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Baroque Feast - Iceland Symphony Orchestra

Iceland Symphony Orchestra || October 31st 2024

Harpa - Eldborg
Baroque Feast - Iceland Symphony Orchestra

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Oct 31st 2024 - Thu 19:30
Iceland Symphony Orchestra
PROGRAM
Hildegard von Bingen O Frondens Virga
Antonio Vivaldi Concerto for Four Violins
Georg Friedrich Händel Se pietà di me non sente, from Giulio Cesare
Georg Friedrich Händel Ombra mai fu, from Serse
Georg Friedrich Händel Flammende Rose, from Nine German arias
Johann Sebastian Bach Brandenburg Concerto no 6
Jean-Philippe Rameau Entrée de Polymnie, from Les Boréades
Jean-Philippe Rameau Les Sauvages, from Les Indes Galantes
Jean-Philippe Rameau Tendre Amour, from Les Indes Galantes
Arcangelo Corelli Concerto Grosso op. 6 no 4
Georg Friedrich HändelTornami a vagheggiar, from Alcina
CONDUCTOR
Peter Hanson
SOLOIST
María Konráðsdóttir

The music of the Baroque era holds many treasures that enchant each new generation. Today’s musicians are still discovering masterpieces from the 17th and 18th centuries that sound fresh and new to contemporary audiences, as do the evergreen works of Vivaldi, Handel, Bach and Corelli featured in the Iceland Symphony Orchestra’s Baroque Feast.
The soprano soloist, María Konráðsdóttir, has garnered much praise for her bright, tender and exquisitely expressive voice, alongside her beautifully nuanced interpretations. María sings a colourful selection of arias from operas by Händel. The concert will also feature works by Rameau, as well as the medieval work "O Frondens Virga" by Hildegard von Bingen. Von Bingen founded her own Benedictine convent around 1150, where she composed numerous works that have captivated scholars as well as music lovers in later centuries.

María has received international acclaim for her singing, and performed in numerous recitals and festivals both domestically and internationally. María specializes in early music and has been the soloist with Baroque ensembles such as Lautten Compagney in Berlin and Barokkbandið Brák. In 2018, María completed her master's degree in Lieder and Oratorio singing at the University of the Arts in Berlin.
Leading the orchestra is British violinist and conductor Peter Hanson, who has for decades been a leading figure in the world of historically informed performance of Baroque music — an approach aimed at capturing the spirit of the music as it sounded in its time. Serving as concertmaster in John Eliot Gardiner’s, renowned Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique for over 25 years, Hanson regularly performs with acclaimed orchestras around the world, either as a soloist, concertmaster or conductor — sometimes all three at once.
Oct 31st 2024 - Thu 19:30
Vienna New Year‘s Concert - Iceland Symphony Orchestra

Iceland Symphony Orchestra || January 9th - 11th 2025

Harpa - Eldborg
Vienna New Year‘s Concert - Iceland Symphony Orchestra

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Jan 9th 2025 - Thu 19:30
Iceland Symphony Orchestra
CONDUCTOR
Ville Matvejeff
SOLOISTS
Bryndís Guðjónsdóttir
Einar Dagur Jónsson

Iceland Symphony’s beloved, annual Vienna concerts are a true New Year's celebration, their joyful programme setting the tone for the new year. The Vienna concerts have long been among the orchestra's most popular performances and something music enthusiasts don't want to miss.
This year, the concerts feature two magnificent soloists, soprano Bryndís Guðjónsdóttir and tenor Einar Dagur Jónsson, who sing arias and duets from popular operettas. In addition, elegant dancers take to the stage, performing irresistible waltzes, polkas and gallops — the signature Viennese repertoire that puts everyone in good spirits.
Soprano Bryndís Guðjónsdóttir has received numerous awards, performed at many opera houses and with various symphony orchestras, such as in Kiel, Kassel, Stuttgart, Munich, Salzburg, Prague, Rome, Vilnius, Seville and Madrid. She has previously performed with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, most recently at the orchestra's concert dedicated to the works of Anna Þorvaldsdóttir in October 2023. Her repertoire is wide-ranging, spanning many centuries. She holds both a bachelor's and master's degree with honors from the Mozarteum University Salzburg.
Born in 1996, tenor Einar Dagur Jónsson has sung roles such as that of Gastone in Latraviata under the direction of Garðar Cortes, as well as performing as a soloist with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Rico Saccani.
He completed his singing studies at the Reykjavik Academy of Singing under the guidance of Egill Árni Pálsson and Anna Rúna Atladóttir.
Finnish conductor Ville Matvejeff, who directs the concert, has in recent years established himself as an exciting and versatile artist, performing both as a conductor, composer and pianist. Matvejeff works with symphony orchestras and operas worldwide, serving as the artistic director of the Savonlinna Opera Festival in Finland and the principal conductor of the Norrland‘s Opera Orchestra in Sweden.
Jan 9th 2025 - Thu 19:30
From the South - Iceland Symphony Orchestra

