What does hygge mean to you? Maybe it means friendship, laughter, or more concrete things like warmth, light, seasonal food and drink. It might make you think of sitting by the fire on a cold winter night, wearing your favorite oversized sweater, reading a book, and sipping cinnamon tea. In the special, The Sound of Cinnamon, Jake Armerding invites you to experience coziness and contentment with a hygge soundtrack perfect for finding your favorite pair of slippers and putting your feet up.
Playlist
Jake Armerding: a là môde – Jake Armerding, octave violin
Antonio Bazzini: The Dance of the Goblins - Itzhak Perlman, violin
Jules Massenet: Thaïs: Méditation - Itzhak Perlman, violin; Abbey Road Ensemble; Lawrence Foster, conductor
Hanneke Cassel/Matt Mangano: Pieces of Us/Marc et Laura – Hanneke Cassel, violin
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Mov. II from Flute and Harp Concerto – James Galway, flute; Academy of St. Martin in the Fields; Neville Marriner, conductor
Jake Armerding: Four Roses Quartet: V. Stella's Rose – Rosin
Emilio Pujol: Triquilandia/Seguidilla – David Russell, guitar
Ola Gjeilo: Winter Light – Jess Gillam, soprano saxophone
Traditional: Sekstur from Vensyssel/The Peat Dance – The Danish String Quartet
Edgar Meyer/Mark O’Connor: One Winter’s Night – Strength in Numbers
Ola Gjeilo: Sacred Heart (Ubi Caritas III) – Ben Hancox, violin; Voces8
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