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Sofia Kyrka Sofia Church NORDIC EDITION • SEPTEMBER 6–9, 2018 • NORDIC EDITION Svend-Ove Møller Orgel- Te Deum (1949) Sofia kyrka 1903-1949 Sofia Church J. P. E. Hartmann Sonate i g-mol, op. 58 (1855) 1805-1900 1. Allegro marcato 2. Andantino Torsdag 6 september kl 19.30 3. Allegro poco agitato Thursday September 6th, 7.30 p.m. César Franck Prière, op. 20 (1860) 1822-1890 Denmark Christian Præstholm 3 koralforspil til Den Danske Salmebog: 1972- • Alt hvad som fuglevinger fik Kristian Krogsøe, orgel (Mel: Th. Laub) • Min Jesus, lad mit hjerte få (Mel: Carl Nielsen) • Denne er dagen, som Herren har gjort (Mel: Melchior Vulpius/Laub) Maurice Duruflé Scherzo, op. 2 (1926) 1902-1986 Jeanne Demessieux Te Deum, op. 11 (1957-58) 1921-1986 Mingel efter konserten, ingen föranmälan behövs. Welcome to a mingle after the concert. 2 ORGANSPACE |2018 Kristian Krogsøe Kristian Krogsøe (b. 1982) has been the Spring 2012 his first CD was released with Aarhus Cathedral organist since 2007 and the complete organ works by Duruflé and teaches the organ at the Royal Academy of his Requiem and Motets together with Music in Aarhus. Aarhus Cathedral Choir and featuring Bo Skovhus and Randi Stene. The recording He studied with prof. Ulrik Spang-Hanssen has recently won the german critics’ award at the Royal Academy of Music in Aarhus “Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik”. and later on, he studied with prof. Leo van Doeselaar and Erwin Wiersinga at the Kristian has also appeared as a soloist with Soloists Class at the University of Arts in orchestras. In the year 2008 he played the Berlin, Germany. He graduated year 2009 opera Doctor Faust by Busoni with the with distinction after his Concert Exam. Berliner Staatsoper, conducted by Daniel Kristian has also studied improvisation Barenboim. He played the Organ Concerto with Dirk Elsemann in Berlin. by Poulenc and Symphony no. 3 by Saint- Saëns in 2011 with the Aarhus Symphony Since his debut in Berliner Dom, Kristian Orchestra and the conductor Giancarlo Krogsøe has been a popular solo player Andretta. and has given numerous concerts with a wide repertoire, in Denmark as well as in Kristian Krogsøe has taken part in several other countries (f.ex. in Great Britain, master classes with leading organists (a.o. Germany, Switzerland, Benelux, Italy, Dame Gillian Weir, Olivier Latry, John Scott, Estonia, Israel and Russia). In 2011 the Paolo Crivellaro, David Sanger, Naji Hakim, Music Conservatorium in St. Petersburg Guy Bovet and Michel Bouvard) in England, invited him to give a masterclass in french the Netherlands, Italy, Slovenia, France and 20th century music for organ. Germany. ORGANSPACE 2018 3 Páll ísólfsson Suite Op.5 S:t Jacobs kyrka 1893-1974 (organ transcription: Björn Steinar Sólbergsson / LBE) St. Jacob’s Church 1. Burlesca 2. Intermezzo 3. Capriccio Fredag 7 september kl 17 Bára Grímsdóttir Soaring Angels Friday September 7th, 5 p.m. 1960- I. Under the Protecting Wing II. I Kneel III. Angels‘ Dance Iceland Hildigunnur Rúnarsdóttir The Woman and the Dragon 1964- I. A Woman Clothed with the Sun Lára Bryndís Eggertsdóttir, orgel II. The Salvation and the Power III. Michael‘s Angels Gabriel Pierné Trois Pièces op. 29 1863-1937 1. Prélude 2. Cantilène 3. Scherzando Bedřich Smetana Vltava / Moldau 1824-1884 (organ transcription: Barbara Bannasch / LBE) 4 ORGANSPACE |2018 Lára Bryndís Eggertsdóttir Lára Bryndís Eggertsdóttir began her piano studies at a very young age, and at the age of 14, she began playing in services at Langholtskirkja, a parish church in Reykjavík. In 2002, she completed her soloist diploma from the National Conservatory of Church Music under the guidance of Hörður Áskelsson. Lára Bryndís Eggertsdóttir has recently moved back to Iceland after living in Denmark for 10 years where she pursued further studies (Cand. Mus.) at the Aarhus Royal Academy of Music with Prof. Ulrik Spang-Hanssen as principal organ teacher. For the past five years she held the position as organist at Sønderbro Church in Horsens and has also been the principal harpsichordist of the professional baroque ensemble BaroqueAros in Aarhus. För unga 9-17 år orgelworkshop i Tyska kyrkan, lördag 8 sept kl 15-17, med Anders Eidsten Dahl och Michael Dierks. Man ska kunna spela piano eller orgel. Anmälan till [email protected] ORGANSPACE 2018 5 Johann Sebastian Bach Fantasia super ’Komm, Heiliger Geist’, Katarina kyrka 1685-1750 BWV 651 (SvPs 51) Katarina Church Uno Sandén Laudate Dominum 1924-1993 Lördag 8 september kl 18 Margeris Zarins Variatsioonid teemal BACH th Saturday September 8 , 6 p.m. 1910-1993 Ester Mägi Kyrie Estonia 1922- Piret Aidulo, orgel Johannes Kappel Sonata c-moll 1907-1982 1. Moderato 2. Adagio teemal “Üksinda, üksinda, pean võõrsil rändama” 3. Allegro maestoso Anti Marguste Fantasia 1931-2016 Amerikan trad. Amazing Grace (Arr: S. Dobrogosz) Healey Willan Prelude on Deo gratias 1880-1968 6 ORGANSPACE |2018 Piret Aidulo Piret Aidulo graduated cum laude from