Espen Grjotheim

Recorded live at the Kilden Performing Arts Centre in Kristiansand, Norway, this concert features 17 of Rolf Løvland and Fionnuala Sherry’s greatest hits including “You Raise Me Up” – made famous in the States by Josh Groban; and “Nocturne” – the song that launched their career with a victory at the Eurovision Song Contest on 1995. The event celebrates the Norwegian-Irish duo’s two decade career that includes eight studio albums with sales in excess of 5 million copies. The concert features the Kristiansand Symphony Orchestra along with special guest artists such as Ole Edvard Antonsen, Tracey Campbell, Cathrine Iversen and Espen Grjotheim.

The brothers Kristian And and Lille And have an encounter with the Princess from Herli Land, which leads to the three of them becoming friends. The power-hungry Bjørg Villkatt, with the help of the gang Erte Skjære, Guro Kråke, and Åge Mage, plans to steal King Quart's scepter. Whoever holds the scepter of the Princess's father gains all the power in Herli Land. But they probably didn't count on Kristian Ånd's penchant for extreme sports and disasters, and Lille Ånd's ability to plan. In this performance, friendship is put to the test, evil and greed are defeated, and all by two little ducks and a really cool Princess.