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CIRRICULUM VITAE 1. Personalia 2. Utdanning 3. Stillinger/Undervisning
Henrik Hellstenius CIRRICULUM VITAE 1. Personalia Født: 28.4.63, Bærum, Norge Bosted: Bærum Sivilstand: Gift, to barn 2. Utdanning 1991-95 Diplomeksamen i komposisjon ved Norges Musikkhøgskole 1992-93 Komposisjonsstudier i Paris med Gérard Grisey privat og Erasmus stipendiat ved Conservatoire National Superieur 1993 Stage d´eté. Studier i computerstøttet komponering ved IRCAM, Paris. 1986-90 Kandidateksamen i komposisjon ved Norges Musikkhøgskole 1983-84 Musikkvitenskap mellomfag ved Universtitet i oslo 3. Stillinger/Undervisning 3.1 Undervisning ved Norges Musikkhøgskole 2005-2006 Vikariat for førsteamanuensis Yngve Slettholm: Veiledning av komposisjonsstudenter på 2 avdeling Komposisjonsteknikker 2 avdeling KomposisjonsWorkshop 2002 –2005 Vikrariat for førsteamanuensis Yngve Slettholm: Veiledning av komposisjonsstudenter på 2 avdeling Sonologi KomposisjonsWorkshop 2001 Vikariat for Professor Bjørn Kruse: Veiledning av alle komposisjonsstudenter på 1 avdeling. KomposisjonsWorkshop 1 1997-1998 Timelærer i komposisjonsteknikker 2. avd. 1996 –1997 Timelærer i komposisjonsteknikker 1. avdeling 1993 -1997 Timelærer i satslære 1. avdeling 3.2 Annen undervisning i komposisjon 1994-2000 Diverse privatelever i komposisjon og instrumentasjon, bla. Knut Olav Sunde, Bjørn Stenvaag, Evan Gardner og Stine Sørlie som alle siden har kommet inn på komposisjonstudiet ved NMH. 4. Verv og andre aktiviteter 4.1 Verv 2001-2004 Nestformann i Norsk Komponistforening 1998- 2004 Medlem av styret i Norsk Komponistforening 1998 Medlem av styret i Ultimafestivalen 1995-98 Medlem av Musikkfagligråd i Norsk Komponistforening. 1994-97 Medlem av programkomiteen i Oslo Sinfonietta. 1990-92 Medlem av arbeidsutvalget i Foreningen Ny Musikk 1990-91 Formann for Ung Nordisk Musikk 2 4.2 Andre initiativer 1998 – Initiativtager og leder for Åsgårdstrand seminaret, Nordens eneste årlige seminar for analyse, og debatt om moderne kunstmusikk. -
Nordidactica
Nordidactica – Journal of Humanities and Social Science Education Canon and archive in messages from Oslo Cathedral Square in the aftermath of July 22nd 2011 Sidsel Lied & Sidsel Undseth Bakke Nordidactica 2013:1 ISSN 2000-9879 The online version of this paper can be found at: www.kau.se/nordidactica Nordidactica - Journal of Humanities and Social Science Education 2013:1 NORDIDACTICA – JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION ISSN 2000-9879 2013:1 34-56 Canon and archive in messages from Oslo Cathedral Square in the aftermath of July 22nd 2011 Prof. Dr. Sidsel Lied, Hedmark University College, Norway MA Sidsel Undseth Bakke, Trysil upper secondary school/Hedmark University College, Norway Abstract: In this article we ask if central values which people were in dialogue with in the memorial messages from Oslo Cathedral Square in the aftermath of July 22nd 2011, may be seen as a part of Norwegian cultural memory, and if so, how. We answer this question in the affirmative, by elaborating on presentations of the Norwegian flag as a symbol of the values unity and solidarity, and on presentations of love and roses as weapons promoting the values love, humanity and calmness. In our discussion we have drawn on theory of cultural memory and suggested that the use of the Norwegian flag in the messages may be understood in the frame of Assmann’s term “canon”, representing the active part of cultural remembrance, and that the message from the use of roses and hearts may be understood in the frame of the term “archive”, representing the passive part of remembrance. -
Ultima Oslo Contemporary Music Festival on Nature
