19 March 2004, Oslo Cathedral (FBRCD-03)
by Nils Henrik Asheim
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Orgelnatt 1
11:08
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Orgelnatt 2
09:18
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Orgelnatt 3
13:05
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Orgelnatt 4
10:27
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Orgelnatt 5
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about
19 March 2004, Oslo Cathedral.
On 19 March 2004 at 10 pm, Nils Henrik Asheim sat down at the organ of Oslo Cathedral to play an improvisational concert as part of the programme of the Oslo International Church Music Festival. At 11.03 pm he finished playing.
The result is captured on this disc.
Nils Henrik Asheim is a classically trained composer and organist who cultivates a personal style of improvisation, where he aims to unite elements from the symphonic organ tradition, the 20th
century avantgarde and the art of free improvisation. He appears as a solo artist, as on this recording, but also in various duo projects together with jazz, folk and electronica musicians. He has composed a number of works for chamber ensemble, orchestra, etc.
www.nilshenrikasheim.no
On 19 March 2004 at 10 pm, Nils Henrik Asheim sat down at the organ of Oslo Cathedral to play an improvisational concert as part of the programme of the Oslo International Church Music Festival. At 11.03 pm he finished playing.
The result is captured on this disc.
Nils Henrik Asheim is a classically trained composer and organist who cultivates a personal style of improvisation, where he aims to unite elements from the symphonic organ tradition, the 20th
century avantgarde and the art of free improvisation. He appears as a solo artist, as on this recording, but also in various duo projects together with jazz, folk and electronica musicians. He has composed a number of works for chamber ensemble, orchestra, etc.
www.nilshenrikasheim.no
credits
released March 6, 2021
Mastering by: Audun Strype, Strype Audio
Artwork and design: Products of Play / Union Design
Organ built by: Ryde & Berg Organ Builders AS 1998
www.ryde-berg.no
Mastering by: Audun Strype, Strype Audio
Artwork and design: Products of Play / Union Design
Organ built by: Ryde & Berg Organ Builders AS 1998
www.ryde-berg.no
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Fabra Oslo, Norway
Fabra label of Norway was founded in 1993 and has presently released 29 albums and 4 ep's. Run by Geir Inge Lotsberg. All artwork by Erik Johan Worsøe Eriksen.
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