- Hans Werner Henze (1926–2012): "Kammermusikk 1958", for high voice, guitar and chamber ensemble (clarinet, horn, bassoon and string quintet). II. In lieblicher Bläue. With Mathis Manger Winther (tenor) and Arminda Apaza Cutile (guitar). VIII: Möcht ich ein Komet sein. With Tea Ban (mezzo-soprano) and Marius Fedje (guitar). X: Wenn einer in den Spiegel siehet. With Amélie Boubli (soprano) and Marius Fedje (guitar). Musical preparation by Lisa Magdalena Fornhammar.
- Kaija Saariaho (1952–2023): Several songs with varied instrumentation
- Marcus Paus (1979–): Sonettes from "Moabit" for baritone and string trio
- Lera Auerbach (1973–): From "Songs of No Return"
- Thea Musgrave: "Five love songs": 1. Except I love, with Florian Sillitoe (tenor) and Julian Moen Langaas (guitar). 2. O love, how strangely sweet, with Tuva Frydenlund (soprano) and Marek Neymann (guitar). 3. Poor is the life, with Sverre Bendiksen (tenor) and Julian Moen Langaas (guitar). 4. Weep eyes, break heart, with Amalie Eikenes Randen (soprano) and Julian Moen Langaas (guitar). 5. The spring of joy is dry, with Andrea Charlotte Norli Eidsvåg (mezzo-soprano) and Marek Neymann (guitar)
- Wolfgang Plagge (1960–): "Liber Sequentarium", for soprano and trumpet
The Chamber Music Week: Vocal Concert
The Academy's vocal students sing with selected instrumental students.
Programme
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Published: Sep 4, 2026 — Last updated: Oct 8, 2026