Strømsø Church, Drammen. The TERJUNGENSEMBLE presents a programme ranging from medieval songs by Hildegard von Bingen, via Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, to newly composed works by Magnar Åm and Bendik Kløvendal. The soloists are folk singer Synnøve Brøndbo Plassen, who recently won the Spellemann Prize, and Jørgen Fasting on the oboe. The concerts are conducted by the ensemble’s artistic director, Lars-Erik ter Jung. The concert is supported by The Arts Council Norway, Furestiftelsen and the Ludimus Fund
Horten Church. The TERJUNGENSEMBLE presents a programme ranging from medieval songs by Hildegard von Bingen, via Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, to newly composed works by Magnar Åm and Bendik Kløvendal. The soloists are folk singer Synnøve Brøndbo Plassen, who recently won the Spellemann Prize, and Jørgen Fasting on the oboe. The concerts are conducted by the ensemble’s artistic director, Lars-Erik ter Jung. The concert is supported by The Arts Council Norway, Furestiftelsen and the Ludimus Fund
Sandefjord Church. The TERJUNGENSEMBLE presents a programme ranging from medieval songs by Hildegard von Bingen, via Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, to newly composed works by Magnar Åm and Bendik Kløvendal. The soloists are folk singer Synnøve Brøndbo Plassen, who recently won the Spellemann Prize, and Jørgen Fasting on the oboe. The concerts are conducted by the ensemble’s artistic director, Lars-Erik ter Jung. The concert is supported by The Arts Council Norway, Furestiftelsen and the Ludimus Fund
Works by Rolf Wallin, Cecilie Ore and composition students at the academy. Soloist is Rolf-Erik Nystrøm, saxophone
Supported by Norwegian Arts Council, The Norwegian Academy of Music and the Ludimus Fund
Performing the three movements from Cecilie Ore’s H2O-trilogy, in the new version for ensemble, along with classical works, at Kulturhuset Banken, Lillehammer (Norway), February 1st
Supported by Norwegian Arts Council and the Ludimus Fund
Performing the three movements from Cecilie Ore’s H2O-trilogy, in the new version for ensemble, along with classical works, at Gamle Raadhus Scene, Oslo, January 28th
Supported by Norwegian Arts Council and the Ludimus Fund
Universitetets Aula, Oslo: Ore/Sommero (premiere)/Wagner/R.Strauss
Gamle Fredrikstad Kirke: Jan Erik Mikalsen (concerto for violin, harp and strings), Åm, CPEBach, Mozart
Villa Møllebakken, Tønsberg: Åm, CPEBach, Mozart. Hildegard von Bingen. Victoria Oftestad (song), Lars Henrik Johansen (harpsichord), Lars-Erik ter Jung (conductor).
Sliperiet, Larvik: Jan Erik Mikalsen (concerto for violin, harp and strings), Åm, CPEBach, Mozart
Ås kirke: Åm, CPEBach, Mozart. Hildegard von Bingen. Victoria Oftestad (song), Lars Henrik Johansen (harpsichord), Lars-Erik ter Jung (conductor).
Harmonie Arena, Hjertnes Kulturhus, Sandefjord: Ore, Åm, Surel Lange, Hildegard von Bingen (arr. Kløvendal), CPEBach, Mozart
Kulturkirken Jakob: Mozart/Ore/Åm/Haydn. Pre-talk with Bodil Maroni Jensen and Cecilie Ore
Nøtterøy kirke: Mozart/Ore/Matre/Åm/Haydn. Pre-talk with Bodil Maroni Jensen and Magnar Åm
Festiviteten, Larvik: Mozart/Ore/Åm/Matre/Haydn
Ski kirke: Mozart/Ore/Matre/Åm/Haydn
Foto: Ingfrid B.Nyhus by Filipe Ferraria
Norwegian programme: Pieces by Grieg, Mørk-Karlsen, Magnar Åm and Bendik Kløvendal
Vestfold Symphony Orch
Sveinung Bjelland, piano
Sandefjord March 2024
Nord Rogaland Symphony Orch
Miriam Helms Ålien, violin
November 12 in Haugesund
Norwegian music, with premiere by Magnar Åm. Conducted by Lars-Erik ter Jung
Vestfold Symphony Orch
Miriam Helms Ålien, violin
Sandefjord March 10, Larvik March 11
Ness Vóren / Ødegaard Woods etc
Oslo, Vang, Nes January 2023
Stabat Mater Futrell / Pergolesi
Works by Matre, Djupedal, Fischer Olsen, Seglem
November 5-6 2022
Mikalsen Fleurs / Ødegaard Woods etc
Sandefjord Church Music Festival
October 30
