Another CD on Kirkelig Kulturverksted

Here are the details on the Kirkelig Kulturverksted page:

TORHILD OSTAD:
BLOMAR I MOLL
KIRKELIG KULTURVERKSTED (1996)
Catalog no.: FXCD167
Genre: Traditional music :: Trad. vocal
Duration: 0:33:43
Format: MP3 - 256kbps

And the playlist:

Buy single tracks for download:
Title Preview Length Price Buy
LOVA LOVA LINE 1:44 NOK 9,50
HELLIG ÅND O HIMMELLUE 2:23 NOK 9,50
FRYD DEG DU CHRISTI BRUD 2:00 NOK 9,50
SALIGHETEN ER OSS NÆR 3:14 NOK 9,50
GRET DU BARNET 0:59 NOK 4,00
SYNG I STILLE MORGONSTUNDER 2:04 NOK 9,50
MIN SJEL OG ÅND OPPMUNTRE DIG 2:49 NOK 9,50
I HIMMELEN, I HIMMELEN 1:24 NOK 9,50
NU DAGENS LYS SIG SNIGER HEN 2:02 NOK 9,50
SULLA LULLA UNGEN MIN 0:45 NOK 4,00
NU SOLEN GÅR NED 3:13 NOK 9,50
FRISK OPP MIN SJEL 1:53 NOK 9,50
KOM, REGN AV DET HØYE 1:59 NOK 9,50
NU RINNER SOLEN OPP 2:23 NOK 9,50
DAGSENS AUGA SLOKNAR UT 3:16 NOK 9,50
KYSJA ROA LITE BAN 1:35 NOK 9,50

Torhild Ostad sings a cappella. There's a little more information on the Web about her. But now I've really got to get back to work.

Later: From Ostad's homepage at http://home.no.net/torhilos/ ...

Torhild Ostad - "Blomar i moll"
The CD's title means both "Flowers In Soil" and "Flowers In A Minor Key". A recording debut by a unique voice (in every sense).
A folk music CD with one vocal voice only was never before released in Norway. Torhild Ostad's debut record, -Blomar I Moll-, contains 16 songs: traditional lullabies and folk hymns.

ONE VOICE

Religious folk hymns and lullabies from all parts of Norway are here performed without any accompaniment, bare and with total intimacy.
As such this makes Torhild Ostad's record one of a kind. It is a homage to a rich musical tradition and to all of them who, often modestly, have carried this tradition.
This is how Torhild Ostad herself describes her CD album and her own encounter with the traditional folk music heritage: - I have learned this way of singing from recordings of old people. Our Norwegian folk music is a soloistic tradition. You can raise up and sing all by yourself where ever. This is fantastic. The folk tunes have strength and simplicity. And every performer has her own personal and individual timbre. -