Gageego! should not only be heard, but also seen. Here are our most recent videos.
A first performance that finally, thanks to GSOPlay, can meet its audience: Joshua Wat’s somber soundscapes, inspired by his native Hong Kong.
Recorded for GSOPlay in may 2020, this is Gageego! presenting the original, first performance of Tackatta, composed by Nino Hellberg Håkansson.
From a concert that never met a live audience, due to the pandemic. But here it is: Gageego! and conductor Rei Munakata perform Shift by Katharina Rosenberger. Swiss composer Katharina Rosenberger studied in Boston, London and New York and is currently active in the United States. She pays special …
Here, you can enjoy GSOplay’s recording of the awards ceremony and Gageego!’s first performance of the winning entries.
Gageego!’s concert during under Göteborg International Organ Academy in October 2020 was livestreamad on Facebook. Here, you can watch it again.
The event starts approximately 6:30 into the clip.
Kaija Saariaho – Laconisme de l’aile for flute
Klaus Lang – ABD for organ
Klaus Lang – Allmänning for organ and large ensemble (premier performance)
Hans Abrahamsen – Flowersongs for three flutes
Dirigent Rei Munakata
featuring Klaus Lang and Mikael Fridén, organ
Excerpt from a symphonic poem about the financial situation on Iceland, published by the composer himself. From a concert in September, 2011.
Gunno Palmquist conductor
Örn Alexander Àmundason Kreppa: a Symphonic Poem about the Financial Situation in Island
One of our favorites: a first performance, filmed at a concert in the spring of 2018.
Snippets from the Vårmusikfestivalen (Spring Music Festival) in Gothenburg, 14-16:th of march 2014. Gageego! and several other musicians captured during a number of performances.