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Trollpolska waltz

Also known as Swedish, Trollpolska Efter Hans Börtas, Trollpolska Från Boda, Trollpolska Från Rättvik Efter Börtas Hans.

There are 25 recordings of a tune by this name.

Trollpolska has been added to 32 tunebooks.

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Four settings

X: 1
T: Trollpolska
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmin
|:A,2 D>E F>G|A2 ^c2 d>e|f>g f>e d2|c>d c>B A2|
B>c B>A G>B|A>B A>G F2|G>F E>D ^C<E|[D6A6]:|
|:a>g f>e f>a|g>a g>e c2|f>e d>^c d>e|f2 e>c A2|
d>c B>A B>d|c>d c>A F2|G>F E>D ^C<E|[D6A6]:|
X: 2
T: Trollpolska
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Fmaj
D2 | G2GD G2B2 | d6 Bc | d2dB d2de | c2cB A2AB |
c2cd e2dc | BcBA G2FG | A2AF D2EF | G6 :|
# Added by maki .
X: 3
T: Trollpolska
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Emin
|:B,2 E>F G>A|B2 ^d2 e>f|g>a g>f e2|d>e d>c B2|
c>d c>B A>c|B>c B>A G2|A>G F>E ^D<F|[E6B6]:|
|:b>a g>f g>b|a>b a>f d2|g>f e>^d e>f|g2 f>d B2|
e>d c>B c>e|d>e d>B G2|A>G F>E ^D<F|[E6B6]:|
# Added by JACKB .
X: 4
T: Trollpolska
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmin
A,|D2 D>E F>G|A2 A>^c d>e|f>g f>e d>d|c>d c>A F>A|
B>c B>A G>B|A>B A>G F>F|E>F E>D ^C>E|[1D2 D3:|[2D2 D4|
|:a>g f>e f>a|g>a g>e c>e|f>e d>^c d>f|e>f e>^c A2|
d>c B>A B>d|c>d c>A F>F|E>F E>D ^C>E|D2 D4:|

Four comments

Swedish waltz by Orion

Not the same "Swedish waltz" (by James Bryan), this tune comes from Orion’s first album ("Orion").

Swedish waltz

This is not a waltz from the beginning. The tune is mostly played and danced like a polska, a swedish couple-dance in slower 3/4. I have heard the tune as a Boda-style polska, with a special kind of rhythm. Sometimes it is played like a hambo, another swedish tune/couple-dance.

What’s with this "second setting"? It’s the Äppelbo gånglåt, and only the first strain.

Trollpolska efter Hans Börtas, Rättvik.

I’ve added another setting, being a familiar one from the playing of Hans Börtas (Börtas Hans) who was a riksspelman from Rättvik in Dalarna. He also played in Dalaföreningens Spelmanslag in Stockholm ( a spelmanslag formed by Dalarna fiddlers living in the city) and was heard playing with them on the radio in the 1940s through to the 60s. Hans Börtas died in 2007 at the age of 94.

It’s certainly not a waltz.

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