Mora Träsk
Mora Träsk formed in 1973 in the village of Mora in central Sweden, with Olof Johansson on vocals and violin, Steinar Persson on nyckelharpa, Jan-Erik...
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Mora Träsk formed in 1973 in the village of Mora in central Sweden, with Olof Johansson on vocals and violin, Steinar Persson on nyckelharpa, Jan-Erik Fransson on guitar, and Sune Sundqvist on bass. They worked with traditional Swedish folk instruments like the nyckelharpa and violin, creating a sound that drew from local traditions.
Their self-titled debut album came out in 1974, followed by records like "Höst i Svedjan" in 1976, "Dansen på Sunnanö" in 1977, and "Västanvind" in 1979. Songs like "Alla Hugger I" and "Alla Isar Smälter" show their approach to folk melodies and lyrics.
Some traditionalists initially resisted their music, but they kept playing. Their recordings from the 1970s remain part of Swedish folk music's landscape.
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