Something lingers.
A tone, a gesture, a rhythm—memories surface through the smallest of triggers, traces of something that has passed, yet continues to resonate within us.
In this programme, we move through shifting spaces of sound and presence. From the open, attentive quality of the new, to the more concentrated and human in rhythms and patterns that long predate us.
Along the way, the centre of gravity shifts. The music takes on new meaning, and can be heard differently. What feels personal becomes shared; what seems distant suddenly turns close and physical. Perhaps it is in these very shifts that something emerges—connections we cannot fully explain, but can clearly sense.
What remains is an aftersound.
Preview
Tuesday 2 February, 7pm
Sentralen
Program
Emily Doolittle
Falling still for violin and string orchestra
Fredrik Sjølin
Shore
Igor Stravinsky
Elegy for solo viola
Einojuhani Rautavaara
Pelimannit (Fiddlers) for string orchestra
Jean Sibelius
Rakastav
Béla Bartók
Romanian dances
Ludwig van Beethoven
Molto Adagio from String Quartet, op. 132
Performer
Alexander Sitkovetsky, guest leader / violin
Eivind Ringstad, viola
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