Engelsk Program Korrigert
Total Page:16
File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb
OSLO CULTURE NIGHT 2016 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 CATEGORIES MUSIC ART HISTORY DANCE THEATRE FILM CULTURAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS LITERATURE EXPLORE CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE FOOD OSLO CULTURE NIGHT 2016 WHERE About 150 contributing venues! Design your own route using oslokulturnatt.no or this program. It is arranged according to the following disciplines: music, art, history, dance, theatre, film, cultural exchange, architecture, literature and exploration! WHEN Opening times vary. The earliest event starts at 11 am and the latest finishes at 3am. TICKETS You don’t need tickets. Just turn up unless otherwise specified in the text. PRICE Free admission to all events. ORGANISATION Oslo Culture Night is organized by Kulturetaten , the City of Oslo's Department of Cultural Affairs, in cooperation with the city’s cultural institutions, organizations, artists and businesses. CONTACT facebook.com/oslokulturnatt [email protected] www.oslokulturnatt.no ELDAR VÅGAN, DIZZIE TUNES AND OUTDOOR CINEMA THE NATIONAL LIBRARY www.nb.no Solli plass 6 - 11 pm Trams 12, 13, buses 21, 30, 31 Subway to Nationaltheatret station 6 pm: ELDAR VÅGAN SINGS “LEILIGHETSVISER”. Concert and conversation with Kari Slaatsveen and Liv Kreken “Let’s sing a sentimental song!” We know these “Leilighetsviser” from weddings, confirmations and traditional dinners. But sentimental songs for occasions can be more than rhymes scribbled on pink paper, and have a long and literary tradition in Norway. Eldar Vågan from Vazelina Bilopphøggers most often sings about life along the Mjøsa. Now after digging in the song archives of the National Library, he brings his unique style to sentimental songs for occasions. 7.30 pm: HEI HÅ, RA-TA-TA Conversation with and about Dizzie Tunes Colourful songs are key to the history of the musicians of the Dizzie Tunes show band. Posters, pictures, song material and lots more about their history has been collected. The band will be present for conversation about the days with Dizzie, before a screening of the revue film “Kjære lille Norge” under an open sky. 9 pm: KJÆRE LILLE NORGE (Bohwim & Schanke, 1973) Open-air cinema The film is being screened in the Hydroparken right across the road. “Kjære Lille Norge” is a film version of the “Chat Noir” revue of the same name from 1973 with Arve Opsahl, Elsa Lystad, Kirsti Sparboe and Dizzie Tunes. CONCERT WITH SIV ØYUNN KJENSTAD NASJONAL JAZZSCENE – VICTORIA www.nasjonaljazzscene.no Karl Johans gate 35 Doors open 8 pm. Concert at 9 pm, two sets Tram to Nationaltheatret/Tinghuset Subway to Stortinget or Nationaltheatret station We have encountered drummer and singer Siv Øyunn Kjenstad in forward-looking bands such as Chili Vanilla, Friensemblet and Trondheim Jazzorkester. Nordic jazz, alternative pop and West-African musical traditions can all be heard in her clear tones and rhythm. Part of this fantastic line-up is star bassist Ellen Andrea Wang and superb pianist Andreas Ulvo, so expect some magic with groovy riffs and vibrant synergies! Age: 18 and up LULLABIES AT CENTRALEN ULTIMA FESTIVAL www.ultima.no Gymsalen, Sentralen Øvre Slottsgate 3 3 pm All transport to Stortinget station SUPRIYA NAGARAJAN LULLABY OSLO Lullabies from all over the world in Oslo. The British-Indian vocalist and composer Supriya Nagajaran is taking her “Lullaby Oslo” project to Ultima. She has researched and collected a broad selection of lullabies from different cultures, areas and nationalities represented in Oslo and recorded the local population that sings them. Along with field recordings from the urban and countryside surrounds of Oslo, these voices provide the raw material for this installation and performance. KRUNGLEVICIUS AT SENTRALEN SENTRALEN www.ultima.no Hvelvet, Sentralen Øvre Slottsgate 3 5 pm All public transport to Stortinget station IGNAS KRUNGLEVICIUS RIOT (INSTALLATION) Consciousness spreads to fill the available space, according to the Oslo-based Lithuanian artist, Ignas Krunglevicius. In this sound installation, he tries to produce a type of unity that has not previously existed. Krunglevicius, who was born in Lithuania in 1979, is also a painter and composer. He works with installations, performance and film as well as music. The installation is a part of the Ultimafestivalen and may also be experienced on September 15 and 17 in Hvelvet at Sentralen. STOCKHAUSEN: STERNKLANG SENTRALEN www.ultima.no Ekebergparken From 20.00 Tram 19 KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN STERNKLANG Karlheinz Stockhausen composed the magnificent Sternklang in 1971. The piece was called “park music for five groups” and may take up to three hours. It will be performed at five sign-posted “stops” in Ekeberg Sculpture Park. The public may move freely between the stops, paving the way for multiple experiences as the work unfolds. Featuring Nordic Voices with Andreas Fischer and students