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Judy Collins
with guest Thomas Dybdahl
DU RAT ION
1:30
T IC K E T
Standard: 300
Under 30: 150
Festival Card:
30 % discount
BT Fordel:
25 % discount
The American legend Judy Collins
embraces Grieghallen with heartwarming songs.
Collins made her recording debut in 1961, and is
one of the greatest folk musicians of her generation. She is still active both as an artist and as
a social activist and has made her own versions
of songs by Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen
among others. She is perhaps best known for
Both Sides Now, a song, although written by
Joni Mitchell, first recorded by Collins. Her
focus is on good stories and gripping melodies
and she has fallen for Norwegian songs including Jonas Fjeld’s Engler i snøen (,Angels in the
Snow,) and Thomas Dybdahl’s From Grace. The
latter is included on Judy Collin’s duet album
released last autumn.
Judy Collins has performed a number of times
with various symphony orchestras, and on this
occasion at Grieghallen she will be joined by
KORK (The Norwegian Radio Orchestra).
Judy Collins vocal, guitar
Russell Walden piano
Thomas Dybdahl vocal
The Norwegian Radio Orchestra (KORK)
Ingar Bergby conductor
Sponsored by Widerøe
Thomas Dybdahl has released six albums, sold
over 400.000 records, won three Norwegian
Grammys and fills concert halls both in Norway
and Europe.
’That someone who has made a career of finding good songs and making them her own,
has found my song is extraordinary,’ Dybdahl
has said. Both Sides Now is one of his all-time
favourite songs.
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