Recently, her most exciting projects have the Estonian Academy of Music and been annual concerts in Moscow with Theatre as a music teacher/choir Early Music Ensemble ‘Da camera e da conductor, and four years later as an chiesa’; a solo concert in Istanbul organist. In 1998, she also earned a performing Bach and Pärt; participating in Master’s degree as an organist. the grand project of Adam’s Passion with music by A. Pärt, performing at the Spring As well as performing solo, Piret Aidulo Organ Series festival 2016 in Athens, in actively takes part in different chamber collaboration with the Bosphorus Wind music ensembles and has cooperated with Quintet from Turkey, solo concert at Organ different vocal and instrumental soloists festival in Malta 2016 and at Organ safari in like Ain Anger, Jaakko Ryhänen, Nadia Kokkola (Finland). Kurem, Indrek Vau, Kristel Pärtna, Joseph Lia and choirs: Estonian National Male She has taught the organ, the history of Choir (RAM), Estonian Philharmonic organ music and courses on church music Chamber Choir etc. She often performs in different schools. Since 1989 she has with the Estonian National Symphony worked at Charles’ Church in Tallinn, which Orchestra and has been invited to play hosts the biggest organ in Estonia with the Latvian Symphony Orchestra, (Walcker/1923), since 1991 as the main the St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, organist and the Music Director. Since the Lucerne Festival Orchestra etc. March 2013, she has also been a part-time She has frequently taken part in the organist at the Tallinn Cathedral. She is also Organ Festivals of Tallinn, Pärnu and Jalta, active as choir conductor (Charles church as well as the Visby Organ Week and has concert choir and chamber choir Canorus). participated in many recording projects. In Foto: Guy Vivien August 2016 at Tallinn International Organ Festival, she played the organ on the pre- mier of Jean- Pierre Leguay Missa for male choir and organ. ORGANSPACE 2018 7 FESTHÖGMÄSSA Engelbrekts Unga Röster FESTIVE HIGH MASS Engelbrekts Diskantensemble Engelbrekts Ungdomskör Sön 9 sept kl 11 Engelbrekts Flickkör Sun Sept 9th, 11 a.m. Kyrkoherde Annelie Lowén Dirigent Karin Bäckström Organist Stefan Therstam Kyrklunch kl 12.15 SEK 40, ingen föranmälan behövs ENGELBREKTSKYRKAN ENGELBREKT’S CHURCH 8 ORGANSPACE |2018 Karin Bäckström Engelbrekts barn- och Karin Bäckström är utbildad ungdomskörer vid KMH:s kyrkomusikerlinje Foto: Carl Myren och har arbetat med barn och ungdomskör i snart trettio år. Sedan ht 2016 är hon anställd organist och körledare i Engel- brektskyrkan och har där byggt upp en omfattande barn och ungdomskörverksamhet med hög ambitionsnivå. Under åren har hon vunnit ett flertal priser både med körer hon har lett och som dirigent. Stefan Therstam Stefan Therstam är professor och ämnesansvarig i orgel vid Kungliga Musikhögskolan i Stockholm och undervisar där sedan 1985 med improvisation som specialitet. Sedan 1999 är han organist in Engelbrektskyr- Körerna startade upp i augusti 2016 och målsättningen var skapa kan i Stockholm. Han konser- körer på hög nivå för barn och ungdom mellan 6-25 år. Förutom terar regelbundet inom och körsång har körerna utvecklat mot en scenisk profilering. I april utom landet. Hans verksamhet 2017 vann Engelbrekts Flickkör och Ungdomskör och Diskanten- inkluderar även internationella semble första pris i både barnkörklassen och ungdomskörklas- juryuppdrag och föreläsningar sen vid den internationella körtävlingen Il Garda in Coro i Italien. Lite senare i maj 2017 kom Engelbrekts Unga Röster på andra samt medverkan på inspelning- plats i kammarkörklassen vid den internationella körtävlingen i ar i radio och TV. Varna, Bulgarien. ORGANSPACE 2018 9 Jean Sibelius Intrada, op 111a Gustaf Vasa kyrka 1819-1957 Gustaf Vasa Church Clara Schumann Preludium og fuge i d-moll, op. 16 nr 3 1819-1896 Söndag 9 september kl 15 Johannes Brahms Preludium og fuge i a-moll, WoO 9 1833-1897 Sunday September 9th, 3 p.m. Trond H. F. Kverno Fantasy no 2 ”Å kongen han stod 1945- ved høgelofts sval” fra «Three fantasies Norway on Norwegian ballads» (1984) Anders Eidsten Dahl, orgel Fartein Valen Pastorale (1939) 1887-1952 Oskar Lindberg Konsertfantasi (1914) 1887-1955 Arild Sandvold Adagio opus 9 1895-1984 Introduksjon og passacaglia i h-moll opus 4 Pub efter konserten. Pub after the concert. Självkostnadspris. Man behöver vara medlem i OS vänförening vilket enkelt görs med ett mail till [email protected] 10 ORGANSPACE |2018 Anders Eidsten Dahl Anders Eidsten Dahl (born 1976) is an emphasis on J. S. Bach and music from educated at the Norwegian Academy of the romantic organ tradition. Since 2001, Music, 1999 with Terje Winge as his Anders Eidsten Dahl has been working teacher. After studying for Kåre as musician in the church of Bragerne in Nordstoga, he obtained a diploma in solo Drammen, where he, besides organ performance in 2001 in the same accompanying the church choir, has the place.
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