14:00: Research fellow Martyna Kosecka presents: "Readings. Les Guérillères" – towards a mini-opera?
- Martyna Kosecka (voice, electronics)
- Idin Samimi Mofakham (gitar, electronics)
With follwing conversation.
15:00: Salon Conversation: What happens with the TONO money? Open talk as a continuation of the public debate the last months, about the changes in the TONO system.
- Research fellows and composers Anja Lauvdal and Martin Hirsti-Kvam introduce the talk
We encourage all NMH employees and students to participate
15:45: Break
Refreshments: Soup
Kl. 16:15: Musical Performance
Professor Håvard Gimse (solo piano)
16:30: Associate Professor Torrence presents her PhD project with the working title "The performer is the collective"
With follwing conversation.
17:00: Associate Professor Lisa Dillan presents the research project "Å forsvinne uten å forsvinne"
- Lisa Dillan (music)
- Anne Panda Gjems Rudi (dance)
With follwing conversation with the two performers along with Professor Torunn Robstad (KHiO), pianist and composer Ellen Ugelvik and composer and cellist Lene Grenager.
18:00: Open stage
- Bachelor student Didrik Hogness (piano and voice, solo)
- Bachelor student August Johan Djupvik (voice) with band: Aksel Bostad Randen (guitar), Charlie Nilsen (bass), Nils Ole Grimsmo (drums) og Embla Bang Frantzen (percussion)
- Lærerne Hayden Powell (trompet) og Jo Skaansar (bass)
Installations throughout the day
Associate Professor Lisa Dillan, dancer Anne Panda Gjems Rudi
The three-year long research project "Å forsvinne uten å forsvinne" explores improvisation across genre and style. In the Vortex Space, you can find the project's installation, "The Distillery", which contains material from the first year of the project, including a vinyl and CD of "Jorda", as well as a QR code to an app taking you on a journey. In addition, you can listen to an improvised moment at 17:00, with a following conversation.
Research Fellow Anja Lauvdal, video artist and musician, Jenny Berger Myhre, and others
“Havgaver” is a nature-themed commissioned work, and in the Vortex Space, we are given a glimpse of it through a video projected onto the wall, accompanied by a text fanzine on display in the reading nook.