Iceland Symphony Orchestra || March 13th 2025

Harpa - Eldborg
From the South - Iceland Symphony Orchestra

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Mar 13th 2025 - Thu 19:30
Iceland Symphony Orchestra
PROGRAM
Louise Farrenc Overture no 2
Edouard Lalo Symphonie Espagnole
Manuel de Falla El Sombrero de Tres Picos, suites no 1 and 2
CONDUCTOR
Juanjo Mena
SOLOIST
Páll Palomares

Páll Palomares is the principal second violinist of the ISO and one of Iceland’s foremost violinists, having performed numerous concerts and played solo with symphony orchestras across Europe. Páll, who himself has Spanish roots, performs Lalo’s Symphonie Espagnole, a work with which he as a deeply personal connection. "This is the very first piece I played as a soloist, performing the first movement with the Symphony Orchestra in Murcia, Spain, when I was 11 years old. You never forget your first solo performance." Brimming with passion and joie de vivre, it is a work that allows the soloist to showcase both his artistry and virtuosic flair.
"El Sombrero de Tres Picos," or "The Three-Cornered Hat," by Manuel de Falla was originally a ballet premiered in London in 1919. De Falla later transcribed the work into two delightful suites, heavily influenced by Spanish dances.
The concert begins with Overture No. 2 by the French composer Louise Farrenc. Unlike many of her female contemporaries in the early 19th century, Farrenc had a successful career in music and was both a sought-after pianist and composer, in addition to holding a professorship at the Paris Conservatoire. Although she excelled in various forms of composition, she never wrote an opera. However, Overture No. 2 comes close, and easily measures up to the popular opera compositions of 19th-century France in its vigor, richness of ideas and creative joy.
Mar 13th 2025 - Thu 19:30
Opera Gala with Olafur Kjartan - Iceland Symphony Orchestra

Iceland Symphony Orchestra || April 3rd & 4th 2025

Harpa - Eldborg
Opera Gala with Olafur Kjartan - Iceland Symphony Orchestra

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Apr 3rd 2025 - Thu 19:30
Iceland Symphony Orchestra
PROGRAM
Opera arias and overtures
CONDUCTOR
Bjarni Frímann Bjarnason
SOLOISTS
Ólafur Kjartan Sigurðarson
Gunnar Björn Jónsson
Kristín Anna Guðmundsdóttir
Kristín Sveinsdóttir
CHOIR
Langholtskirkja Choir
CHOIR CONDUCTOR
Magnús Ragnarsson

Ólafur Kjartan Sigurðarson, Artist in Residence with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra in the current season, has been scaling the heights of the opera world in recent years, with no end in sight. In recent seasons, Ólafur has appeared in leading roles on the biggest stages of the opera world; at La Scala Opera House in Milan and at the Wagner Festival in Bayreuth, Germany.
Here, Ólafur Kjartan invites you to a truly grand soirée — this is an opera gala of the highest caliber, where distinguished guests, the singers Kristín Anna Guðmundsdóttir, Gunnar Björn Jónsson and Kristín Sveinsdóttir, take on various roles and perform alongside Ólafur and the Iceland Symphony Orchestra. Conducting the performance is Bjarni Frímann Bjarnason.
This concert is filled with passionate arias and glorious duets from the greatest operatic gems, such as those by Verdi, Puccini, Giordano and Bizet — a must for those who love beautiful singing and operatic music.
Apr 3rd 2025 - Thu 19:30