BE RGE N INTE RN AT I ON AL
FE STIVAL 2016
FOU N DAT I ON S
– A mentoring programme for young classical musicians
in collaboration with the Oslo Philharmonic, Bergen
International Festival and Barratt Due Institute of Music
A Recital
with Jordi
Savall
DAT E/ T IM E
Sunday 29 May
at 17:00
D URAT I O N
1:00
T I C K ET
Standard: 320
Under 30: 150
Festival Card:
30 % discount
DN Fordel:
15 % discount.
Now you can experience one of the greatest
performers of renaissance music at close
quarters in Logen Theatre.
Jordi Savalli from Catalonia is a viol player,
composer, conductor and archaeologist of
early music. As his admiration for the viol has
developed over more than fifty years, so has
his interest in interaction between different
cultures and religions through music and
poetry. His burning commitment to building a
peaceful world is apparent in all he does.
Guro kleVen haGen. Photo: ole JørGen Bratland
Savall. In his latest project Les Voix Humaines
he likens the viol to the human voice through
a series of short pieces of music. The concert
reminds us principally of the need of humanity
and co-humanity in our time.
Jordi Savall viol
Les Voix Humaines
Mentors 2016: Janine Jansen, Leif Ove Andsnes,Vasily Petrenko, Konstantin Heidrich
Participating young soloists and chamber groups 2016: Eivind Holtsmark Ringstad,
Guro Kleven Hagen, Kian Soltani, Opus13 String Quartet, Trio DaNiBi
Supported by Institut français de Norvège
The Guardian wrote: ‘Jordi Savall testifies to a
common cultural inheritance of infinite variety.
He is a man for our time’. He has also been
named an ‘Artist for Peace’ by UNESCO and an
ambassador for intercultural dialogue by the EU.
‘Music has always been a divine language.
With music we can talk to one another,’ claims
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oPus13 strinG Quartet.
Photo: Martin slotteMo lynGstad
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Peace message by an unsurpassed
master of performance.
Vasily Petrenko. Photo: Mark Mcnulty
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www.crescendo-Music.no
nikita khnykin and leif oVe andsnes.
Photo: thor Brødreskift
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CRESCENDO is a ground-breaking
collaboration project between Barratt Due
Institute of Music, Bergen International
Festival and the Oslo Philharmonic, aiming
to provide links between young classical
talents and professional performers at
the highest international level. Through
coaching, interaction and by performing
alongside their mentors, these young
musicians develop a strong sense of selfawareness and artistic identity. Crescendo
has three programmes: for young soloists,
chamber groups and philharmonics.
The project is funded by contributions
from Trond Mohn, Bettina Ford Jebsen,
Hans Peter Jebsen, Sparebankstiftelsen
DNB, Dextra Musica and Talent Norway.
Oslo
Philharmonic
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