Chamber Music Week: A diverse perspective

• Tine Surel Lange (1989–): Organized Sound for Sounding Objects, for glockenspiel and wineglasses, with Mathias Næsguthe Remåd (guitar and objects) and Maria Holstad Maximov (percussion)
• Helena Søgaard Gloslie (2004–): Morgen (2023. Version for chamber orchestra by Maria Bubnova)
• Sigyn Sjølie Sandegren (2000–): For eg vil kviskra, for string quartet and mezzo-soprano (2022. Lyrics: Jon Fosse), with Runa Kvalsund (voice), Trygve Liahagen and Tiril Eirunn Einarsdotter (violin), Marius Westling (viola) and Live Tønnesen Nordberg (cello)
• Trad: "Eg reiste meg ein gong nordafjølls." Gamlestev after Ingvill Marit Buen Garnås, with Une Lorentze Onarheim, Maja Nordin, Runa Kvalsund and Sigyn Sjølie Sandegren (voice) and Julia Bengtson (voice and fiddle)
• Clarice Assad (1978–): Bluezilian (2005), for guitar quartet, with Eva Beneke, Jonas Hald, Jon Svenungsson and Nicolai Andresen
• Caroline Lizotte (1969–): Raga for two harps, with Isabella Cambini and Zoja Djordjevic
• Clara Schumann (1819–1896) Ich stand in dunklen Träume, Liebeszauber and Die Stille Lotusblume from "Sechs Lieder", Op. 13 (1844), with Marianne Beate Kielland (mezzo-soprano) and Bart van Oort (fortepiano)
• Fanny Hensel (1805–1847): Adagio ma non troppo from String Quartet in E-flat Major (1834), with Jon Darre and Fanny Hjort (violin), Theodor Normann-Eide (viola) and Tara Stranegger (cello)
• Marie Lillesand Høgestøl (2000–): Tårn i fyr (2023, World Premiere) for string sextet and soprano (Lyrics: Halldis Moren Vesaas), with Marie Lillesand Høgestøl (soprano), Ariane Jebsen Alvestad and Mathias Liodden (violin), Gustav Rørmark and Marius Westling (viola), Lukas Hovland and Sophie Kauer (cello), and Henri Raeck (musical leadership)
• Carla Bley (1936–): Real Life Hits and Dreams So Real (lyrics: Paul Haynes/Mick Taylor), with Mattias Vidme Crantz, Beatrice Juskaite and Julie Martine Vestrheim (voice), Ingrid Matilde Mæland (piano), Lasse Damsgaard Andersen and Maja Källström (saxophone), Eira Elise Øverås (trumpet), Jens Andreassen Koppang and Victor Middleton (trombone), Katarina Sjåfjell (guitar), Colin Lilius Karlsen and Martin Koldem (bass), Henning Lillehaug and Emma Østberg (drums), Morten Halle (musical leadership)

Instructors Eva Beneke (Associate Professor in classical guitar), Guro Gravem Johansen (Professor in music education), and Gjertrud Pedersen (Associate Professor in music history) wish to contribute to new ways of conveying music history and musical practices in the development project "Challenging the musical canon." They are hosting the concert that spans from romantic lieder and contemporary music to folk music and jazz performed by students and teachers from the Norwegian Academy of Music.

The music has been created by composition students and historical as well as contemporary composers and tradition bearers, namely Clarice Assad, Carla Bley, Ingvill Marit Buen Garnås, Helena Søgaard Gloslie, Fanny Hensel, Marie Lillesand Høgestøl, Tine Surel Lange, Caroline Lizott, Sigyn Sjølie Sandegren, and Clara Schumann.