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Kari
Tauring, MA Nordic Roots Performance and Workshops
The otherworldly
sound of kulning and lokking, cow calling vocals of the setterjente
(upland herding girls) and the Huldre (cow-tailed fairy women) waft
over the fairgrounds. Tauring's presentations compel us to listen.
Using props such as a real 20,000 BC Danish flint knife, a replica
of a Scandinavian Bronze Age string skirt (2000 BC), and rune letters
from 20 BC to the Middle Ages, Tauring sings and tells the stories
of our deep Scandinavian tap root. Medieval rune songs, passages
from the sagas, Huldre Lokk, Stav rhythm and dance weave through
masterful story telling that gives a history lesson in a most enchanting
way.
Author of "The
Runes: A Human Journey" 2007 (available on line, through
Ingebretsen's and the Eye of Horus in Minneapolis and from the author),
Tauring's presentations and workshops stem from 20 years of research,
teaching, and performance. Her shows are interactive and can be
solo or very large productions. Schools, lodges, and weekend work
shop programs are available. With a Masters Degree in teaching,
Tauring's programs appeal to all ages and levels of learning.
Her CD "Völva
Songs" (6 song EP released May 2008) gives listeners music
in Votic, Icelandic, Norwegian and English that is sweet as a lullaby
and frightening as a Valkyrie. Her performances are intense and
impeccable (cd available on-line, in select stores and at performances).
Ms Tauring is
also available to do Work Shops in Stav,
Runes, Scandinavian Deep Roots studies
for all ages. Rune work for individuals, parties and events is also
available. Rune work includes name translations and interpretations,
random rune pulls to shed light on an issue, and creating bind runes
and designs for crafts and jewelry. There is always an element of
educating in everything Ms Tauring does. "Ah ha" moments
will be had by all!
Contact:
Kari Tauring
4041 43rd Ave South
Minneapolis, MN 55406
(612) 729-4019
karitauring@yahoo.com
http://karitauring.com
Fee
Schedule
Listings on
Ingebretsen's and the Eye
of Horus pages.
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