from the Norwegian Academy of Music. In cooperation with the Norwegian Academy of Music and Ekeberg Park. PRE-PARKED PIANO ØSTBANEHALLEN www.nymusikk.no Oslo Sentralstasjon 6-9 pm All public transport to Østbanehallen NyMusikk uses the piano in the Østbanehallen, but instead of holding a traditional concert, the piano has been turned into an installation. Sit down at the piano and create completely new sounds! The piano will be modified with many different bits and bobs and, in combination with live electronics, the piano will create some sounds by itself! CLASSIC ALBUM SUNDAYS KULTURHUSET www.classicalbumsundays.com www.facebook.com/CASoslo Youngstorget 3 7 pm - 3 am All public transport to city centre Classic Album Sundays is having a “Friday special” and presents, with Kent Horne and Colleen “Cosmo” Murphy (UK), three fantastic records which have made their mark on music history in their own way. 7 pm: Nirvana – Nevermind (Geffen Records, 1991). 8.30 pm: Manuel Göttsching – E2-E4 (Inteam Records, 1984) 10 pm: Stevie Wonder – Songs In The Key Of Life (Tamla Motown, 1976) Switch off your mobile, lean back and listen to a classic album while we turn down the lights and turn up the volume on a sound system out of the ordinary. There is space for 80 people; first come, first served. CONCERT WITH IVAN MAZUZE QUINTET COSMOPOLITE www.cosmopolite.no Vogtsgate 64 Doors open 8 pm Trams 11, 12, 13. Buses 20, 30 Ivan Mazuze and his quintet present progressive African jazz at its best. The melodies are inspired by South African music mixed with modern percussion tradition. Deeply anchored in jazz’s harmony and with a rhythm section consisting of electric bass, guitar and acoustic piano as the foundation, Mazuze improvises in a landscape that moves between jazz and the African urban sound landscape. Age: 18 years and up CONCERT WITH KEVZTA NORDIC BLACK THEATRE www.nordicblacktheatre.no Cafeteatret, Hollendergata 8 8 pm to midnight Bus 37 to Politihuset. Trams 18, 19 to Munkegata. Subway to Grønland station Kevin Mbugua whose stage name is Kevzta, began as a dancer in Oslo’s hip-hop scene. Today he is a singer, songwriter and poet. His band plays a mixture of pop, funk, soul and African rhythms. Kevzta will play two sets: 8 pm and 10 pm LIVE JUKEBOX YOUNGSTORGET www.solistkoret.no Youngstorget 5 to 9 pm Bus 30, 31, 34, 54 to Brugata. Trams 11, 12, 13, 17 to Brugata Live Jukebox is a camper van that has been modified to create a mobile concert stage. This evening you can have a mini-concert with a quartet from The Norwegian Soloist Choir in the Jukebox at Youngstorget. Choose the songs from our jukebox menu! Four to 10 people at a time. The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir was established in 1950 with the aim of being an elite ensemble with the artistic goal of performing choir music and has a unique position in Norwegian cultural life. DO YOU DREAM OF BECOMING A MUSICIAN? MAJORSTUEN SCHOOL www.barrattdue.no/nor/musikk_pa_majorstuen_skole/ Bogstadveien 74 5 - 10 pm Subway, tram or bus to Majorstuen Music at Majorstuen helps you to make a realistic choice about becoming a musician. Under the direction of the Barratt Due Music School, Barratt Due Junior Ensemble, Barratt Due Children’s Orchestra, school bands and school orchestras in Oslo and the Saturday school, Oslo Music and Culture School. Concerts, theory, choir workshops, and open music lessons. Recommended age: 8-15. OPEN DAY WITH #ETLITTANNERLEDESORKESTER NORWEGIAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC www.underholdningsorkesteret.no Slemdalsveien 11 12 noon - 2 pm Subway and trams 11, 12, 19 to Majorstuen. Buses 20, 25, 28, 45, 46, F1 to Majorstuen Experience #etlittannerledesorkester from the inside and sit with us in the orchestra while we practice. We will practice in the Levinsalen from 12 noon to 2 pm. The entertainment orchestra consists of young professional musicians from the Norwegian Academy of Music and Barratt Due Music Institute. Our orchestra is a little bit different with an integrated band and vocalists. A maximum of 25 places in the orchestra, but everyone can access the room. CONCERT WITH AVA AND DANIELA REYES SUB SCENE www.subscene.no Rosenkrantz’ gate 17 8 - 11.30 pm Tram to Nationaltheatret. Bus to Eidsvolls plass 9 pm: DANIELA REYES Reyes combines the innocent with the powerful in her honest acoustic performance. With the use of a loop station she creates a broad soundscape and a childlike, but reflective, universe. 10 pm: AVA Ava is an artist and songwriter from Northern Norway, who grew up in Østfold county. Over many years as a live artist, she has developed her own unique musical expression, founded on the singer/songwriter tradition. This evening she is accompanied by a full band! PALACE OF PLEASURE AT MÅNEFISKEN! MÅNEFISKEN www.eddyskitchen.com/www.månefisken.no Sagveien 23 A 8 pm - 2 am Trams 11, 12, 13 to Biermannsgate Bus 21 to Sannergata Palace of Pleasure released their debut album “Release the pleasure” on their own label in 1996, after a few years in smoke-filled rehearsal rooms.