Events

2011 | 2012 | 2013



Upcoming concerts:

20th of March 2011, ACEC-building, Apeldoorn, The Ligeti academy performing Five monochromes (non-music-theater setting) [2011]

6th of April 2011, Muziekgebouw aan ‘t IJ, Amsterdam, The Ligeti academy performing Five monochromes [2011]

16th of April, 2011, at 15:00 at National gallery of Iceland, Reykjavík, performance of KOSKO [2009]

21st of April 2011, Royal Conservatory, Den Haag, The Ligeti academy performing Five monochromes [2011]

21st of April 2011, Studio Loos, Den Haag, Ensemble Klang performing Sculpture #3 [2011]

9th of June 2011 - Studio Loos: Ephémère [concert series], Den Haag, Performers: Karl Ingi Karlsson, Lovorka Holjevac, Nikolaj Kynde and Þráinn Hjálmarsson
Ephémère 9

KOSKO [2009]

8’ - for 4 Thranophones and radio [2007]

Projected Notation [2011]

17th of June 2011 - concert in Nutshuis, Den Haag

8’ - for 4 Thranophones and radio [2007]
Performers: Karl Ingi Karlsson, Lovorka Holjevac, Nikolaj Kynde and Þráinn Hjálmarsson

Sculpture #3 [2011]
Performers: Corné Roos, David Pocknee, Maya Felixbrot, Nikolaj Kynde, Milana Zaric and Þráinn Hjálmarsson

3rd of August 2011 at 20:00 - Salurinn, Kópavogur, Iceland, SKARK string ensemble performing Sculpture #2 [2010]
Opening concert of the music festival Tónlistarhátíð Unga fólksins. Other pieces on the program are Serenada for string orchestra in E-major, op. 22 by Antonin Dvorak and Aurora by Iannis Xenakis.

22nd of August 2011, RDAM Concert Hall [UNM 2011-festival], Copenhagen, Denmark, Athelas Sinfonietta performing Sculpture #1-1 [2010]

30th of September 2011, Reykjavík Art Museum - Hafnarhús, [Sláturtíð 2011 - International New music festival], Reykjavík. Fengjastrútur performing Sculpture #3 [2011]

19th of November 2011, Listasafn Kópavogs - Gerðarsafn, Kópavogur. Duet with Ingi Garðar Erlendsson on 2 Thranophones.



Upcoming exhibition:

1-4. September, Installation at Gallerí Suðsuðvestur, Reykjanesbær, Iceland. Sculpture #4 [2011]



Upcoming lectures:

16th of April, 2011, at 13:00 at National gallery of Iceland, “Notation as a part of the composition”, lecture as a part of the exhibition Hljóðheimar, see further: http://www.listasafn.is/?expand=0-84&i=84

9th of May, 2011 at 16:00, Studio III, The Royal Conservatory, Den Haag, M.A. lecture: “Notation as an active part of composition”

29th of October, 2011 at 13:00, Reykjavík Art Museum - Hafnarhús, Reykjavík. Lecture on Thranophones - introduction to the instrument and it's future development. Part of LornaLAB, curated by Halldór Úlfarsson, visual artist. see further: Event on LornaLAB website



Other:

2nd of May 2011, Thranophone #2: Requiem: Recording of a performance of a piece by Áki Ásgeirsson where he used some varied version of the Thranophone #2: Requiem instrument. Broadcasted on the Icelandic national broadcasting service on show, Ópus.

December issue of Reykjavík Grapevine - Article on LornaLAB by Kári Tulinius; LAB IT UP!

Events

2011 | 2012 | 2013



Upcoming concerts:

3rd of March 2012, Harpa concert house, Reykjavík, Iceland - Premiere of the piece MMXII for 2 db. and perc.

23rd of April 2012, Iðnó, Reykjavík - Premiere of the piece Brú (working title) for Duo Harpverk



Upcoming Lectures:

May 2012 - Lecture/Performance with/on the work of Magnús Pálsson, visual artist. A collaboration with the visual artist Bryndís Björnsdóttir. Lecture as a part of Art in Translation - conference on Language and the Arts.



Upcoming projects/works:

Thranophone development - an extension of Thranophone #2 - see further Future Thranophones and Thranophone formant

Objected notation

Festival director of UNM 2012 - Music Innovation, held in Reykjavík, August 2012.



Other:

12th of January 2012 - Re-running of the radio-theater show: Svipleiftur, made by Jón Hallur Stefánsson in 2008 on the life of the writer Steinar Sigurjónsson, music made by Lydía Grétarsdóttir and Þráinn Hjálmarsson. Útvarpsleikhúsið: Svipleiftur

Events

2011 | 2012 | 2013



Upcoming Concerts:

March 2013 - Thranophones in context to the past, now and future.