Sofia Gubaidulina – Festival Composer & Artist in Residence

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February 14, 2018

Sofia Gubaidulina’s music is inescapable once it has taken hold. It continues to sound inside the body, where impressions from the senses collect and remain.

  • Ti etyder for solo cello and Chaconne for piano performed by Alice Di Piazza & Ivan Monighetti

  • Sonnengesang at the concert Bergen Domkor with Andreas Brantelid

  • Fachwerk at the concert Fachwerk m/Geir Draugsvoll & Kremerata Baltica

  • Offertorium is written for violinist Gidon Kremer, who perfoms it at the concert Grieg & Gubaidulina with Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Gidon Kremer & Ah Ruem Ahn

A longer version of this article, In the labyrinth of the soul – on the Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina, written by Festival Director Anders Beyer. 

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