Svenska (English below):
Efter den regelmässiga Filminstitutsejouren beger vi oss på kvällen till Kungliga Musikhögskolan för en gratiskonsert med Musikhögskolans orkester som bl.a. framförde ett nyskrivet verk av en av kompositionsklassens elever - Molly Kien.
Verkets titel: 'Alle'.
Ett symfoniskt mycket vackert verk med en hel del polyfona, dissonanta inslag och med ett slut som utgjordes av att percussiondelen i orkestern i ett utdraget diminuendo satte punkt/taktslut för stycket. Ett verk som lovar gott för framtiden där Kien fick mottaga stora applåder.
Efter detta uppfördes Robert Schumann's cellokonsert med den unge men ändå välmeriterade solisten Andreas Brantelid . Han såg inte ut att vara mer än 16-17 år gammal men efter att ha läst hans meritförteckning förstod jag att han dock var äldre. Han blir tjugo i oktober innevarande år.
En underbar cellokonsert med en fantastisk solist. Han spelade - så vitt jag kunde förstå - synnerligen moget för sin ålder och med en otrolig känsla och inlevelse. Hans hela väsen tycktes deltaga i exekverandet av detta stycke.
Som lärare hade han haft sådana fantastiska musiker som Frans Helmerson och Thorleif Thedéen.
Som dirigenter såg vi Nicholas Kok och Samuli Örnströmer.
Vi hann dock ej lyssna på sista stycket, en Benjamin Britten komposition.
Vi hann dock ej lyssna på sista stycket, en Benjamin Britten komposition.
English:
We begin with The Swedish Filminstitute (have you heard it before?) and after this - in the evening - Royal College of Music for a free concert with the orchestra of the school and a soloist.
First of all we listened to a concert with a newly written piece of music by one of the students in the composition class - Molly Kien.
She had named the piece 'Alle'.
It was a symphonically beautiful œuvre with polyphononical and dissonant sounds to some extent. It ended with the percussionists fading away in an extended diminuendo. A promising start for the future composer Molly Kien.
After this symphony one continued with Robert Schumann's cello concert and a young soloist by the name of Andreas Brantelid who didn't seem to be more than sixteen-seventeen years old. However, when we read his CV we learned that he becomes twenty this fall (October -07).
A wonderful cello concert with a fantastic soloist who played in a very mature way with a great amount of technical skill, feeling and heart!
As teachers he has -among others - had our fantastic Swedish cellists Frans Helmersson and Thorleif Thedéen.
They had two conductors leading the orchestra: Nicholas Kok and Samuli Örntströmer.
Unfortunately we did not have time to listen to the last piece by Benjamin Britten.
First of all we listened to a concert with a newly written piece of music by one of the students in the composition class - Molly Kien.
She had named the piece 'Alle'.
It was a symphonically beautiful œuvre with polyphononical and dissonant sounds to some extent. It ended with the percussionists fading away in an extended diminuendo. A promising start for the future composer Molly Kien.
After this symphony one continued with Robert Schumann's cello concert and a young soloist by the name of Andreas Brantelid who didn't seem to be more than sixteen-seventeen years old. However, when we read his CV we learned that he becomes twenty this fall (October -07).
A wonderful cello concert with a fantastic soloist who played in a very mature way with a great amount of technical skill, feeling and heart!
As teachers he has -among others - had our fantastic Swedish cellists Frans Helmersson and Thorleif Thedéen.
They had two conductors leading the orchestra: Nicholas Kok and Samuli Örntströmer.
Unfortunately we did not have time to listen to the last piece by Benjamin Britten.
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