Johan Hedin

Hazelius Hedin on facebook

Hazelius Hedin have now a page on Facebook, where you can find follow the duo!
The address is www.facebook.com/hazeliushedin

Hazelius Hedin at Korrö Folkmusic Festival, Sweden 2014

During spring the duo Hazelius Hedin has spent a few weeks in the “studio” – that actually is a nice cottage that we have chosen. It is found in Johan’s home village Vråka in south-east Sweden. That’s a place where it’s peaceful and quiet and a good acoustic environment for our music. We have arranged new songs and recorded some fine versions. The new album has no name yet It will be released by Cosmos Music Group during the fall.

Björnlert Hedin on DVD

During two days Rita Laydon from Colorado has recorded Pelle Björnlert and I playing many tunes together. This will hopefully be released on a DVD in Rita’s extensive series of Swedish musicians. The earlier productions can be found here: www.ritaleydon.com

Hedin at Uppsala Concert House

This fall I will perform three times in Uppsala in Sweden, at the Uppsala Concert Hall.

25/10 Helt solo på Uppsala International Sacred Music Festival.
26/10 Oktoberstämman.
20/11 Konsert med Silfver.

Silfver on iTunes

You can now buy the Silfver CD on iTunes.

Workshops

I will give some small workshops at the following locations:

3/8 Skatelöv (S)

24/8 Storvik (S)

7/9 Højby (DK)

and I will be a guest teacher at the new folk music education at Gamleby Folkhögskola starting this fall.

Blå blå känslor/Backapolskan – live at Stockholm Folk Festival

Written by Tomas Ledin, first released in 1973. Even known as “Blå, blå vindar och vatten”.
Tomas Ledin, vocals and guitar, with Johan Hedin, nyckelharpa, Esbjörn Hazelius, cittern (or mandola),
Ale Möller, flute (recorder), and Olle Linder, percussion.
From Hesselby Slott, Stockholm Folk Festival, August 10th to 11th, 2012.

Älu oäten – live at Stockholm Folk Festival

Written by Tomas Ledin.
Tomas Ledin, vocals and guitar, with Ale Möller, accordion, Magnus Zetterlund, harmonica, Esbjörn Hazelius,
cittern (or mandola), Roger Tallroth, guitar, Olle Linder, double bass, and Johan Hedin, nyckelharpa.
From Hesselby Slott, Stockholm Folk Festival, August 10th to 11th, 2012.

One of the best records this year

Sara Norling on Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter choose Silfver’s first
CD as one of the best albums this year.