Stefan Klaverdal

Composer of the year in Bergslagen

140708-140712, different locations in Bergslagen, Sweden

Bergslagen symphony orchestra has nominated Stefan Klaverdal as Composer of the Year! A number of chamber music pieces by Klaverdal will be performed during the festival week, finishing with the premiere of a newly written concerto for laptop and orchestra.

Performances:
9/7 Ulrika K:a Ludvika: England
10/7 Norrbäke K:a: The Sacred Family, Concensus Music, Liten Statymusik
12/7 Cassels konserthus: To trace the forests wild (orchestral piece), premiere

Resonate performed in Japan

140712, Tokyo, Japan

Resonate – a reconstruction of fragments from Beethoven Sonate op. 27 performed by Kiyo Wada (piano) during a festival for Swedish music hosted by the japanese Friends of Stenhammar in Tokyo, Japan.

New piece for cello and piano in Japan

140712, Tokyo, Japan

thoughs and reflections is premiered by Kiyo Wada (piano) and Klas Gagge (cello) during a festival for Swedish music hosted by the japanese Friends of Stenhammar in Tokyo, Japan.

the piece was commissioned by Friends of Stenhammar.

Klaverdal on radio

130705 on air in Swedish Radio P2

Guest appearance in Swedish Radio Show ”Musikalismer”.

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Metallotråd performance

140607 Frihamnsviadukten, Malmö, Sweden

The project ”Metallotråd” is an experimental collaboration between artist Leif Holmstrand, cellist Stefan Moberg and composer Stefan Klaverdal where we explore what three artists from different disciplines can create together.

The goal is to create a performantive and sounding work that relate to the confines of the hectic outer world and tries to dissolve it with manic time-consuming action. Can you with art go against the feeling that everything has to be as fast as possible? Metallotråd works with cello, a room full of threads and yarn, electronic music, sensors and possibly a sewing machine. One part is also interaction with audience. We invite visitors to participate, to explore the boundaries between performer and audience.

The work takes time. Both to create and to experience.