Song and Guitar

One of the oldest art forms – song with guitar accompaniment has a long tradition – finding expression in intimate, yet passionate moments.

• Philip Glass (1937–): Opening
• Henry Purcell (1659–1695): Music for a While, with Barbro Mjelde Solberg and Trygve Mikalsen
• Claudia Sessa (1570–1617): Sopra gli Occhi, with Sigrid G. Kråkenes and Nikolai Andresen
• Barbara Strozzi (1619–1677): Che si puó fare, with Barbro Mjelde Solberg, Nikolai Andresen and Edit Lundström
• John Dowland (1563–1626): Flow My Tears, withMarianne Beate Kielland and Eva Beneke
• J. Dowland: If My Complaints Could Passion Move, with Irena Marcetic and Justyna Skowronek
• J. Dowland: Go Crystal Tears, with Greta Andersberg and Oscar Watt
• J. Dowland: Can She Excuse My Wrongs, with Yelyzaveta Lytovchenko and Trygve Mikalsen
• J. Dowland: In Darkness Let Me Dwell, with Tea Ban and Jon Svenungsson
• Thomas Morley (1557–16602): I Saw My Lady Weeping, with Vetle Røsten Granaas and Marius Fedje
• J. Dowland: I Saw My Lady Weep, with Sophia Yildiz and Julian Moen-Langaas
• Franz Schubert (1797–1828): Des Baches Wiegenlied, with Sophia Yildiz and Julian Moen-Langaas
• F. Schubert: Meeres Stille, with Yelyzaveta Lytovchenko and Julian Moen-Langaas
• Louis Spohr (1784–1859): Mignon’s Lied, with Tea Ban and Jon Svenungsson
• Joaquín Rodrigo (1901–1999): Three Spanish songs: Adela, De ronda and En Jerez de la Frontera, with Greta Andersberg and Eva Beneke
• Dominick Argento (1927–2019): Bach, to the Town Council, with Barbro Mjelde Solberg and Oscar Watt
• D. Argento: Schubert, to a Friend, with Irena Marcetic and Justyna Skowronek
• D. Argento: Puccini, to a Friend, with Guro Thronæs-Sivertsen and Justyna Skowronek