Verkefni vetrarins
Myrkir músíkdagar
29. janúar kl. 20:00, Breiðholtskirkju
Caput flytur tónlist þriggja tónskálda 21. aldarinnar: Leikrænt tónverk eftir K.óla “Hlaupari ársins” (2019) fyrir hefðbundin hljóðfæri og haupabretti, nýjan fiðlukonsert “Sceadu” (2018-19) eftir Veroniqe Vöku með Unu Sveinbjarnardóttur fiðluleikara og “Úr Egils sögu” (2004) eftir Gavin Bryars með færeyska stórsöngvaranum Rúna Brattaberg.
21. september kl. 20:00, Hallgrímskirkju
Caput brass - Virðulegu Forsetar e. Jóhann Jóhannsson
Jóhann Jóhannsson tónskáld lést á síðasta ári, langt fyrir aldur fram. Hann hefði orðið 50 ára þann 19. september 2019. Til heiðurs honum flytja félagar og vinir verk hans í Hallgrímskirkju, laugardaginn 21. september. Fyrri hluti tónleikanna er með blönduðu efni úr nokkrum af hans fegurstu verkum. Síðari hluti tónleikanna er brass verkið Virðulegu Forsetar í flutningi Caput Brass, Skúla Sverrissonar, Ólafs Björns Ólafssonar og fl., undir stjórn Guðna Franzsonar.
miðasala HÉR
Caput Brass plays Jóhann Jóhannsson Virðulegu Forsetar in a concert selebraiting Jóhanns 50th birthday in Hallgrímskirkja on Sept. 21st. Performance includes Skúli Sverrisson bass and Ólafur Björn Ólafsson keyboard / electronicS
tickets HERE
Áskell Másson Portrait //
Hafliði Hallgrímsson - Peter Sheppard Skærved fiðla
28. september, Breiðholtskirkju
15:15 Áskell Másson Portrait
17.00 Hafliði Hallgrímsson - Peter Sheppard Skærved fiðla
Klee Sketches og Offerto fyrir einleiks fiðlu
Two exiting programs in one day with music by two of Icelands leading composers. Starting with a portrait of Áskell Másson, Caput plays solos and smaller combination as well as a premier of a new Octet by the composer. Along with Áskels music Caput also plays a piece chosen by the composers, Qutrain II by Toru Takemitsu.
The following program is with music by an other major composer of Iceland Hafliði Hallgrímsson, starting at 17.00. Music for solo violin played by the fantastic violin virtuoso Peter Sheppar Skærved. There are three works on the program; Klee Sketches Op.32 (2005-2019) Book I, Offerto and Klee Sketches Op.32 (2005-2019) Book II
The two programs are planned as one with an intermission between them.
Atli Heimir Sveinsson - heiðurstónleikar
19. október kl. 15:15, Breiðholtskirkju
15:15 Atli Heimir Sveinsson - heiðurstónleikar
A mixed program with music by Atli Heimir Sveinsson who left our world last spring. Caput will give a glimpse into Atli’s world, with focus on some of his less know music, fluxus ideas and experiments.
Guðmundur Steinn og Lars Graugaard
2. nóvember kl. 15:15, Breiðholtskirkju
15:15 Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson - two new pieces
Lars Graugaard - States and Shapes for two harps and five clarinets
Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson has a very special voice in the Icelandic creative sound world. Caput plays two new pieces of his for a large ensemble, incl. unusual instruments like; recorder, banjo, harpsicord and mandolin with more standard instruments. The Danish composer Lars Graugaard is composer in residence with Caput for some time now. Together we are working on different projects, the lates piece in series of several works, States and Shapes for two harps and five clarinets will be premiered in this program.
Myrkir músíkdagar
29. janúar, staðsetning og tímasetning auglýst síðar
Gavin Bryars - From Egil’s Saga og íslensk tónskáld
Rúni Brattaberg baritón
Caput plays Gavin Bryars piece from 2004, From Egli’s Saga with the world wide know Faroese Baritone singer Rúni Brattaberg. The piece is scored for low instruments; bass clarinet, bassoon, french horn, violas, celli and basses.
The piece takes its text and narrative material from Egil's Saga, one of the great classics of Icelandic literature set in the 10th century, but written around 200 years later. The words I set (in Icelandic) are those of Egil, an astonishingly fierce Viking warrior but also a stunning poet - one of the most original and advanced of his time. The extracts from the poems come from four different periods of Egil's life: from a praise-poem delivered in York to King Erik Bloodaxe in order to save Egil's own head; from a lament for the deaths of his two sons; from a poem in praise of a noble ally Arinbjorn; and his last poems written during his gradual, though furious, descent into blindness.
Simon Mawhinney - Starbog, Sallagh og Polo
28. mars kl. 15:15, Breiðholtskirkju
Simon Mawhinney - Starbog, Sallagh og Polo
Caput plays a large scale composition by the North Ireland composer Simon Mawhinney. This is a very demanding composition for large ensemble including cimbalom and a large piano part played by the young Irish piano virtuoso, Seán Morgan-Rooney.