ultima oslo contemporary 10–19 september 2015 ultima music festival oslo contemporary music festival om natur 10.–19. september 2015 10.–19. on nature 1 programme THURSDAY 10 SEPTEMBER Lunchtime concert Henrik Hellstenius Ørets teater III: Ultima Academy Cecilie Ore Ultima Academy Eivind Buene Georg Friedrich Haas In Vain SATURDAY 19 SEPTEMBER Herman Vogt Om naturen (WP) Alexander Schubert in conversation Adam & Eve—A Divine Comedy Geologist Henrik H. Svensen The Norwegian Chamber Orchestra Ensemble Ernst Ultima Remake Concordia Discors, Études (WP) Oslo Sinfonietta / Dans les Arbres with rob Young 21:00 — Kulturkirken Jakob on issues in the Age of Man 19:00 — Universitetets aula 21:00 — Riksscenen Edvin Østergaard (WP) / 10:00 — Edvard Munch Secondary 12:00 — Loftet 19:30 — The Norwegian National Opera 14:00 — Kulturhuset p. 18 19:30 — Kulturhuset New music by Eivind Buene, plus the Spellbinding piece described as ‘an optical Jan Erik Mikalsen (WP) / Maja Linderoth School Piano studies with Ian Pace, piano & Ballet, (Also 12 and 13 September) p. 31 p. 35 pieces that inspired it illusion for the ear’” The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir Interactive installation created by pupils p. 19 Concert / performance Robert Ashley Perfect Lives p. 38 p. 47 13:00 — Universitetets gamle festsal p. 13 p. 16 Ultima Academy Matmos Ultima Academy p. 53 Installation opening and concert Music Professor Rolf Inge Godøy 22:00 — Vulkan Arena Musicologist Richard Taruskin on David Toop Of Leonardo da Vinci — James Hoff / Afrikan Sciences / Ultima Academy Elin Mar Øyen Vister Røster III (WP) Installation opening on sound and gesture American electronica duo perform cele- birdsong, music and the supernatural Quills / a Black Giant / Deluge (WP) Hilde Holsen Øyvind Torvund (WP) / Jon Øivind Media theorist Wolfgang Ernst 15:00 — Deichmanske Ali Paranadian Untitled I, 14:30 — Kulturhuset brated TV opera 20:30 — Kulturhuset Elaine Mitchener / David Toop 22:00 — Blå Ness (WP) / Iannis Xenakis on online culture and hovedbibliotek A Poem for Norway (WP) p. -
Bomb Target Norway
Bomb target Norway About Norwegian political history in a tragic background, the background to the Norwegian fascism. Militarism and na- tionalism are the prerequisites for fas- cism. By Holger Terpi Norway is a rich complex country with a small wealthy militarist and nationalist upper class, a relatively large middle class and a working class. The little known Norwegian militarism has always been problematic. It would censorship, war with Sweden, occupy half of Greenland1, was opponent of a Nordic defense cooperation, garden Norway into NATO2 and EEC, would have plutonium and nuclear weapons3, as well as, monitor and controlling political opponents, in- cluding the radical wing of the labor movement, pacifists and conscientious objectors. And they got it pretty much as they wanted it. One example is the emergency law or emergency laws, a common term for five laws adopted by the Storting in 1950, which introduced stricter measures for acts that are defined as treacherous in war, and also different measures in peacetime, such as censorship of letters, phone monitoring etc.4 1 Legal Status of Eastern Greenland (Den. v. Nor.), 1933 P.C.I.J. (ser. A/B) No. 53 (Apr. 5) Publications of the Per- manent Court of International Justice Series A./B. No. 53; Collection of Judgments, Orders and Advisory Opinions A.W. Sijthoff’s Publishing Company, Leyden, 1933. 2 Lundestad , Geir: America, Scandinavia, and the Cold War 1945-1949. Oslo, University Press, 1980. - 434 pp. Paradoxically, according to Lundestad, the U.S. preferred socialist governments in Scandinavia rather than conservative, the reason was that they were perceived as "the strongest bulwark" against communism 3 Forland, Astrid: Norway’s nuclear odyssey: from optimistic proponent to nonproliferator. -
Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae Name: Martin Andreas Hirsti-Kvam Born: 27. August 1991 Adress: Borger Withs gate 21, 0482 Oslo, Norway Phone number: (+47) 97797655 Email: [email protected] website: www.hirsti-kvam.com Education 2013-: Bachelor in Composition, Norwegian Academy of Music 2012-2013: Exhange year to St. Olaf College, Minnesota, USA 2010-2013: Bachelor in Musicology, University of Oslo Workshops, performances (excerpt): 2016: Workshop with Cikada String Quartet 2016: inside the chamber premiered and taken on tour by Edvard Munch Ensemble 2016: Co-founder of +47 ‒ ensemble for contemporary music comprising of current and former students at the Norwegian Academy of Music 2016: ”???” for solo singer and video premiered at the Ultima Contemporary Music festival by Dagfinn Andersen 2016: ”o” performed in the Chamber Sessions at the International Summer Courses for New Music in Darmstadt 2016: Sparks chosen as one of the pieces to represent Norway at UNM (young nordic music) in Aarhus 2016: Inner Ear Music for solo cello and video premiered by Sverre Barratt-Due 2016: ”o” premiered by Aksiom Ensemble 2015: Gjenklang for string quartet and electronics premiered at Festspillene i Nord- Norge, by Quartetto Testosterone 2015: Sparks premiered by Barratt-Dues Chamber Choir conducted by Lars Notto Birkeland at Fagerborgfeststpillene 2015 2015: ”Vi står stille” premiered by NMH’s Chamber Choir and conductor Kjetil Almenning 2015: Participating in a workshop with Trondheim Symphony Orchestra 2014: Participant in the ”Next Generation” programme at the Donaueschinger Musiktage 2014: Workshop with Esbjerg Ensemble 2014: Piece performed at Fagerborgfestspillene (Fagerborg festival) 2014: Several pieces performed by NMH Big Band i Oslo, and by Prime Time Orchestra in Asker, Bærum og Fredrikstad 2013-: Studying composition at the Norwegian Academy of Music with Henrik Hellstenius, Eivind Buene and guest professors Simon Steen-Andersen, Maja Ratkje, James Dillon and Kaija Saariaho 2013: Piece premiered by the Oslo Cathedral Choir at the international Church Music Festival . -
Sera Hellstenius
Henrik Hellstenius Sera –aChamberOpera Sera hellsteniussera Sera A Chamber Opera about Noise, Silence, Chaos… and an Angel… Music: Henrik Hellstenius Libretto: Axel Hellstenius The work was commisioned and produced by Opera Vest, with financial support from Norsk kulturråd, Den Norske Opera and Norsk Kassettavgiftsfond Synopsis Koret – Liliths (usynlige) Sekt – priser den skjønne Stillheten. Lilith kommer til, og sammen med Sekten priser og takker hun Gud. I sin egen himmel vandrer Gud, forkjølet og resignert, og lytter til bønner på alle verdens sprog. En engel, det barnslige og lekne sendebudet Sera, gjør narr av bønnene. Men blir gravalvorlig når hun hører mennesket Liliths bønn om at Gud må sende ned sitt sendebud, fordi hennes store prosjektet er ferdig. Sera mener Lilith er gal, og prøver å slippe unna. Men Gud beordrer henne avsted. Sera aksepterer, men sier at Herren vil angre. Sera og Lilith møtes. Selv om Lilith prøver å opptre ydmykt, skinner deres gjensidige motvilje for hverandre tydelig gjennom. Mens Sera ønsker jobben raskt unna, terper Lilith på at hennes livsverk nå er avsluttet. Og at Sera må love å overlevere de siste CD’ene trygt til Gud. Sera svarer at hun alltid gjør jobben sin. Men idet hun får overlevert en stabel CD’er, faller en av dem i gulvet. Lilith skjeller ut Sera, men raseriet går over i et kraftig anfall hvor Lilith overmannes av en grusom, indre støy. Sera betrakter undrende den lidende kvinnen: Hvorfor vil ikke Lilith forstå at problemet befinner seg inni hodet hennes, og er ikke forårsaket av den ytre verdens lyder? Sera synger om Liliths plan om å rense verden for støy og innføre Den Store Stillheten. -
