Händel's Messiah in Oslo
A welcome return to Fagerborg church, I’ll be brushing the dust off of one of my favourite pieces alongside an absolutely lovely ensemble, ditto choir and terrific soloists. Flash.
A welcome return to Fagerborg church, I’ll be brushing the dust off of one of my favourite pieces alongside an absolutely lovely ensemble, ditto choir and terrific soloists. Flash.
I will get to perform this beautiful piece for a fourth time, and then to top it off I’ve been given the massive honour of commiting it to a recording the following days. Massive.
A joy and a privilege, Jo and I will bring our Winterreise to my native Lørenskog, in Lørenskog Hus’ absolutely lovely Storstua concert hall. Hearth.
We’re releasing Gospel of Bones, our first album with the current lineup, marking a first metal frontman performance in Oslo for me since Sarpedon at Gamla ten years ago in 2014. Bound.
One of my favourite personas to portray, the sentiments of the baritone solo of Brahms’ Requiem will be performed alongside Ullern chamber choir and conductor Gjermund Brenne - a warmly anticipated collaboration that has been a long time coming. Flush.
Joining my new friends in SAS Brass Band for their annual extravaganza, I will channel all my germanic mirth from Max Raabe to Till Lindemann via Franzl Lang (yes, that one). Wind.
For the first time at Pilestredet Park, I will be anointing the evening with some operatic pearls, ever increasing in weight, alongside Ida Gudim and Jan-Bjørnar Sture. Hog.
Getting to relive the joint privilege of the two of us playing together; Ulf and I will bring our joint chanson and aria program to Ulf’s own series in Nordstrand church. Concerted.
A much awaited delight, I will get to revisit this gem courtesy of the travails of my dear friend Lars Sømod - Marcus Berg and I will join a much enlarged choir perform his Requiem again in Copenhagen. Facund.
Following up the absolute treat that was the previous night’s La Traviata, I’ll be given a shot at repairing my role debut as Germont in Bergen National Opera’s Verdi Extravaganza production of La Traviata. Crack.
Following up the absolute treat that was this summer’s Rheingold, I’ll be making my role debut as Germont in Bergen National Opera’s Verdi Extravaganza production of La Traviata. Craic.
It being one of the great privileges reserved for musicians in Norway to play with the phenomenon that is Ulf Nilsen; one of the great privileges Ulf will experience this afternoon is playing chansons and arias with me. Gust.
I’m immensely looking forward to the revival of Henrik Ødegaard’s monumental Te Deum, written over 5 poems and a hymn by Jon Fosse, to be performed in stunning surroundings in Sauherad church. Prudent.
My first foray into the realms of Nibelung, I am delighted to be playing Donner in Opera by the Fjord’s summer production of Das Rheingold conducted by Bergen National Opera. Bang.
Revving up this old success, I’ll once again play Schlendrian in our updated stage production of Bach’s cantata 211 alongside the truly excellent Nivalis Barokk. Perk.
A first for me and a real treat, I’ll be presenting Mussorgsky’s Songs and Dances of Death for the first time with Knut Erik Jensen at the piano - also getting to visit Rosendal Teater for the first time. Outvie.
Being welcomed back as a Lillestrøm Videregående alumnus, I’m delighted to feature with my old college chamber choir as their soloist in Mozart’s Requiem. Brief.
NB: Two concerts - at 16:00 and 18:30.
By now an established and beloved tradition, I am once again welcomed to Glommabredden musikkorps’ annual Christmas concert as their soloist. Don.
A reprise of last weekend’s triumph in Lillestrøm, we’ll be filling Oslo’s other cathedral with this mammoth as well. Pomp.
A first for me, I’m delighted to finally take on one of my absolute favorite roles in the oratorio repertoire alongside Akademisk Korforening and conductor Gjermund Bjørklund on the opening concert of Lillestrøm Church Music Festival. Pith.
My debut in this particular region, I’ll be premiering some high-octane dramatic repertoire alongside this great candidate for New Favorite Pianist, Jan Gunnar Sørbø. Score.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.
A massively exciting role debut, I’ll be creating my first Scarpia in Skånska Operan’s production of Tosca, touring Sweden throughout the summer. Wield.