Choir concert
Choir concert with Oslo Philharmonic Choir
Choir concert with Oslo Philharmonic Choir
Oslo Philharmonic Choir performs music by Tveitt, Nystedt and Fauré in Trefoldighetskirken.
Velkomne med æra is one of Geirr Tveit´s most famous pieces and is based on a solemn welcome song from Tveitt´s family farm. The song has been arranged for, among other things, orchestra and piano, and is in this performance sung in a choral arrangement by Håkon Berge.
Immortal Bach is an arrangement by Knut Nystedt of J.S. Bach´s song Komm süßer Tod, komm selge Ruh for four-part choir. Then he makes a 20-part choir by dividing the choir into five and letting each group sing the arrangement in five different tempos. Knut Nystedts Prayers of Kirkegaard was written for the Norwegian Soloist´s Choir on the occasion of the choir´s 50th anniversary in 1999.
Gabriel Fauré`s Requiem from 1888 is the composer's most famous work and one of the world's most performed and popular works for choir and orchestra. While several well-known requiems (death masses) contain strong contrasts and intense movements about doomsday, Fauré´s music is characterized by calm, brighter moods and a positive view of life after death.
NB: Tickets are only sold online, not at the venue.
What is played
- Geirr Tveitt Vé no velkomne med æra (arr. Håkon Berge)
- Knut Nystedt Prayers of Kierkegaard, 1-3
- Gabriel Fauré Requiem
- Knut Nystedt Immortal Bach
Performers
-
Øystein Fevang
Choir conductor -
Halvor Melien
Baritone -
Synnøve Sætre
Soprano -
Lars Notto Birkeland
Organ -
Emilie Lidsheim
Violin -
Gunnhild Nordahl
Viola -
Nanna Ikutomi
Viola -
Ingvild Sandnes
Cello -
Vilde Alme
Cello -
Henrik Bondevik
Double bass -
Runi Wold-Kristiansen
Harp
Tickets
Prices
Price groups | Price |
---|---|
Adult | 300 NOK |
Senior | 300 NOK |
Student | 300 NOK |
Child | 300 NOK |
Choir concert