EAEE Study Tour in Oslo 13Th
Faith and religion in the work with migrants in Norway EAEE Study Tour in Oslo th th 13 - 16 of June 2018 th th Invitation to EAEE Study Tour in Oslo 13 - 16 June 2018 “Faith and religion in the work with migrants in Norway” Christian Education Association, K- stud, and Christian Intercultural Work, KIA, are happy to invite the members of EAEE for the annual study tour to Oslo from 13th- 16th of June, 2018. Program 13th June 2018, Wednesday We will be staying in: Vandrerhjemmet - Rønningen Folkehøgskole i Oslo Myrerskogveien 54 0495 Oslo Norway http://www.ronningen.fhs.no/om-skolen/vandrerhjemmet.aspx 6:00 p.m. Introduction and presentation 6:30 p.m. Dinner 8:00 p.m. General Assembly of EAEE 14th June 2018, Thursday Theme of the day: Setting limits for the Norwegian model. Insight to church landscape, church life and adult education in Norway. 8:45 Departure from accommodation to House of Churches in downtown Oslo 9:15 Devotion 9:45 Presentation of the House of Churches and the art in the building 10:15 Secularization in Europe and church affiliation in Norway compared to Europe - Annette Leis-Peters, Vice-dean and associate professor at the faculty of Theology, Diaconia and Leadership Studies 11:30 Pause 11:45 Christian landscape in Norway - Christian denominations, diversity and membership / affiliation and relationship majority and minority - The Counsil of Churches in Norway (TCCN) Mister General secretary Knut Refsdal, Project manager Lemma Desta and Elin Finnseth Sæverås. 1:00 p.m. Lunch 2:00 p.m. Christians Education Association, K-stud, The Norwegian model - CEO Hege Irene Fossum in Christian education association 3:00 p.m. -
An Introduction to the Organ Works of Kjell Mørk Karlsen by James D
Contemporary organ repertoire An introduction to the organ works of Kjell Mørk Karlsen By James D. Hicks lessed with a natural environment of Bstunning, rugged beauty and a cul- ture rich in poetic expression, Norway is also celebrated for its musical heritage. A country that could produce a composer of the stature of Edvard Grieg can also claim composers who have made a sig- nifi cant contribution to the repertoire for the organ. A vibrant school of new music fl ourishes in Norway, and the Oslo-based composer Kjell Mørk Karlsen has fash- ioned a diverse and notable body of work over the course of a distinguished career. Karlsen is a prolifi c artist whose output includes ten orchestral symphonies and eleven oratorios, along with numerous cantatas, concertos, and chamber music. Creating new music for the organ has been an ongoing feature of his endeav- ors, and I recently had an opportunity to discuss this fascinating topic with Kjell Mørk Karlsen Karlsen, about 12 years old, playing oboe Karlsen at the organ in Asker church the composer while on a concert tour in Scandinavia. All of the information baroque recorder. As a child he studied to 1973. Karlsen pursued independent –play (on average) six to eight wed- in this article stems from an interview I this instrument so seriously that he even- study with the noted Danish organist dings per weekend conducted with the composer in Stock- tually took a diploma in recorder from Finn Viderø and spent the academic –conduct oratorio performances holm, Sweden, on October 10, 2014. the Oslo Conservatory at age twenty-one. -
The Steinmeyer Organ of Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim, Norway Edvard GRIEG (1843-1907) Morning, from Peer Gynt Suite No
