Tak til alle jer der har meldt jer til de sidste par dage…
byd endelig ind med hvad i synes kunne være spændende at dele herinde…
Jeg synes det er fedt at kunne være mere “nørdet” herinde, dele noder, eller videoer hvor jeg viser hvordan en sang spilles, hvordan jeg har skrevet den. jeg vil dele demoer. Jeg tænker også at man vil kunne få lov til at høre et nyt nummer herinde før jeg f.eks. lægger det på streamingtjenester. tidlig adgang til billetsalg og hvad mer jeg ka finde på...
Hello fellow Sleevers,
We've joined Sleeve to take part in the social media revolution and to take the control back over our fanbase and SoMe output. We hope you will join us here!
We're planning on giving out exclusive content when it feels right, but would also like to hear you, what you would like to get from us?
Is it behind the scenes? To hear demos recorded on an iPhone? Videos from the rehearsal space? Thoughts about music and music-creation? What would make your day? If you were to pay for a subscription to get exclusive content, what would you feel was worth it?
-SVIN
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In celebration of the international womens day tomorrow, I release this new track, It aint pretty. The song is a gospel/punk song that rebels against ageism, from my own - a woman's - perspective. And funnily enough, I feel that it also contains the roots of my origins and the music I wrote when I was young with Kira and the Kindreds Spirits.
One of my dearest friends Anina Tang has made a fantatic video for the track. She has done an amazing job of bringing an old photo of me as child to life and then making me grow old, which of course is not popular with AI. It really had a hard time understanding the process. People ussually want to erase the traces of time.
Anina tells us this about her process:
The whole idea from the start was that Kira would change age throughout the music video. We worked on adding visual layers that could reflect the dimensions of the song. Reacurring natural images were to contrast wrinkles, youth and old age, but also embrace the possibility of beauty in decay. In this way we wanted to celebrate the journey towards the inevitable, filled with memories of times gone by. We were particularly inspired by the symbolism of vanitas and baroque art. The fun part of the process was that through a single image of Kira as a child, greenscreen footage and AI, we were able to recreate Kira as a child,” says Anina.
You can watch the full video on youtube and share if you care to!
Listen and add to your playlist now!
Single Release: Berliner Messe – Kyrie
The First Glimpse of …Lente
Concerto Copenhagen and the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir present the first single from their upcoming album …Lente—Arvo Pärt’s Berliner Messe – Kyrie in a breathtaking interpretation for mixed choir and string orchestra conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste.
Originally composed in 1990 for vocal soloists and organ, Berliner Messe later evolved into a full orchestral version by Pärt himself. This recording features the Christmas version of the mass, bringing out the purity and meditative depth of the composition through the distinctive timbre of Baroque instruments.
“What we gained with the lower pitch, gut strings, and the natural absence of vibrato seems to resemble the singing voice, breathing together with the singers,” says Nikolaj de Fine Licht of Concerto Copenhagen.
This release offers a glimpse into the new sonic dimensions revealed in …Lente, where the baroque instruments bring out the essence of Pärt's music —both timeless and deeply rooted in tradition.
Berliner Messe – Kyrie is out now on Berlin Classics.
…Lente will be released on May 2, 2025.
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Welcome to Fiddle Talks! The podcast show about all things violin but also about hygge and friendship is ready to rumble! During this episode Frederik Øland from DSQ and Peter Herresthal talk and share stories about our own beginnings and we struggle with giving our show a name. The show where Scandinavian hygge meets geeks of the classical music world. In our world we live and breath music and during these 20 minutes of down to earth conversation we aim to give you stories from the life of and in music. This is what we love and we hope we can pass some of that passion on. Original music by the one and only Rune Tonsgaard Sørensen. Editing and sound by Søren Johan Krabbe