TRONDHEIM
ORGAN FEST 2009
1 - 8 NOVEMBER
Sunday 1 november
| Time | Programme | Performers | Venue |
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| 11 am | Festival High Mass | Nidaros Cathedral Boys’ choir | Nidaros Cathedral |
| | | Petra Bjørkhaug, organ | |
| | | Bjørn Moe, conductor | |
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| 8 pm | Opening concert | Per Fr. Bonsaksen, organ | Nidaros Cathedral |
| | Organ work by Ståle Kleiberg | Percussionists | |
| | (world premiere performance) | | |
| | Requiem by G. Fauré | Nidaros Oratorio Choir | |
| | | Orchestra | |
| | | Berit Norbakken Solset, soprano | |
| | | Stephan Genz, baritone | |
| | | Petra Bjørkhaug, organ | |
| | | Vivianne Sydnis, conductor | |
Monday 2 november
| Time | Programme | Performers | Venue |
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| 1.30 pm | Lunch concert | David Scott Hamnes, organ | Our Lady's Church |
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| 8 pm | Organ concert | Daniel Roth, organ | Our Lady's Church |
Tuesday 3 november
| Time | Programme | Performers | Venue |
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| 1.30 pm | Lunch concert | Jon Skogstad, organ | Nidaros cathedral |
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| 6 pm | Organ concert | Harald Rise, organ | Our Lady's Church |
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| 8 pm | "A Church Odyssey" | Ronni Le Tekrø, el-guitar | Nidaros cathedral |
| | | With organ and band | |
Wednesday 4 november
| Time | Programme | Performers | Venue |
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| 1.30 pm | Lunch concert | Knut Størdal, organ | Our Lady's Church |
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| 8 pm | "Mendelsohn 200" | Nidaros Cathedral Choir | Nidaros Cathedral |
| | | Choral motets an organ sonatas | |
| | | Vivianne Sydnes, conductor | |
Thursday 5 november
| Time | Programme | Performers | Venue |
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| 1.30 pm | Lunch concert | Bjørn Vevang, organ | Nidaros Cathedral |
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| 6 pm | Organ concert | Johannes Geffert, organ | Nidaros Cathedral |
| 8 pm | Haydn/Händel/Mendelsohn | Nidaros Cathedral Girls'choir | Nidaros Cathedral |
| | Haydn: Missa St. Aloysii | Noemi Kiss, soprano | |
| | Händel: Gloria | Anna Maria Friman, mezzo | |
| | Mendelsohn: Motetes | Maria Stattin, alto | |
| | | Orchestra | |
| | | Anita Brevik, conductor | |
| | | Philip Pickett, conductor | |
Friday 6 november
| Time | Programme | Performers | Venue |
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| 1.30 pm | Lunch concert | Liv-Benedicte Bjørneboe, organ | Our Lady's Church |
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| 10 pm | Night organ | Hans Fagius | Nidaros Cathedral |
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Saturday 7 november
| Time | Programme | Performers | Venue |
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| 1.30 pm | Lunch concert | Øyvind Kåre Pettersen, organ | Nidaros Cathedral |
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| 6 pm | Organ concert | Erling With Aasgård, organ | Our Lady's Church |
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| 10 pm | Tango concert | Tangueros del Norte | Our lady's Church |
| | | Petra Bjørkhaug, organ | |
Sunday 8 november
| Time | Programme | Performers | Venue |
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| 11 am | Festival High Mass | Nidaros Cathedral Choir | Nidaros Cathedral |
| | Choral mass by Jon Mostad | Per Fr. Bonsaksen, organ | |
| | (world premiere performance) | Vivianne Sydnes, conductor | |
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| 8 pm | Jazz Requiem | Nidaros Cathedral Boys' choir | Nidaros Cathedral |
| | by Erland Skomsvoll | Soloists | |
| | (world premiere performance) | Orchestra | |
| | Mendelsohn: Psalm 42 | Bjørn Moe, conductor | |
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ORGAN FEST 2009 MASTERCLASSES
| Monday 2nd 2-6pm: | Daniel Roth at NTNU Institute of music (Åkerman & Lund) |
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| Tuesday 3rd 9am-1pm: | Daniel Roth in Our Lady’s Church (Sauer organ) |
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| Wednesday 4th 9am-1pm: | Johannes Geffert at NTNU Institute of music (Åkerman & Lund) |
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| Thursday 5th 9am-1pm: | Hans Fagius in Nidaros Cathedral (Wagner organ) |
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| Friday 6th 9am-12.30pm: | Johannes Geffert in Our Lady’s Church (Sauer organ) |
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| Saturday 7th 2-5.30pm: | Hans Fagius in Nidaros Cathedral (Wagner organ) |
ORGAN FEST 2009 SYMPOSIUM
“Scandinavian organ culture 1600-2000. Characteristics, developments, influences”
Everyday at 2-7pm.
Lectures by:
Bjørn Boysen
Obo Ortgies
Paul Peeters
Harald Rise
Randi Selvik
Hans Jcob Tronshaug
(further names will be published later)
Special offer for primary schools, 3rd grade:
The music play “Cantor Chanterelle – and the queen of the instruments”
Music by: Knut Anders Vestad
Words by: Marianne Meløy
Everyday in several churches around Trondheim.
In cooperation with Den Kulturelle Skolesekken, Trondheim.
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