25/26 Season

Anders Hillborg i samtale med Marco Feklistoff

• Anders Hillborg,  Komponist
• Marco Feklistoff,  Leder orkester og program

Chief conductor Klaus Mäkelä and the Oslo Philharmonic open the season with Gustav Mahler’s enigmatic and multifaceted Symphony No. 7 and Anders Hillborg’s new orchestral work Hell Mountain – a tribute to Mahler, inspired by one of his sources of inspiration in nature.

• Anders Hillborg  Hell Mountain
• Gustav Mahler  Symphony No. 7

• Klaus Mäkelä,  Conductor

Dalia Stasevska conducts music that, in different ways, gives voice to the longing for freedom in times of war. Thomas de Hartmann, Aaron Copland, and Benjamin Britten composed their works during World War II, while Bohdana Frolyak wrote hers amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. American violinist Joshua Bell is the soloist in de Hartmann’s Violin Concerto.

• Aaron Copland  Fanfare for the Common Man
• Thomas de Hartmann  Violin Concerto
• Bohdana Frolyak  Let There Be Light
• Benjamin Britten  Sinfonia da Requiem

• Dalia Stasevska,  Conductor
• Joshua Bell,  Violin

Are you home on maternity leave? Bring your baby and join our concert!

• Giles Farnaby  A Toye from Fancies, Toyes and Dreames
• Giles Farnaby  The Old Spagnoletta from Fancies, Toyes and Dreames
• Chick Correa  Children's Songs No. 1, for percussion quartet
• Chick Correa  Children's Songs No. 4, for percussion quartet
• Chick Correa  Children's Songs No. 6, for percussion quartet
• Tylman Susato  Susato Suite: Basse Danse Bergeret
• Johann Sebastian Bach  Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben (English: Heart and mouth and deed and life) from BWV 147
• Chris Hazell  Mr. Jums from Three Brass Cats
• Chris Hazell  Borage from Three Brass Cats

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The legendary conductor Herbert Blomstedt began his collaboration with the Oslo Philharmonic in the 1960s, and his return as a guest conductor is always a special occasion. On the program is Anton Bruckner’s final work—the unfinished yet remarkably complete Symphony No. 9.

• Anton Bruckner  Symphony No. 9

• Herbert Blomstedt,  Conductor