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Kari Telstad Sundet

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Ephemeral summer

This piece is part of a collection of pieces called The lost objects collection. The series deals with nostalgia, memory, and the strange relationship between man and machine. The project started in the strange isolation brought on by the pandemic, which may be audible in the pieces’ quietude, and their lonely landscapes. Objects from the collection will be released gradually throughout 2020 and 2021.

We choose to go to the moon

A piece for string quartet and electronics. This is a live recording from a performance at Østre in Bergen by the Rosella string quartet. This piece was originally written for quartet and 8 speaker surround, and a surround recording was made at the concert. This is a stereo rendering of that recording.

Learning to waltz

First performance of the piece, live in Korskirken in Bergen 17.04.2015

Conductor: Ricardo Odriozola
Ensemble: Eurasia Chamber Orchestra

Movement 1:  …lightheartedly at dawn

Movement 2: …furiously at midday

Movement 3: …and gracefully into the night

Tre danser uten dansere (Three dances without dancers)

Recorded live at Holbergdagene, Bergen on November 27, 2013 (first performance) by Turid Bakke Braut. (more…)

Galanthus Nivalis

Recorded live. Written during my first year as a student and it’s the first piece that was publicly performed. (more…)

Cauldron Bubble

Basson Sonata, performed by Per Hannevold on February 14, 2011 at the University of Minnesota. (more…)

Kari is a composer, songwriter and vocalist with a background in art music and classical composition. She holds a master’s degree in composition from the Grieg Academy, University of Bergen. Her music is often described as having a visual character, and as being distinctly recognizable for its unique feel and style.

 

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