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SUMMARY:from Bach to Piazolla... Per Arne Glorvigen (bandoneon)
DESCRIPTION:Per Arne Glorvigen is one of the leading bandoneon players of 
 our time. He only decided to take up his instrument at the age of 25. When
  he moved to Paris after completing his studies (accordion and guitar) at 
 the Oslo State Academy of Music\, he met the Argentinian bandoneon maestro
  Juan José Mosalini. After his studies with Mosalini and several stays in
  Buenos Aires\, Glorvigen began his career as a professional bandoneonist.
  Encounters with the tango legends Piazzolla\, Pugliese and Salgán and hi
 s close friendship with the poet and tango historian Horacio Ferrer had a 
 lasting impact on his career.\nHe expanded the classical tango repertoire 
 for his instrument to include works from baroque\, klezmer\, pop and\, abo
 ve all\, contemporary music. Composers such as Willem Jeths (Holland)\, Be
 rnd Franke (Germany)\, Henrik Hellstenius (Norway) and Luis Naon (Argentin
 a/France) have dedicated concertos for bandoneon and orchestra to him. Aft
 er studying with Eric Tanguy (composition) and Guillaume Connesson (orches
 tration) in Paris\, Glorvigen also turned to composing himself.\nHis works
  have been performed in numerous European countries. Recently he has been 
 commissioned by the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra\, the Apollon Musagète Qu
 artet and the Arctic Sinfonietta. Glorvigen's musical partners include\, a
 mong others the cellists Nicolas Altstaedt and Andreas Brantelid\, the har
 pist Marie-Pierre Langlamet\, the guitarist Göran Söllscher\, the ensemb
 le Tango for 3\, the Apollon Musagète Quartet and the Alban Berg Quartet\
 , the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen\, the Staatskapelle Dresden\, the
  BBC Symphony Orchestra\, the Orchestra Guiseppe Verdi Milano\, the Philha
 rmonic Orchestras of Oslo\, Stockholm\, Gothenburg\, Malmö and Copenhagen
 \, the Russian National Orchestra and the Orchestre National d'Île-de-Fra
 nce.\nHe has conducted several productions at the Komische Oper Berlin\, i
 ncluding the tango opera "Maria de Buenos Aires" by Astor Piazzolla. His m
 ost important partner\, however\, is the violinist Gidon Kremer\, with who
 m he has given almost 100 concerts worldwide and recorded four CDs. Glorvi
 gen's recordings have been released by Simax\, Auvidis\, Nonesuch\, Sony C
 lassical\, Teldec\, EMI Classics and Deutsche Grammophon.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Per Arne Glorvigen is one of the leading b
 andoneon players of our time. He only decided to take up his instrument at
  the age of 25. When he moved to Paris after completing his studies (accor
 dion and guitar) at the Oslo State Academy of Music\, he met the Argentini
 an bandoneon maestro Juan José Mosalini. After his studies with Mosalini 
 and several stays in Buenos Aires\, Glorvigen began his career as a profes
 sional bandoneonist. Encounters with the tango legends Piazzolla\, Puglies
 e and Salgán and his close friendship with the poet and tango historian H
 oracio Ferrer had a lasting impact on his career.</p>\n<p>He expanded the 
 classical tango repertoire for his instrument to include works from baroqu
 e\, klezmer\, pop and\, above all\, contemporary music. Composers such as 
 Willem Jeths (Holland)\, Bernd Franke (Germany)\, Henrik Hellstenius (Norw
 ay) and Luis Naon (Argentina/France) have dedicated concertos for bandoneo
 n and orchestra to him. After studying with Eric Tanguy (composition) and 
 Guillaume Connesson (orchestration) in Paris\, Glorvigen also turned to co
 mposing himself.</p>\n<p>His works have been performed in numerous Europea
 n countries. Recently he has been commissioned by the Oslo Philharmonic Or
 chestra\, the Apollon Musagète Quartet and the Arctic Sinfonietta. Glorvi
 gen's musical partners include\, among others the cellists Nicolas Altstae
 dt and Andreas Brantelid\, the harpist Marie-Pierre Langlamet\, the guitar
 ist Göran Söllscher\, the ensemble Tango for 3\, the Apollon Musagète Q
 uartet and the Alban Berg Quartet\, the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen
 \, the Staatskapelle Dresden\, the BBC Symphony Orchestra\, the Orchestra 
 Guiseppe Verdi Milano\, the Philharmonic Orchestras of Oslo\, Stockholm\, 
 Gothenburg\, Malmö and Copenhagen\, the Russian National Orchestra and th
 e Orchestre National d'Île-de-France.</p>\n<p>He has conducted several pr
 oductions at the Komische Oper Berlin\, including the tango opera "Maria d
 e Buenos Aires" by Astor Piazzolla. His most important partner\, however\,
  is the violinist Gidon Kremer\, with whom he has given almost 100 concert
 s worldwide and recorded four CDs. Glorvigen's recordings have been releas
 ed by Simax\, Auvidis\, Nonesuch\, Sony Classical\, Teldec\, EMI Classics 
 and Deutsche Grammophon.</p>
LOCATION:Villa Esche (https://www.c3-chemnitz.de/unsere-haeuser/villa-esch
 e)
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