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Mer. 30 sept. 2026
20:00 UTC+2
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20:00 GMT+2
25 jaar geleden startte Radio Noord met het streektaal muziekprogramma Twij Deuntjes. Henk Scholte presenteerde sinds 2001 dagelijks een uur muziek in kleine talen op de regionale radiozender. In al die jaren werden ook veel nummers van Groninger artiesten opgenomen in de Radio Noord Studio. Henk Scholte overleed vorig jaar en de vrienden van de show brachten in april een hommage aan Henk in een uitverkocht Theater Geert Teis. Inmiddels presenteert René Walhout het programma alweer bijna 3 jaar.
We vieren 25 jaar Twij Deuntjes met optredens van o.a. Jan Henk de Groot, Marlene Bakker, Bert Hadders, Lianne Abeln, TikTok Tammo, Steernvanger, Arnold Veeman en Wat Aans!. De presentatie is in handen van Olaf Vos.
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" Never before was the Groninger dialect connected to cinematic arrangements that sound so contemporary, in which the songs of a singer-songwriter are carefully draped in dreamy and broad sounds. Raif is a unique listening experience, a serene and melancholic spell which is lovingly crafted and captured into sound. Somehow it's just incredibly romantic."
Marlene Bakker is a rare appearance in the Dutch music scene. She’s a one of a kind singer/songwriter with a distinguished sound and is blessed with a stunning deep voice that you just have to listen to. Her music has an entirely unique place within the music industry because she writes and sings in a dialect called Gronings. This dialect is spoken in the province of Groningen and is part of the Dutch Low Saxon language that covers the northeastern part of the Netherlands.
In 2018 Marlene officially released her highly praised debut album RAIF. Her first single 'Waarkhanden' is about going back to your hometown and roots after having been away for a long time. The feeling of being homesick together with the fear of going back are mixed in this song, in which you can conclude that blood is thicker than water.
Marlene Bakker's long-awaited second album 'Oaventuren' was released in September 2023. While people often anxiously await the 'difficult second album', Marlene knows how to wipe away any doubts because her album Oaventuren is once again showered with great reviews. Heaven Magazine wrote; "While Raif was a big surprise a few years ago, with Oaventuren Bakker proves that she is certainly not inferior to an album sung in Dutch or English, released by a major record company." (4½ stars - Heaven Magazine)
Plus d'infoMarlene Bakker is a rare appearance in the Dutch music scene. She’s a one of a kind singer/songwriter with a distinguished sound and is blessed with a stunning deep voice that you just have to listen to. Her music has an entirely unique place within the music industry because she writes and sings in a dialect called Gronings. This dialect is spoken in the province of Groningen and is part of the Dutch Low Saxon language that covers the northeastern part of the Netherlands.
In 2018 Marlene officially released her highly praised debut album RAIF. Her first single 'Waarkhanden' is about going back to your hometown and roots after having been away for a long time. The feeling of being homesick together with the fear of going back are mixed in this song, in which you can conclude that blood is thicker than water.
Marlene Bakker's long-awaited second album 'Oaventuren' was released in September 2023. While people often anxiously await the 'difficult second album', Marlene knows how to wipe away any doubts because her album Oaventuren is once again showered with great reviews. Heaven Magazine wrote; "While Raif was a big surprise a few years ago, with Oaventuren Bakker proves that she is certainly not inferior to an album sung in Dutch or English, released by a major record company." (4½ stars - Heaven Magazine)
Genres:Alternative Roots, Indie Folk, Alt Folk, Alternative, Indie Pop
Ville: Groningen, Netherlands
