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  • A Tale of Four Cities: 3. London

    A Tale of Four Cities: 3. London

    In London, where Charles Dickens once wrote A Tale of Two Cities, we find the starkest of contrasts. 

    After landing at the busy Heathrow, we’ll be received by the genial and sharp-witted Oliver Knussen who immediately gets the listeners’ attention with his ingenious pieces. The public and medial Thomas Adès lends the concert a continental character, and a cool work by Swedish Albert Schnelzer is also presented: Wolfgang is Dancing! We can guess who it’s about; he evidently knew a thing or two about dancing as well!

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  • Guess That Sound! 5

    Guess That Sound! 5

    Before our London-themed concert, we take a listen to a number of sounds that will feature in the programme. What are we hearing here?

    Clue: these are several playing techniques on one instrument. Come join us at the Gothenburg Concert Hall to find out the answers.

    If you see only Swedish text in the clip above, turn on CC – Closed Captions for English.

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  • A Tale of Four Cities: 2. Paris

    A Tale of Four Cities: 2. Paris

    The music pilots in Gageego! takes us on a voyage of discovery to the metropolis of Paris.
    The French capital is a the city that as associated with romance as it with artistic and intellectual coteries.

    A delightful combination, shown by Gageego! in exciting and brilliant tonal spectra by Gérard Grisey and Swedish Parisian Klas Torstensson, giving a personal peek of the city in the 1993 piece Paris.

    Programme

    Grisey Stèle
    Tanaka Lilas
    Mårtensson Trio
    Romitelli Domeniche alla periferia dell’impero. Seconda domenica: hommage à Gérard Grisey

    Chihara Redwood

    Kurtág Hommage to Robert Schumann, Op. 15d

    Torstensson Paris 1993 (original performance)

    The concert series is supported by Kulturrådet, Statens Musikverk and Helge Axson Johnsons stiftelse.
  • A Tale of Four Cities: 2. Paris

    A Tale of Four Cities: 2. Paris

    Gageego!s journey across Europe moves on: next stop is Paris – the artistic metropole par preference where composers from around the world spreads out along the vast boulevards.

    We’ll meet iconic Gerard Grisey’s brilliant tonal spectra, the impressionistic sounds of Karen Tanaka and get a first performance by a piece by Klas Torstensson, inspired by his visits to IRCAM in Paris many years ago. And much more.

    Programme

    Gérard Grisey Stèle
    Tanaka Lilas
    Mårtensson Trio
    Romitelli Domeniche alla periferia dell’impero. Seconda domenica: hommage à Gérard Grisey
    Chihara Redwood
    Kurtág Hommage to Robert Schumann, Op. 15d
    Torstensson Paris 1993 (first performance, comissioned by Swedish Radio P2)

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  • Guess that sound 4

    …thupp… thupp… thupp…

    How is this sound produced? Take a guess and experience the context it is designed for, this Sunday at Gothenburg  Concert Hall.

  • Guess That Sound! 3

    Guess That Sound! 3

    Can you guess what this is? Joins us at Gothenburg Concert Hall November 20 and you’ll find out if your guess was right!

    (Turn on YouTube’s closed captions for English subtitles!)

  • A Tale of Four Cities: 1. Rome

    A Tale of Four Cities: 1. Rome

    2016/10/02 kl 18:00 – 20:00

    Stiliserad stadsilhouette av Rom

    Gageego! begins with a weekend trip to Rome, where the travellers will meet, among others, master Franco Donatoni, and the eccentric Giacinto Scelsi, the mystic whose astounding music seems other-worldly.

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    Götaplatsen 8
    412 56 Göteborg Sverige
    031-726 53 10
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  • Guess That Sound! 2

    Guess That Sound! 2

    What instrument is this? If you come tonight to the Stenhammarsal you’ll find out the right answer as part of the concert.

    Hint: It is percussive, yes, but also a string…

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