Steinway no. 10 to Lofoten – in Svolvær Church
Last week a press release was sent in connection with our purchase of a new grand piano to Svolvær Church. Read about the purchase in
28/11/2019
The ticket sales for Lofoten Piano Festival 2020 opened saturday January 18. Tickets are in sale till the concert starts. Tickets can also be purchased at Lofoten Concert Hall, Svolvær.
Download the main program (pdf) for Lofoten Piano Festival 2020 here. Minor changes might occur in the program during spring. Our own festival booklet will be available during the festival. In addition to the full festival program, the booklet gives exclusive interviews of the artists and introductions to all the concert.
The festival passes are an offer for everyone who wants to join several of our events. The passes have a significantly reduced price compared to buying the tickets at the regular price.
Even if you have purchased festival passes, you still have to reserve tickets for the events you want to attend.
Festival passes are non-refundable.
Several of the artists for the Lofoten Piano Festival 2020 are ready. In the festival program book you can also read exclusive interviews with the artists.
Last week a press release was sent in connection with our purchase of a new grand piano to Svolvær Church. Read about the purchase in
Pianoet på plass i Valberg Kirke. One year after the fundraising campaign began, the shiny new piano in Valberg Church is finally here. It was
At the same time as the Lofoten Piano Festival 2020 is being planned, we look back excitedly at this summer’s chamber music festival. Although the
The Lofoten Piano Festival will be held for the 4th time in 2020. Characteristic for the piano festival is that the artistic director is changed
The final concert was also performed this year at Buksnes Church as a conclusion to the festival. With over 400 tickets sold, it was a
Volt Ensemble is touring with their new concert series. We contribute to their concerts throughout Lofoten. First out is the Meieriet Kultursenter at Leknes, Thursday
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Barbican Quartet from London will participate during the first quartet seminar in Lofoten this summer.
Sonoro String Quartet from Norway will participate during the first quartet seminar in Lofoten this summer.
Quartet Saphir from Norway will participate during the first quartet seminar in Lofoten this summer.
Eckart Runge is lecturing at the quartet seminar in Lofoten this summer.
Ryoma is Japanese and is now storming to the world’s concert scenes. In Norway he is highlighted as the winner of the Grieg competition in Bergen in 2018.
After graduating from The Academy of Music in Podgorica and taking his M.A. at The Faculty of Musical Art in Belgrade, the double-bass player Zoran Marković continued his studies with renowned pedagogues in Venice, Cremona, Munich, Salzburg.
A career of already over 15 years, award-winning Naïve recordings, international concert appearances – Lise de la Salle has established herself as one of today’s exciting young artists and as a musician of real sensibility and maturity.
Ann-Helen Moen is a lyric soprano known for her clarity and beauty of tone as well as for the focus of her delivery whether in concert or on the opera stage.
Polina Leschenko was born in St Petersburg into a family of musicians and began playing the piano under her father’s guidance at the age of six. Two years later she performed with the Leningrad Symphony Orchestra in St.Petersburg.
His sensational technique, deep musicality, wide range of interest have made Dénes Várjon one of the most exciting and highly regarded participants of international musical life.
In the last decade Christian Ihle Hadland has established himself as a true craftsman of the piano, a musician whose delicate, refined playing and individual touch have led him to the most prestigious stages in the world.
Yevgeny Sudbin has been hailed by The Telegraph as “potentially one of the greatest pianists of the 21st century”.
Wolfgang Plagge is a composer, pianist, organist, music researcher, speaker and presenter.
Formed under the midnight sun in Lofoten in 2006, the Engegård Quartet has rapidly become one of Norway’s most sought after ensembles.
Barbican Quartet from London will participate during the first quartet seminar in Lofoten this summer.
Sonoro String Quartet from Norway will participate during the first quartet seminar in Lofoten this summer.
Quartet Saphir from Norway will participate during the first quartet seminar in Lofoten this summer.
Eckart Runge is lecturing at the quartet seminar in Lofoten this summer.
Ryoma is Japanese and is now storming to the world’s concert scenes. In Norway he is highlighted as the winner of the Grieg competition in Bergen in 2018.
After graduating from The Academy of Music in Podgorica and taking his M.A. at The Faculty of Musical Art in Belgrade, the double-bass player Zoran Marković continued his studies with renowned pedagogues in Venice, Cremona, Munich, Salzburg.
A career of already over 15 years, award-winning Naïve recordings, international concert appearances – Lise de la Salle has established herself as one of today’s exciting young artists and as a musician of real sensibility and maturity.
Ann-Helen Moen is a lyric soprano known for her clarity and beauty of tone as well as for the focus of her delivery whether in concert or on the opera stage.
Polina Leschenko was born in St Petersburg into a family of musicians and began playing the piano under her father’s guidance at the age of six. Two years later she performed with the Leningrad Symphony Orchestra in St.Petersburg.
His sensational technique, deep musicality, wide range of interest have made Dénes Várjon one of the most exciting and highly regarded participants of international musical life.
In the last decade Christian Ihle Hadland has established himself as a true craftsman of the piano, a musician whose delicate, refined playing and individual touch have led him to the most prestigious stages in the world.
Yevgeny Sudbin has been hailed by The Telegraph as “potentially one of the greatest pianists of the 21st century”.
Wolfgang Plagge is a composer, pianist, organist, music researcher, speaker and presenter.
Formed under the midnight sun in Lofoten in 2006, the Engegård Quartet has rapidly become one of Norway’s most sought after ensembles.