Jutland
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Oct 28, 2026
Kay Xander MellishHOST
Red was considered the high-end brick color for centuries.
Kay Xander MellishHOST
For example, Riba Cathedral in Jutland, near Germany, has red munkstein.
Kay Xander MellishHOST
And so does Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site where the Danish monarchs are buried.
Kay Xander MellishHOST
The older parts of these buildings are made with red monk bricks that are nearly a thousand years old.
Frederik Plesner LyngseGUEST
Yeah, exactly.
Frederik Plesner LyngseGUEST
So if you have like one... particular example it was like up in in Jutland you had like first mink outbreak do you know mink the animal
Dr. CHOST
yeah
Frederik Plesner LyngseGUEST
It's like a furry little animal that...
Otis GrayNARRATOR
But it is necessary to prefix to my extracts from them a statement of the form in which I possess them.
Otis GrayNARRATOR
They consist, then, partly of a series of collections for a book of travels, such a volume as was common product of the forties and fifties, Horace Marriott's Journal of a Residence in Jutland in the Danish Isles is a fair specimen of the class to which I allude.
Otis GrayNARRATOR
These books usually treat it as some unknown district to the continent.
Otis GrayNARRATOR
They were illustrated with woodcuts or steel plates.
Karin HvidtfeldtGUEST
And that goes back to my husband's family.
Karin HvidtfeldtGUEST
His cousin had a hideaway in Jutland somewhere, a little farm.
Karin HvidtfeldtGUEST
And he had all the good memories of his holidays at hideaway.
Karin HvidtfeldtGUEST
So when we started, we had to have a hideaway, of course.
Karin HvidtfeldtGUEST
And you can see that the cocoa has been suffering, but it's still alive and kicking.
Karin HvidtfeldtGUEST
So it's to test all these trees and it's to have the very best climate for wine growing in Denmark, some of the best at least.
Karin HvidtfeldtGUEST
So when we ripen a Solaris, it has these very mature aromas, whereas if you're in the northern Jutland, you have a totally different Solaris.
Karin HvidtfeldtGUEST
And that's the beauty of Denmark, that you have all these different microclimates.
speaker_4NARRATOR
as much as 1,800 tons of water pass through its gills every hour.
speaker_4NARRATOR
The Greenen Headland is the most northeasterly tip of North Jutlandic Island, the second largest island in Denmark.
speaker_4NARRATOR
To the south, it's separated from Jutland by the Limpfjord, which links the North Sea to the Kattegat.
speaker_4NARRATOR
To the west, close to the North Sea, the Lymph Yard spreads out to form broad shallows.
Jonas KristensenGUEST
I have a science based bachelor's degree and master's degree as well.
Jonas KristensenGUEST
But then at one point in my life, when I was at a bit of a low point, I was a waiter on a ferry in Jutland, the mainland of Denmark.
Jonas KristensenGUEST
and one day I was waiting the tables in this ferry in the VIP section and I came up to this table and at that time I've never had a spiritual experience before and suddenly this old woman at the table who I had never met in my life she grabs my arm and she says to me right away you're gonna help a lot of people in your life and at that point I found it a bit funny and a bit weird And she told me she was from the Organization of Light, which I had no idea what that was at the time.
Jonas KristensenGUEST
But I learned later on that it was like an organization for lightworkers and spiritual enthusiasts.
Richard FeiginHOST
So the poodle's core.
Esben Weile KjærGUEST
Yeah, because the other ones are in polished bronze and they're standing outside in this sculpture garden in Jutland.
Esben Weile KjærGUEST
But the first one was for this surrealist exhibition called
Richard FeiginHOST
Capitalist Surrealism or...
speaker_3UNKNOWN
WVIK Classical.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
After collecting folk songs from England, Percy Granger set out, along with Ewald Teng Christensen, to collect folk songs of Denmark, using a phonograph in the Jutland Peninsula between 1922 and 1927.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
Using these collected songs, Granger composed his Danish Folk Song Suite, a work written in four movements, each of which features a setting of one or more of these folk songs.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
We'll listen to this work later this hour here on Anytime Classical.
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Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
Canadian Brass performed Killer Tango by Sonny Kompaneck.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
We'll finish off the hour with music of Percy Granger.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
After collecting folk songs from England, he set off along with Ewald Tong Christensen to collect folk songs of Denmark using a phonograph in the Jutland Peninsula between 1922 and 1927.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
Granger then used these collected songs to compose his Danish folk song Suite.
speaker_0NARRATOR
And in a few remarkable cases, the towers were moved.
speaker_0NARRATOR
On the North Sea coast of Denmark, at a place called Rubjerg on the northern tip of the Jutland Peninsula, a lighthouse was first lit on the twenty-seventh of December nineteen hundred, the same month and year that the keepers vanished from the Flannan Isles, though there is no connection between the two events except the coincidence of timing.
speaker_0NARRATOR
The Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse was a modest structure, twenty-three meters tall, built two hundred meters inland from the cliff edge at an elevation of sixty meters above sea level.
speaker_0NARRATOR
When it was built, the landscape around it was open heath and low scrub.
Wajeeh LionHOST
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Malcolm NanceHOST
We have Jac- we have Jacob Kaarsbo, Danish intelligence officer extraordinaire, driving in Jutland.
Malcolm NanceHOST
And we have Waja, the ex-
Wajeeh LionHOST
Yeah
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