Name: Nelsonmesse
Start: 2024-03-21T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-03-22T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Domkirke

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Arktisk Filharmoni

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Christoph-Mathias Mueller

Soprano

Denise Beck

Mezzo-soprano

Ingeborg Gillebo

Tall

Tenor

Simen Bredesen

tenor

Singer

Magnus Berg

Baritone

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Vokal Nord

Voice

Nelsonmesse

Tromsø

Norway

Domkirke

Nelsonmesse: Nachruf for Strings Nordheim (+1 More)

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Nachruf for Strings

Mass No. 11, Hob. XXII/11, D Minor (''Nelson Mass'')

Rahul Karaguppi

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Som innledning får du høre Arne Nordheims inderlige og langsomme Nachruf for Strings. Som tittelen indikerer, er det et sørgestykke eller minnestykke. Det starter veldig svakt, nærmest ut fra intet, med lange linjer av buktende vakre melodier, og dør til slutt helt ut i stillhet. Nordheim selv har referert til verket som «…konseptet poeten Salvatore Quasimondo kaller aktiv smerte, hvor landskap og hendelser flyter sammen til bilder du husker, uten egentlig å ha opplevd dem».  

Den franske revolusjonen er bakteppet for Haydns Nelsonmesse, som er skrevet i 1798. Det var svært urolige tider i Europa, inkludert Østerrike der Haydn levde. Napoleon var på stadig frammarsj, og hadde vunnet fire slag mot Østerrike på kort tid. Mens messen ble skrevet, invaderte Napoleon Egypt. Like før uroppføringen av messen, kom nyheten om at Napoleon hadde lidd et voldsomt nederlag mot britiske styrker under heroisk ledelse av Nelson, en enøyd, enarmet, heltedådig admiral. Messen fikk gradvis tilnavnet Nelsonmesse, og etter at Nelson selv overvar en oppføring av messen to år senere, beholdt messen for alvor dette navnet.

norsk

As an introduction, you will hear Arne Nordheim's heartfelt and slow Nachruf for Strings . As the title indicates, it is a mourning or memorial piece. It starts very faintly, almost out of nowhere, with long lines of meandering beautiful melodies, and finally dies away completely in silence. Nordheim himself has referred to the work as "...the concept the poet Salvatore Quasimondo calls active pain , where landscapes and events flow together into images you remember, without actually having experienced them". 

The French Revolution is the backdrop for Haydn's Nelsonmesse , which was written in 1798. There were very turbulent times in Europe, including Austria where Haydn lived. Napoleon was constantly advancing, and had won four battles against Austria in a short time. While the Mass was being written, Napoleon invaded Egypt. Just before the inauguration of the fair, news arrived that Napoleon had suffered a crushing defeat against British forces under the heroic leadership of Nelson, a one-eyed, one-armed, heroic admiral. The fair was gradually nicknamed Nelsonmesse , and after Nelson himself witnessed a performance of the fair two years later, the fair kept this name for good.

English

Nelsonmesse by Nordheim, Haydn, Παρ 22 Μαρ 2024, Aπό (2024/2024), αγωγός Christoph-Mathias Mueller, Domkirke, Tromsø, Norway

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