120209, 19:00 Malmö Music Academy, Sweden
Drone Music and the new piece Beat Music is performed at the very first concert ever with Liveelektronikensemblen, an ensemble for live electronic music at the Malmö Music Academy.
First performance of The Sound I Heard
120129, 16.00, Sparebankens Festsal, Nordlysfestivalen in Tromsø, Norway
First performance of The Sound I heard for flute, guitar and electronics, composed to David Härenstam. Performance with Peter Fridholm. More on the concert here.
First performance of Resonate
120128, 2030, Palladium, Malmö, Sweden
During a Pianomarathon, organized by C-Y (contemporary) the new commission by Swedish Arts Council Resonate – a reconstruction of fragments from Beethoven Sonate op. 27. is performed by Karolina Sandell and Julia Sigova. The piece is composed to be performed by one student and one professional pianist.
Klaverdal receives The Prince Eugen Culture Prize
110124, Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde
Stefan Klaverdal receives The Prince Eugen Culture Prize at a closed ceremony at Waldemarsudde in Stockholm. The Prize is awarded interesting artist that through their work have strengthen Swedish-Norwegian relations. It is always shared between one Swedish and one Norwegian artist. The current year it is shared between Klaverdal and the Norwegian singer-songwriter Randi Tytingvåg.
More about the prize.
Songs of Insanity in Gothenburg
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.
Performance at Re:thinking improvisation
111130, 18:00, Inter Arts Centre, Malmö, Sweden
A concept evolving around private concert in a group setting is taking place at a concert during the conference ”Re:thinking improvisation” at Inter Arts Centre, Malmö. Performance by Lisa Hansson and Emeli Ek.
The Sacred Family in London
111126, 19:30, The Forge, London, UK
The Sacred Family is performed by the Tippett Quartet at a string quartet festival in London.
First performance of Rytmikon
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.
[Gud?] – thoughtful music in Ängelholm
111112, 18:00, Ängelholms Kyrka, Ängelholm, Sweden
[Gud?] Eftertänksam musik – en visuell meditation / Thoughtful music – a visual meditation
This is not a concert. It is not a sermon or a play. Perhaps it is a kind of being, or a possibility to receive music and visual scenography in a moment of stillness, reflection and inspiration.The event consists of new music for voice, bass clarinet, organ and computer in combination of visual scenography with video, lights, shadow play and much more.
Concept: Thomas Romlöv and Stefan Klaverdal
Music by Stefan Klaverdal, performed by Mia Hjorth (voice), Natalie Eriksson (bass klarinet), Robert Hallberg (organ) and Stefan Klaverdal (computer)
Visual Scenography and more by Claes Eriksson and Thomas Romlöv
Oratory Levande Vatten/Living Water published
111103, everywhere
The oratory Levande Vatten for mixed and childrens choir, percussion, organ and computer is published by the Norwegian music publishing house Cantando.