The Steinmeyer Organ of Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim, Norway Edvard GRIEG (1843-1907) Morning, from Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46 (1875/1892, transcribed for organ by Harvey B. Gaul) [4:06] Marcel DUPRÉ (1886-1971) Placare Christe servulis, from Tombeau de Titelouze, Op. 38 (1942) [2:49] Herbert HOWELLS (1892-1983) Master Tallis’s Testament, from Six Pieces for Organ (1940) [6:12] Charles-Marie WIDOR (1844-1937) Marche nuptiale, from incidental music to Conte d'Avril, Op. 64 (1885) [6:40] Max REGER (1873-1916) Benedictus, from Zwölf Stücke, Op. 59 (1901) [4:43] Egil HOVLAND (1924-2013) Toccata over ‘Kjærlighet er lysets kilde’, from Orgelkoraler heft 4 (1989) [3:49] Théodore DUBOIS (1837-1924) In Paradisum, from Douze Pièces Nouvelles (1893) [4:26] Ludvig NIELSEN (1906-2001) Nidarosdomens Klokker (The Bells of Nidaros Cathedral), from Orgelfantasi (1976) [6:20] Sigfrid KARG-ELERT (1877-1933) Hommage à Handel, Op. 75b (1914) [15:27] Arild SANDVOLD (1895-1984) Adagio, from Organ Sonata in F minor, Op. 9 [4:28] Petr EBEN (1929-2007) Moto ostinato, from Nedelní Hudba (Sunday Music) (1957-1959) [6:05] Georg Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759) Hornpipe, from Water Music, HWV348 (c.1715/17, transcribed for organ by O. H. Peasgood) [3:47] Magne H. DRAAGEN (b. 1974) Improvisasjon over en folketone fra Hornindal (Improvisation on a folk tune from Hornindal) [3:46] Eugène GIGOUT (1844-1925) Grand choeur dialogué, from Six Pièces d'orgue (1881) [6:10] Magne H. Draagen (organ) rec. 9-11 June 2014, Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim, Norway Reviewed as a stereo DSD128 download from NativeDSD Pdf booklet included LAWO CLASSICS LWC1075 [79:48] One of the manifold pleasures of reviewing organ recordings is getting to know a new instrument. -
CV Kosunde – 21
CV kosunde – 21. Sep 2020 KNUT OLAF SUNDE Normannsgata 43 D, 0655 OSLO +47 93 44 13 58 | [email protected] | http://kosunde.no/ | org.nr. 882.851.982 b. 6. April 1976 EDUCATION 2014-2019 Artistic PhD, Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo, Norway. Supervisors prof. Ole Lützow-Holm and Marianne Heier. Viva Voce 14. Sep 2020. 2001-2005 Postgraduate Diploma in Composition with Ole Lützow-Holm at Göteborg University, Sweden 1996-2000 Cand. Mag Composition (Bachelor of arts) Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo, Norway. Asbjørn Schaathun, Olav Anton Thommessen, Bjørn Kruse and Lasse Thoresen 1995-1996 Cand. Mag Instrumental at the Norwegian State Academy of Music, Oslo, Norway 1995 PPL-A Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, USA WORKSHOP/COURSE/OTHER (selection) 2017 Surround sound and Ircam Spat workshop with Thibaut Carpentier (IRCAM) at NOTAM, Oslo, Norway 2017 Course university pedagogy with Jon Helge Sætre, Norwegian Academy of Music (not completed) 2017 Presentation Context of Music at conference EPARM Antwerpen, Belgium 2015 Surround sound and ambisonics workshop with Trond Lossius BEK Bergen Centre for Electronic Art at BEK, Bergen, Norway 2013 Programming, synthesis and signal processing in Max – course by NOTAM 2012- Map drawing on assignment from Aksjon bedre vei and Vegforum øst-vest 2011 biKUBEN, initiative to and participatin in study on transformation of earlier bank building to a place for music and sound art. 2011 Expo -74 – conference and workshop on Max/msp in New York 2011 Technology and Aesthetics – symposium NOTAM, Oslo 2008- Running the label MERE records (by Karlstrøm&Sunde) 2008 Sound in Theatre, seminar by METROFON with Lisbeth Bodd, Morten Cranner, Asle Nilsen, Henrik Hellstenius 2007 Lives in Berlin 2006 Work residence half year in New York, work residence "Gammel Have", Denmark 2006 Open Music programming class, NOTAM 2005 Report on alternative location for new GA airport for Oslo, ordrered by Kjeller Aerosenter 2000/2002 40. -
Rolf Borch, Clarinet Ørjan Matre
