Anne Hytta

Anne Hytta (born 14 September 1974 in Sauland, Norway) is a Norwegian traditional folk musician playing the Hardingfele.

Biography Hytta has been training hardingfele with Einar Løndal (1914–2005) and Knut Buen (b. 1948) among others. She writes and arranges new music at the intersection of Traditional folk music, Contemporary classical music and other modal traditional folk music traditions. Her main project next to playing solo fiddle is in the trio Slagr, initiated by Hytta in 2003. The trio has written and performed two commissioned works, the last, straum, stille (stream, silent), was performed at the Osa Festival in 2008. Their debut album Solaris, was released in 2007, and the second album Straum, Stille in 2011. Slagr received ensemble support from the Norsk kulturråd (Arts Council Norway).

Discography

Solo albums 2006: Dag, Kveld, Natt (ta:lik - TA30CD) 2014: Draumsyn(Carpe Diem) 2017: Strimur (ta:lik - TA167CD)

Collaborations With Slagr 2007: Solaris (NorCD - NORCD 0771) 2011: Straum, Stille (Ozella - OZ 033 CD) 2012: Softspeaker (Atterklang - AKLANG305), with Andreas Ulvo 2013: Songs By Geirr Tveitt (Ozella - OZ 048 CD), with Camilla Granlien 2015: Short Stories (Ozella - OZ 059 CD) 2018: Dirr (Hubro Music) 2022: Linde (Hubro Music)

With Synnøve S. Bjørset og Åse Teigland 2010: Soli (ta:lik - TA83CD)

With Øyonn Groven Myhren 2017: Sogesong (Heilo - HCD7319) 2018: Nordjordet (Jazzland Recordings – 377 908 5)