Ser du Människa? – music event and mass for choir, actors and computer

20121020, 22:00, Lunds Domkyrka, Lund, Sweden

Ser du människa?”  is not only a concert. It is neither only a service or a play. It is perhaps a state of being, where you are invited to meditate.
Based on texts from the Book of Revelations, Olof Hartman, and Arne H Lindgren this event explores ways of relating to text, sounds, music and space  within the context of the church, containing a choir, actors, computer, and a mass.

Choir: Saxenborn Singers, Conductor: Joachim Saxenborn, Actors: Kerstin Andersson, Matthias Thorbjörnsson, Priest: Lena Sjöstrand, Computer: Stefan Klaverdal

The event is a part of  a larger project including a sound installation and readings of the texts.  This event occurs as part of the Lund International Choral Festival and readings of the texts in relation to the installation.

First performance of Play Music with ensemble KROCK

120317, 2100, MAF, Malmö, Sweden

First performance of the piece Play Music written to electric guitar ensemble KROCK in a project initiated by the society C-Y (ContemporarY). The piece was in an earlier form published in the magazine OEI during 2011.

First performance of Rytmikon

111125, 1900, Palladium, Malmö, Sweden

First performance of Rytmikon for unspecified ensemble  – commissioned by Lund University to the 50-year celebration of the eurythmics class at the Malmö Academy of Music. The piece is choreographed by eurythmics professor Ann-Krestin Vernersson.

Rytmikstudenter

Strange electronic music in Malmö

110224, 2000, Klubb C-Y:22, Bastionen, Malmö, Sweden

Konstig Elektronisk Musik (Strange Electronic Music) is a group of six musicians (voice, recorders, laptops) perform five different pieces by the members while keeping the ensemble in focus. One of the pieces is Drone Music, composed by Klaverdal.

The group is Eiko Furukawa, Annie Lönngren, Ida Höög, Peter Bjuhr, Daniel Hjorth and Stefan Klaverdal