack Björn! Ditt beröm värmer.

Tack Björn! Ditt beröm värmer.

@@sarapaulsson3956 Var ligger "öjja"?

Glad you liked it!

Hej själv, Kanada!

Thank you!

Thanks so much! Ceylon Wallin played a lot of fun and slightly odd songs, not always so technically complicated. Glad you like the song,

Thanks! Yes, nyckelharpa sounds good!

Nyckelharpa! Nyligen klassad som immateriellt kulturarv och föreslagen som Sveriges nationalinstrument.

Tack Sune! Men jag skickade länken till dig av misstag, den var ämnad till en annan Sune. Förlåt!

Yes, but the sound is terrible!

I didn't notice, too busy watching those tangents move!!!!❤

@@genecarlson6938 I was playing with a toy camera I had bought, a cheap version of the GoPro. It turned out, as expected, to have both a lousy picture and poor sound.

Tack så mycket, Anders!

Tack Anders!

My money is on the black and white one

Ja, jag har noter till valserna från Godegård.

Jag fixar noter i morgon kväll, är det ok?

@@klampartown det blir kanon, stort tack!

@@joelrehn6847 Du angav en e-postadress att skicka noterna till. Den tycks ha försvunnit! Vill du repetera den?

Here is the translation of the description above. So glad you like the song! Inge Henriksson, Riksspelman. From him I have learned and received permission to publish my version of the song "Jularboliken". Here's what Inge says about the song: "Here I play "Jularboliken". The waltz is composed by the violinist Axel Pettersson (1881-1967, Långmon in Bladåker Uppland). I have the waltz after a recording where Grop-Gustaf and Axel played it together. The waltz got its name when I played it for Nisse Nordström for the first time. Nisse said: "It doesn't sound like Grop-Gustaf, it sounds more like Calle Jularbo." I think that the song is so happy, catchy and fancy that I immediately fell for it and for Inge's fine performance.

@@klampartown Ah thankyou so much Klasse, (as I see others say). That was a very quick translation you did there! I'm afraid I "do" like to understand what's happening!

I don't know!

most definetly a fight:; love making is over as soon as it starts

@@klampartown они спариваются?

I don't know anything about the person behind the name "Nyckelharpatunes" but as you say, he is talented. And probably a younger person. He also appears to be playing a nyckelharpa, made by Eric Sahlstöm.

you could do something to help thousands of people right now. there are chinese slaving away, africans starving to death, dogs and cats being put down, instead you're here bitching on the internet

Nature knows no evil. Just people like you putting human values to nature's forces within.

@@danielerickson3391 I feed them and break up fights all the time. Im alive, i brought the food, im the alpha, its my party, standards are being lifted while im around.

Break it up with a .410

​@@danielerickson3391 I know, most humans are so damn sensitive

I'm not att home right now, I'll lock closer later if this does not help: try to look for "låt till far". I guess YOU don't have an "å" but I found the tune also when I wrote "lat till far". Then try "karolinermarsch" and "hommage till en spelman". Any success?

@@klampartown Thankyou but I can find the ,"tunes" on videos but it usually takes a long time. That's why I'd like to have the "scores" to be able to read the music and recognise them and play them properly. Where do you find the scores in Sweden? They are well known pieces. I tried someone in France but no success.

Ahh, you are looking för the scores! Then I have to wait till I'm home again.

Meanwhile try folkwiki.se!

I have Eleanore Billy as a contact on Facebook! She is very talented.

I also have Jean Claude Condi as a contact on Facebook! He seems to be a very skilled builder. Good luck with your continued playing!

Thanks for listening! The piece is after a fiddle player, who was called Hultkläppen. His real name was Pehr Abrahamsson Hult Alcén (1834-1898) and he lived in Hälsingland, a province in Sweden.

Thankyou very much, I'm always quite curious for this kind of information. Tell me when there are some more!

@@dididoo You can find more songs from me if you search for "klampartown".

Thank you, Gene!

Beautiful tune, nice playing, congratulations from France 🇫🇷

Just det, du kommer ju från Örebro!