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About this concert
7:00 PM GMT+1
PERFORMERS: Det Norske Solistkor (The Norwegian Soloists' Choir), conductor Krista Audere
The All Saints' programme reaches Sofienberg kirke in Oslo — an evening of grief and longing, light and reconciliation, built around Ildebrando Pizzetti's rarely heard Requiem. Maxim Shalygin's “Blessing” stands among the contemporary voices in the programme.
Around it: Brahms's Schaffe in mir, Gott, ein rein Herz Op. 29, Mahler's Urlicht in Clytus Gottwald's choral arrangement, Tadeja Vulc's Sine Sole Nihil Sum, Eoghan Desmond's I am and Pēteris Barisons's Zilie Sapņu Kalni.
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Artist bio
Maxim Shalygin, a Ukrainian-Dutch composer based in The Hague, is regarded as a unique and bold voice in today’s Dutch music scene. His work is praised for its intensity, emotional depth, and spiritual expressiveness. Since receiving early recognition at the Gaudeamus Festival and participating in Lars von Trier’s Gesamt project, Shalygin has steadily gained attention across Europe.
Read MoreHometown: Den Haag, Netherlands
