Trondheim Calling – Music by Per Borten

2 x 180G transparent vinyl, CD included

Cover design by Håvard Gjelseth

Illustrations by Vibeke Hay Wold

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A commissioned piece of music for the Trondheim Calling 2018 Festival,
by Per Borten.

Trondheim Calling asked composer Per Borten to make a commissioned
piece of music for the 2018 festival. The concept is fixed to Bortens
perception of Trondheims music scene after the turn of the century. A
heart warming homage to it’s many bands in different genres. From Y2K
to the present.

Per engaged a handfull of young cherry-picked musicians in different
genres, with whom he composed a series of well-constructed
compositions to each one of the artists. A reflection of themselves
interpreted by Borten, and the sound of Trondheim 2018.

The music was performed February 2nd in Storsalen at
Studentersamfundet, Trondheim city, Norway (The true center of the
universe).

Vocalists:
Rohey Taalah (Rohey)
Mia Marlen Berg (Doffs Poi)
Emilie Storaas (Svankropp)
Ragnhild Fangel Jamtveit (Pom Poko, Panda Panda)
Amanda Tenfjord (Soloartist)
Øyvind Ramsøy-Halle (Frances Waves)
Remi Langseth (Jesus Fucking Christ)
Gisle Solbu (Woodland)
Hallvard Gaardløs (Woodland, Spidergawd)
Matthew Burt (Dog & Sky)

Track list:

1. How Still My Heart, How Famous the Moon – Emilie Storaas

2. Exclamation Marks Behind Everyday Trivia at the Discotheque –
Øyvind Ramsøy-Halle

3. Does Death Appear to a Bureaucrat as a Bureaucrat? – Remi Langseth

4. The Nature of Snow – Amanda Tenfjord

5. Bridges in Trondheim All Cross the Same Damn River – Ragnhild Fangel Jamtveit

6. A Dragonfly’s Cure for Pain – Gisle Solbu

7. Because You Have to Make Time, to Find Time – Mia Marlen Berg

8. Too Busy to Heed My Own Voice on the Radio – Rohey Talaah

9. Winter Song – Matt Burt

10. Not Having Met the New Neighbors Is Often More Interesting than
Afterwards – Hallvard Gaardløs

11. There is Music in the Machine – Spidergawd