Gleym-mér-ei, hádegistónleikaröð söngbrautar LHÍ, hefur göngu sína á ný. Allir tónleikarnir hefjast klukkan 12:15 á miðvikudögum. Aðgangur ókeypis og öll velkomin.
Ást, náttúra, feminismi og kynusli eru á meðal stefja á tónleikunum en hver konsert fléttast í kringum ákveðið þema.
Miðvikudaginn 6. febrúar verður tónlist með alls kyns náttúruívafi meginuppstaða tónleikanna. Á meðal tónskálda sem koma við sögu eru bandaríska tónskáldið George Crumb, Robert Schumann, Franz Schubert og Johannes Brahms.
Efnisskrá miðvikudaginn 6. febrúar:
- Robert Schumann / Heinrich Heine: Die Lotosblume úr Myrthen-lagaflokknum, ópus 25
Vera Hjördís Matsdóttir, söngur og Anna Þórhildur Gunnarsdóttir, píanó
- Franz Schubert / Ludwig Rellstab: Liebesbotschaft úr Schwanengesang D 957
Bergþóra Ægisdóttir, söngur og Kristinn Örn Kristinsson, píanó
- Johannes Brahms: Rapsódía í h-moll op 79 nr 1
Anna Þórhildur Gunnarsdóttir, píanó
- George Crumb / Robert Southey: How Beautiful is Night úr Three Early Songs
Alicia Achaques, söngur og Matthildur Anna Gísladóttir, píanó
- G. Butterworth / Alfred Housman: Lovliest of Trees úr Shropshire Lad
Fredrik Schjerve, söngur og Matthildur Anna Gísladóttir, píanó
- Douglas Moore / John Latouche: Willow Song úr The Ballad of Baby Doe
Alexandria Scout Parks, söngur og Matthildur Anna Gísladóttir, píanó
- Ralph Vaughan Williams / Robert Louis Stevenson: Wither must I wander úr Songs of Travel
Eirik Waldeland, söngur og Guðný Charlotta Harðardóttir, píanó
Um tónleikaröðina:
Tónleikaröðin Gleym-mér-ei fer fram á Kjarvalsstöðum og er haldin í samstarfi við Listasafn Reykjavíkur.
- 30. janúar: Afmæli Amadeusar. Tónlist eftir Mozart
- 6. febrúar: Náttúrulega. Náttúrutónlist úr öllum áttum
- 13. febrúar: Heilagur Valentínus og alls konar ástarljóð
- 20. febrúar: Áfram stelpur. Tónlist eftir feminíska frumkvöðla
- 27. febrúar: Lög heimsins. Þjóðlagaskotnir tónleikar
- 6. mars: Hetjusópranar og lýrískir bassar. Kynusli í óperuheiminum
- 13. mars: Góða veislu gjöra skal
- 20. mars: Tónlist eftir Edvard Grieg á Grieg-hátíð
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Vocal students from the Department of Music, IUA, perform music that revolves around nature. The concert is part of the concert series "Gleym-mér-ei" that consists of eight, theme-based concerts.
All concerts are held on Wednesday at 12:15 at Kjarvalsstaðir. Free entrance and everybody welcome.
Programme, February 6
- Robert Schumann / Heinrich Heine: Die Lotosblume from Myrthen op. 25
Vera Hjordís Matsdóttir, voice and Anna Thorhildur Gunnarsdóttir, piano
- Franz Schubert / Ludwig Rellstab: Liebesbotschaft from Schwanengesang D 957
Bergthora Aegisdottir, voice and Kristinn Orn Kristinsson, piano
- Johannes Brahms: Rhapsody in b-minor op 79 nr 1
Anna Thorhildur Gunnarsdóttir, piano
- George Crumb / Robert Southey: How Beautiful is Night from Three Early Songs
Alicia Achaques, voice and Matthildur Anna Gisladóttir, piano
- G. Butterworth / Alfred Housman: Lovliest of Trees from Shropshire Lad
Fredrik Schjerve, voice and Matthildur Anna Gisladottir, piano
- Douglas Moore / John Latouche: Willow Song from The Ballad of Baby Doe
Alexandria Scout Parks, voice and Matthildur Anna Gísladóttir, piano
- Ralph Vaughan Williams / Robert Louis Stevenson: Wither must I wander from Songs of Travel
Eirik Waldeland, voice and Gudny Charlotta Hardardottir, piano
Gleym-mér-ei concert series is held in collaboration with Reykjavík Art Museum.
- January 30th: Mozart's Birthday Celebration
- February 6th: Naturally. Nature theme in music
- February 13th: St. Valentine and all kinds of love songs
- February 20th: Go Girls! Music by pioneer feminists
- February 27th: Music of the world. Folk songs from all around
- March 6th: Heldensopranos and lyrical basses. Gender bending in the opera world
- March 13th: It's my party. Marriages, masquerade balls and other opera parties
- March 20th: Music by Edvard Grieg
