Kaddara

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Kaddara: Folkelivsbilleder fra Grønland (Sketches from the Folk Life in Greenland) is a 1921 Danish-language opera in four acts by Hakon Børresen to a libretto by C.M. Norman-Hansen (1861-1947).^[1][2][3]

• Kaddara - Gitta-Maria Sjöberg, Stig Fogh Andersen, Matti Borg, Elisabeth Hanke, Anette Bod, Maria Hanke, Paul Frederiksen Ruse Philharmonic Niels Borksand 2CD, CDKlassisk 2013