Throughout the festival
Motherboard: Only the voice remains
The sculpture and sound installation Bruddet at Domkirkepladsen
The title Only the Voice Remains comes from a poem by Iranian author Forugh Farrokhzad.
Through the Breach, the "voice of man" and the "voice of nature" is experienced and reflected in the surroundings.
Available throughout the festival.
Free of charge
8:00 a.m.
Langgaard's morning
Ribe Art Museum, garden and Ribe River.
A poetic morning walking concert in Ribe Kunstmuseum's garden by Ribe Å, Sct.
Nicolai Gade and in the museum.
Inspired by Johan Thomas Lundbye's painting The Rising Sun over the Sea (1838) and Rued Langgaard's Symphony No. 14 The Morning (1947-48), we move through the phases of the symphony:
- Opening fanfare
- Unobserved Morning Stars
- Marble church bells
- The Weary Rise to Life
- Radio
- Caruso and Forced Energy
- "Farmers" rush to the office
- Sun and beech forest.
The music in Langgaard's Morning is created by musicians from the classical, rhythmic and folk music world, and is based on Langgaard's Symphony No. 14 The Morning.
Bente Bramming talks about the life and longing of Lundbye, who died in an accident at age 29.
The morning ends with coffee and a Langgaard pretzel.
Bjarke Mogensen, accordion
Louise Dam Eckardt Jensen, saxophonist and composer
Christian Martinez, percussion (Esbjerg Ensemble)
Kerstin Thiele, flute (Esbjerg Ensemble)
David Daniel Dinu, oboe (Esbjerg Ensemble)
TBA bassoon (Esbjerg Ensemble)
Jonas Frølund, clarinet
Villads Hoffmann, cittern and guitar (Stundom)
Emma Kragh-Elmøe, violin and viola (Stundom)
Julian Svejgaard, piano (Stundom Ribe Chamber Choir
Ribe Domkirkes Pigekor
Ribe Domkirkes Ungdomskor
Kirstine Elise Pedersen, cello
Mathæus Bech, double bass
Jonas Hunt, conductor
Bente Bramming, pastor and Ph.d.
Concept: Anne-Mette Villumsen and Esben Tange
11:00 am
Langgaard's piano
The Old Town Hall
Sit down concert with Benjamin Arnika Skydsgaard playing evocative pieces by the festival's three composers on Rued Langgaard's historic Bechstein grand piano.
From Rued Langgaard's Catholic-inspired Chiesa madre (Mother Church) to Anton Bruckner's Erinnerung and Benna Moe's dreamy Gondoliers Serenade.
Also visit the Rued Langgaard exhibition on the first floor of the Old Town Hall.
Free of charge
11.30 am
Locus iced tea
Ribe Cathedral
Anton Bruckner:
- Locus iste (This place was created by God) Graduale WAB 23 (1869) (3')
- Os justi (The mouth of the just speaks wisdom) Graduale WAB 30 (1879) (5')
- Pange lingua (Tell, my tongue) Anthem WAB 33 (1868) (5')
Rued Langgaard:
- In memoriam Ansgarius BVN 286 (1943) (4')
- Gid du ville sønderrive BVN 310 (1945) (1')
- Tordner det fra Mørkets Sky BVN 423 (1951) (1')
Anton Bruckner:
- Christus factus est (Christ became obedient) Graduale WAB 11 (1884) (5.30')
- Ave Maria (Hail Mary) WAB 6 (1861) (3.30')
- Afferentur regi (She is born to the king) WAB 1 (1861) Basuner ad.
Lib.
(2')
Langgaard:
- Alluring tones (J.S. Welhaven) BVN 112 (1916) (6')
- The Set Girl (Erik Bøgh) BVN 114 (1916) (3')
- The Autumn Bird (Herman Wildenvey) BVN 141 A (1918) (9')
Bruckner: - The noble heart (1862) (WAB66) (3')
- You are like a flower (1861) (64) (2')
Langgaard
Aftenstemning (1915) BVN 109 (3')
Rosengaardsviser (12')
- Vel må jeg kysse dig, hjertenskær
- Bag muren sidde de roser små
- Træt
DR Vocal Ensemble Conductor.
Martina Batic
3:00 p.m.
Benna Moe's organ
Sct.
Catharinæ Church
Flemming Dreisig knew Benna Moe and talks about her after the concert in an interview with Esben Tange.
Benna Moe:
- Festmusik, C major (1980) (4')
- Cantilena, A minor (1972)
- Legend, C minor (1980)
Alpesuite Opus 12 (14')
- Morning - Sunrise
- Shepherd Flutes
- Evening
Improvisation over the chorale Command your paths
Anton Bruckner:
- Fugue, D minor (1861) (4')
- Scherzo.
Symphony no. 0. Transcription Erwin Horn (7')
Rued Langgaard:
- First Sunday in Advent.
"Dagen er nær" BVN 210,1 (1930)
- Fourth Sunday in Advent.
"Trøster mit Folk" BVN 210,4 (1930)
- Nemo contra deum nisi deus ipse Fantasi.
BVN 217 (1932-33) (12')
- As Lightning is the Second Coming of Christ BVN 341 (1948) (6')
Flemming Dreisig, organ
At 17.00
Dora - Summer of 1913
Drakomir Theater Hall
The musical performance Dora - Summer 1913 - about Rued Langgaard's great love (70').
Dora From was the love of Rued Langgaard's life, and the feelings were mutual, even though they never met.
11 years after Langgaard's death, Dora looks back on the meetings they had and the composer Rued Langgaard, whom she understood better than anyone else.
The text for Dora - Summer 1913 is written by Henrik Engelbrecht and others.
Dora: Lotte Andersen
Signe Asmussen, soprano
Berit Johansen Tange, piano
Staging: Esben Tange
Set design: Simone Bartholin
Lighting: Steffen Graumann
Technique/stage: Theo Rick and Steffen Graumann
Sewing: Birthe Hald, Birte Nørgaard and Kamma Marthinsen
8:00 p.m.
In the flowering season
Sct.
Catharinæ Church
Rued Langgaard:
Variations on Mig hjertelig nu længes BVN 71 (1914-15) (16')
- Introduction: Solenne sostenuto, lento
- Variation I - VII
I Blomstringstiden (Alvilde Prydz) BVN 136 (1917) Soprano and string quartet (10')
- Der ringer klokker over by
- Stille orgelklang
Pause
Anton Bruckner:
String Quintet in F Major WAB 112 (1878-79) (43')
- Moderate
- Scherzo: Fast
- Adagio
- Finale: Lively moving
Louise McClelland Jacobsen, soprano
Nightingale String Quartet
Eva Katrine Dalsgaard, viola
Visual staging: Lene Juhl
10:30 p.m.
Langgaard Lounge
Hotel Ribe
Meet a number of today's artists who will answer questions from the audience while we enjoy a Rued Langgaard porter from Ribe Bryghus.
Host: Karen Bendix
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