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The Icelandic Singers

The Icelandic Singers
The Icelandic Singers

The Icelandic Singers, now known as the Reykjavik Male Choir, are a choral group founded in 1926 by conductor Sigurdur Thordarson (1895–1968). They first toured North America in 1936 and made subsequent appearances throughout Europe and North America. Their repertoire consists of works by Icelandic composers as well as songs familiar to European and American audiences. According to the liner notes, the choral style and arrangements “evoke the sights and sounds of … a land where the midnight sun illumines a rugged scenic grandeur, where the exploits of the Northmen are celebrated in song and story.” Song titles, composers, and translations are also included.

Track Listing

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The Icelandic Singers
01:46
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102
The Icelandic Singers
06:14
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103
The Icelandic Singers
02:09
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104
The Icelandic Singers
03:51
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105
The Icelandic Singers
03:38
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106
The Icelandic Singers
01:15
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107
The Icelandic Singers
04:27
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201
The Icelandic Singers
02:17
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202
The Icelandic Singers
04:16
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203
The Icelandic Singers
02:37
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The Icelandic Singers
02:17
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The Icelandic Singers
03:26
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The Icelandic Singers
08:05