MUSEUM

Christmas Tree Museum Rasten

A documentation and presentation of Sweden's most popular accordionist Carl Jularbo with his son Ebbe Jularbo. The museum contains almost all recorded music as well as private possessions and pictures in abundance.

A red wing with yellow doors. The text Jularbomuseum on the facade

The Jularbo Museum in the village of Rasten outside Alunda gives you a close-up view of one of Sweden's most celebrated accordionists. It displays artefacts, pictures and music from his life and career.

Kalle Jularbo (born Karl Karlsson, 1893-1966) shaped the Swedish accordion tradition and became one of the country's most famous artists in the first half of the 20th century. He recorded a huge number of records and wrote several immortal melodies, including ”Life in the Finnish forests” and ”The dream of Elin”.

With his characteristic swing and joyful playing, he set a standard that inspired generations of musicians.

The museum also gives a picture of the man behind the music - from childhood in Dalarna to the big stages, and on to the musical heritage that lived on through, among others, the son Eberhard ”Ebbe” Jularbo.

 

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