ØRJAN MATRE INSIDE OUT ROLF BORCH, CLARINET TANJA ORNING, CELLO TORA AUGESTAD, VOCAL MARIUS HESBY, TROMBONE BERGEN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA JUANJO MENA, CONDUCTOR ØRJAN MATRE 1 PROLOGUE 07:39 Rolf Borch, clarinet 2 CHANT 14:24 Rolf Borch, bass clarinet · Marius Hesby, trombone 3 A LEAF FALLS IN LONELINESS 10:40 Rolf Borch, clarinet · Tanja Orning, cello · Tora Augestad, vocal · electronics 4 INSIDE OUT – CONCERTO FOR CLARINET AND ORCHESTRA 23:09 INSIDE OUT ROLF BORCH, CLARINET BERGEN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA · JUANJO MENA, CONDUCTOR 02 03 ØRJAN MATRE 1 PROLOGUE 07:39 Rolf Borch, clarinet 2 CHANT 14:24 Rolf Borch, bass clarinet · Marius Hesby, trombone 3 A LEAF FALLS IN LONELINESS 10:40 Rolf Borch, clarinet · Tanja Orning, cello · Tora Augestad, vocal · electronics 4 INSIDE OUT – CONCERTO FOR CLARINET AND ORCHESTRA 23:09 INSIDE OUT ROLF BORCH, CLARINET BERGEN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA · JUANJO MENA, CONDUCTOR 02 03 in a concerto. Rather than a virtuosic works for orchestra by the French composer performance in front of, above and outside of the Gérard Grisey, a composer who laid the orchestral texture, the clarinet picks up threads foundation for many of the compositional and fragments already present in the weave of techniques by which Matre’s harmonic material orchestral instruments, amplifying and emphasi- appears to have been inspired. Grisey’s prologue MUSICAL zing them either through drawing lines or passing for viola was also written in the wake of a larger rapidly through harmonic landscapes. All of this work in which the viola has an important part. requires a sensitive performer who must be an attentive chamber musician and at the same time A leaf falls in loneliness for voice, clarinet, cello play with clear articulation in a sound world that and electronics was inspired by two poems, one OFFSHOOTS is often dynamically subdued. -
Violin Concerto PETER HERRESTHAL Violin STAVANGER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ROLF GUPTA
PETER HERRESTHAL Cover image: Tom Sandberg (1953–2014): ‘Untitled’ (detail) © Tom Sandberg / BONO 2015 ØRJAN MATRE preSage for orchestra | violin concerto PETER HERRESTHAL violin STAVANGER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ROLF GUPTA BIS-8005 BIS-8005_f-b.indd 1 2015-09-11 13:38 Ørjan Matre and Rolf Gupta Photo: © Carina Johansen MATRE, Ørjan (b.1979) Violin Concerto ( Manuscript) 24'15 Version for solo violin and orchestra (2014) Commissioned by Peter Herresthal with support from Det Norske Komponistfond 1 I. 16'04 2 II. 8'08 3 preSage (Manuscript) 13'01 for orchestra (2013, rev. 2015) Commissioned by the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra TT: 37'48 Peter Herresthal violin Stavanger Symphony Orchestra Rolf Gupta conductor Instrumentarium Violin: G.B. Guadagnini, Milan 1753. Bow: Benoît Rolland ‘Signature bow’ 3 eter Herresthal’s violin-playing is central to Ørjan Matre’s 2014 Violin Concerto; it is a piece in which Herresthal’s particular virtuosity in the Pviolin’s sonic strato sphere –those gossamer harmonics, those long, floating melodic lines – is an essential part of the concerto’s musical dynamic. ‘I’ve worked much more closely with Peter than I usually do with soloists when I write concertos’, Matre says, ‘so all of those things he does so fantastically are in the piece’. You hear that right from the violin’s first entry in the piece, in which the violin’s long-held ultra-high B hovers above the orchestra’s nervous, ghostly rhythms; abandoned by the other instruments, Herresthal’s violin sings a slow song on its own, establishing one of the key dra matic contrasts in the music: the violin seems to be teaching the orchestra to sing throughout this long, mostly slow opening movement.