Title	Fanitullen
Article no.	3071305
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	International folklore
Instrumentation	Flexi (variable instrumentation); Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Norway (no)
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Series title	Flexible 5 Showblow Series
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Year of publication	2010
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Composer	Traditional
Arranger	Vannebo, Elisabeth
Difficulty level	1+
Duration	3:00
Additional info/contents	Fanitullen is the name of one of the most famous Norwegian folk tunes. It means 'The Devil's Tune', and the story says that it got it's name after a bloody wedding in Hol in the valley of Hallingdal in 1724. When they went to get more beer, they saw the Devil himself sit on the barrel and played this tune on his fiddle.
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Available	yes

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