Reverberation

Det Norske Kammerorkester, Alexander Sitkovetsky
Tuesday 2 February 2027, 18:00Sentralen, Oslo

About the concert

Something remains. A note, a movement, a rhythm - memories surface from tiny triggers, like traces of something that has been, but still works in us. In this programme we move through different spaces of sound and presence. From the open and listening quality of the new, to the more concentrated and human quality of rhythms and patterns that have lived long before us. Along the way the centre of gravity shifts, and the music takes on a new meaning and can be listened to in a different way. What is experienced as personal becomes shared, and what seems distant suddenly becomes close and bodily. Perhaps it is precisely in these shifts that something arises - connections we cannot quite explain, but which we can feel. What remains is a reverberation. Programme: Fredrik Sjølin / Shore Igor Stravinsky / Elegy for solo viola Einojuhani Rautavaara / The fiddlers Franz Schubert / 1st movement from String Quintet in C major Ludwig van Beethoven / Cavatina from String Quartet, Op. 130 Emily Doolittle / Falling still Béla Bartók / Romanian Dances

Large ensembles
Chamber music

Programme

Performers

Musicians
  • Alexander Sitkovetsky

RECORDINGS OF THE WORKS

Franz Schubert: Strykekvintett i C-dur, D. 956

The concert plays an excerpt of the work.

Open on YouTube (2017)More recordings on Kulturbase

Ludwig van Beethoven: Strykekvartett nr. 13 i B-dur, op. 130

The concert plays an excerpt of the work.

Open on YouTube (2021)More recordings on Kulturbase

Béla Bartók: Rumenske folkedanser

Open on YouTube (2017)More recordings on Kulturbase

Ludwig van Beethoven: Strykekvartett nr. 13 i B-dur, op. 130: V. Cavatina

Open on YouTube (2018)All 2 parts on KulturbaseMore recordings on Kulturbase

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