There is absolutely nothing Norwegian about those costumes. They are Bavarian or Tyrolean. I'm very surprised Myron Floren went along with this being a Norwegian-American.
I don't think there was a very big budget for costumes. Lots of thrifty improvisng was done. Myrons stylized shirt looks like an off the rack polo shirt with trim sewn on the arm bands and collar. I loved the show, and the musicians and talent were impeccable.
I saw this exact segment on an episode of The Sopranos and thought is was quite entertaining ✨
If my apple support person, Brian, is here: please enjoy the music and thank you for the call!
Paulie I don't want to argue
Ya want some cookies?
Watched All Your Shows Everyone ❤ !
Cissy & Bobby again danced wonderful together as Myron accompanied them on his magnificent Pancordion.
Poor Paulie and his Aunt.
Paulie? “You want some cookies”
Sopranos.
Paulie and his Ma. It was touching to see.
That's not a polka. It is what we in Norway call reinlender. In Sweden mostly called shottis.
the outfits arent "norwegian flare" either. its German and Moravian-ish.
There is absolutely nothing Norwegian about those costumes. They are Bavarian or Tyrolean.
I'm very surprised Myron Floren went along with this being a Norwegian-American.
Correct! Nothing Norwegian!
....and the song is "Johann Pa Snippen"...oh well, they sound and look great despite the inaccuracies.
I don't think there was a very big budget for costumes. Lots of thrifty improvisng was done. Myrons stylized shirt looks like an off the rack polo shirt with trim sewn on the arm bands and collar. I loved the show, and the musicians and talent were impeccable.
@@brendarodgers5686It's "Johan på Snippen". Å is not the same letter as A. Pronounced almost like "oah".
This is about as Norwegian as a taco.
Looks like ol Bobby sat in something wet right before they went in front of the camera.. ICK