DISMARC - Metastore - Search result for query Description:(("Malbrook \n \n… in Low German means something like dance devil , one who dances with wild abandon. Malbrook also is a well-known traditional melody in northern Europe; the spelling may vary. \n \nThe north of Germany") and ("southern Scandinavia have for centuries shared a common heritage based on extensive ties of trade, knowledge") and ("culture. This cross-fertilisation reached its fullest flower in the late mediaeval era, at the time of the Hanseatic League (a confederation of trading cities in northern Europe). In that period Low German was the most important language of commerce in northern Europe. It had a strong influence on the Scandinavian languages: nearly fifty per cent of the words in modern Swedish have a Low German origin. There was also a strong cultural exchange between northern Germany") and ("southern Scandinavia. Many lyrics") and ("melodies, as well as other cultural products dating from the late Middle Ages, are similar in both regions. \n \nThis was the starting point for the project Malbrook . Wolfgang Meyering (North-Germany) had already been playing songs") and ("music from northern Germany as both a musician") and ("a radio journalist for more than 25 years. He chose traditional and/or original music mostly from northern Germany - songs about murder, jealousy") and ("death, odd childrens songs in polka style and a suite of three Schotsken (a dance that is called Schottis in Sweden and Norway). The tunes were recorded with musicians from Sweden and with musicians from northern Germany with Scandinavian experience using a wide variety of instruments - mandola, mandolin, hurdy gurdy, German and Swedish bagpipe, Bohemian/German harp, flutes, fiddles, percussion, loops, sound samples and more."))

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