Classical string quartet music from the book Vinterbarn.
Book Back-Cover Description
“This is the second part in the series about Niels & Linnea and their doings. We meet them both during the winter holidays in days filled with adventure. Per has created the beautiful graphics that mostly go in a blue-frozen tone. Toni wrote lyrics, and Robin composed the music. It is our hope that this book, like its predecessor Sommarbarn, will open the door wide to the magical world of art, poetry and classical music. Recite the verses, be enchanted by the pictures, immerse yourself in the sounds of the string quartet and we can guarantee a wonderful time for both big and small children.”
Credits
Composed by Robin Rhodin.
Played by Johanna Hydén, Ian Peaston, Magdalena Svensson Soräng and Jonathan Åkesson.
Recorded at Studio Winden in Sweden.
Cover illustration by Per Åhlin.
Instructions and technical details
About the audio files format
The audio files have been encoded in an mp3 format with a variable high quality bitrate of around 230kbps and 44100Hz sample rate. However if you want a different audio format I might be able to provide it upon request if you write to me.
How to open the downloaded zip file
When you purchase this album, you will get access to a download link. This link will download the album into your computer or phone in a compressed format called zip, where all the audio files are packed into a single compressed zip file. To access the music you must first decompress or “unzip” this downloaded file. To unzip your file you must first make sure that the name of the downloaded file ends with “.zip”.
- If you are on a Mac device, just double click the file.
- If you are on a PC, right click the file and choose “Extract All”.
- If you are on an android device, you can try just clicking on the downloaded file. If it does not open, you might need to first install an app to unzip the file such as File Manager.
- For iPhone and iPad, you must first download the file into a computer, see instructions below.
Note: you must have an unzipping software installed in your device.
How to get downloaded files into iTunes (for iPads and iPhones)
If you own an iPhone or an iPad, you will need an additional step to get the audio files into iTunes as direct music downloads are not supported in these devices. You should first unzip the downloaded file in a computer, and then add the audio files to iTunes. For instructions on how to do this, you can check out this youtube tutorial.
