composer and sound artist
20121005, Inter Arts Center, Malmö, Sweden
Official premiere of Den Lilla Vävoperan (The Small Weaving Opera), an opera or performance act on weaving. Dreams, myths, facts and fantasies are woven together with music, sounds, videos and objects. Looms are made into instruments and instruments are made into looms.
More info here!
Den Lilla Vävoperan (The Small Weaving Opera) | Lisa Hansson/Stefan Klaverdal from Stefan Klaverdal on Vimeo.
120512, 19:30 (installation from 18:30), Fylkingen, Stockholm
Performance opera Songs of Insanity is performed complete with installations. In addition also an exlusive preview of the upcoming performance/opera on weawing, ”Den lilla vävoperan”.
111210, 20:00, Masthuggsteatern, Göteborg (Gothenburg)
The performance opera Songs of Insanity is performed during the Geiger fest4val in a special verision for solo soprano.
111125, 1900, Palladium, Malmö, Sweden
First performance of Rytmikon for unspecified ensemble – commissioned by Lund University to the 50-year celebration of the eurythmics class at the Malmö Academy of Music. The piece is choreographed by eurythmics professor Ann-Krestin Vernersson.
110219, 15:00, Västerås konserthus, Sweden
Performance opera Songs of Insanity version #6 is performed in Västerås konserthus in collaboration with URUK. Songs of Insanity is a work of performanceart, opera and improvisation by Stefan Klaverdal and Lisa Hansson.
Read more in VLT and on URUKs blog.
100911, 19.00-01.00, Stadsbiblioteket, Halmstad, Sweden
Performance and installation of Songs of Insanity and associated works during ”Kulturnatten”. Installation with sound and video and other pieces in combination with the actual performance-opera. During the evening, three versions of the work-in-progress will be performed by Lisa Hansson, voice and Stefan Klaverdal, computer.
100208, 19.30, Paladium, Malmö, Sweden
Performance of the performance opera Songs of Insanity in collaboration with singer Lisa Hansson. The opera evolves around insanity among women both during the 1800s and today, using BelCanto operas as well as a diary from a young Schizofrenic woman.