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Radio Vinyl has hugged an impressive piece of "old celebrity" to its new radio series devoted to the story of old good songs – with some real television profiles on the front.
Christian Borch and Dan Børge Akerø with Vidar Lønn-Arnesen Espen Thoresen Siv Stubsveen and Anita Skorgan will each address Branches of his musical history – In the 75 long episodes "History of music in the blink of an eye", from Monday.
Dan Børge will present the greatest "One Hit Wonder" of the Golden Age – songs of artists who have never finished the show. Vidar Lønn-Arnesen, unexpectedly, tells the stories behind the songs that he visited in the 1960s. "Ten in the loop".
Espen Thoresen celebrates the best British lists because he has a Beatles interest on the average while Siv Stubsveen, of course, achieves the greatest love songs – in the thrill of Patsy Cline at Stevie Wonder [19659005] Anita Skorgan will tell the great Norwegian songs of that era – that they are original Norwegian hits or translated versions. She offers encounters with the songs of Wenche Myhre, Pussycats and The Vanguards – and her own "Oliver".
– The hope is that listeners who do not know this music will have more knowledge of this period, "says Arne Sandvik Vinyl and promises that some of the stories will not be familiar – even for the nerds. [19659009] – Very common
Christian Borch (74) will tell the greatest songs of the United States in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s and I can not wait to be there, he says to NTB:
– I must say that the radio is the closest to my heart.Every song has a story.It is very fun to list some of the stories that put this in perspective, giving people an extra frame.Most of what they play on Vinyl Radio is widespread, something they have lived with and as everyone knows.Berch says with his familiar voice – but without looking at the white curls – that we either posh or popular, whether one is Norwegian, African or it alien or Chinese
. Well, the day's ride like uriks is top. For he discovered what he calls "a terrible thing" when he started on television after being in a newspaper and then on the radio:
– That image, however, exaggerates the word, so the word must adhere to the image. For someone who has lived the entire life of an analytical journalist and commentator, I still enjoy the joy of the radio, "said Christian Borch, who now drives without being seen, but has even barely heard television
. Radio 1, where he sometimes commented on foreigners, and sat on Saturday P3. And now, the old TV profile can also take note of the Radio Vinyl series, which belongs to a former jazz flautist
Piano Design and Jazz Star
– I was born and I grew up in a house where both my parents played the piano, and I found it quite reasonable that I should learn to play the piano and completely unreasonable that I would not do it. I was hesitant to do something I did not know: I could not start where Grieg was stopping.
Young man, he was interested in pop until the father of a friend sent him to a jazz concert at Nordstrand Hall with Norman Grantz and his Jazz. Philharmonic series in the late 1950s. He saw young Borch Benny Goodman and Louis Armstrong, which led him to release jazz records once a week as a journalist every day.
– Ask me what my iPod contains: 50% jazz, 50% classic 70 percent rock and roll! Unpublished Sounds by Christian Borch, who also gives lectures on the political aspects of Beethoven's compositions – from the Bergen Festival to the Danube Cruise
Facts: History of Music in a Flash
- all 75 short episodes
- The serial name suggests that episodes do not last longer than a trent eye should be able to stay open without blinking – that is, between one and two minutes [19659021TheparticipantsareChristianBorchDanBørgeAkerøVidarSalary-ArnesenEspenThoresenSivStubsveenandAnitaSkorgan
- Radio Vinyl is a national channel, with veterans like Jostein Pedersen and Leif-Erik Forberg, Lars Eikanger and Rune Dahl on the antenna. It has also been recently known that Finn Bjelke ends up in NRK to start in Radio Vinyl
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