dates

2013

  • Dark Music Days

2nd of February at 15.00

Concert at Dark Music Days in Reykjavík at Harpa concert house. Works by Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson, Hróðmar Ingi Sigurbjörnsson, Þuríður Jónsdóttir, Sophie Dufeutrelle and Anna Thorvaldsdottir.

  • Radio broadcast

4th of February at 21.10

The recording of NoA’s concert at Dark Music Days will be aired on the program Ópus

  • The Iceland Music Award

20th of February

Nordic Affect’s Abel recording is nominated for an Iceland Music Award in the categories “Best classical CD of the year” and “Best sound production of the year”. The ceremony will be transmissioned on Icelandic television.

  • The European day of early music

21st of March

The European day of early music will be held for the first time this year. NoA will participate in a live broadcast on Icelandic radio, which will include live music and panel discussions. Transmission starts at 17.00

  • Back to school!

17th of April

We’ll continue our winter concert series at The Culture House in Reykjavík. The concert which takes place in atmospheric library focuses on music education in the baroque era. The program includes works by J.S.Bach and son C.P.E.Bach, Hotteterre, Locatelli, Cima and Geminiani. Concert starts at 20.00!

  • Recording

June

We’ll continue recording our new CD with works by Icelandic female composers. The recording is sponsored by Hlaðvarpinn – women’s cultural fund.

  • Skálholt Summer Concerts

25th-27th of July

Concerts at Skálholt Summer Concerts. We’ll perform works by the two giants of English baroque music, aka Handel and Purcell. So join us in the beautiful surroundings of Skálholt for some mesmerizing music at the oldest early music festival in the Nordic countries.

  • New work

November

Premiere of a new work comissioned by Nordic Affect from María Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir. Date and location will soon be revealed.

  • Project with Berglind María Tómasdóttir

autumn

Collaboration with artist Berglind María Tómasdóttir. Further details TBA

2012

  • Dark Music Days

27th of January at 17.00

Concert at Dark Music Days in Iceland in January in the brand new concert house Harpa. Works by Hugi Guðmundsson, María Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir, Gunnar Andreas Kristinsson and Hafdís Bjarnadóttir.

  • CD release concert with special guests

4th of March at 16.00

Join us for our official CD launch concert. In historic Belgravia, central London, the atmosphere of an 18th century concert room will be replicated as the ensemble, joined by harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani, performs the charming and witty music by Carl Friedrich Abel (1723-1787) as it appears on our new CD on the Brilliant Classics label. Following the one hour concert, stay and have a drink with the musicians and purchase signed copies of the CD.

Advance bookings only
£15 / £10 students
http://www.oxboffice.com/EventDetails.aspx?eid=1559
0845 680 1926 (local rate from land lines)
  • Then we take Berlin

9th of June at 15.00

Concert in Reykjavík with a program that evolves around music from 18th century Berlin. So get ready for CPE Bach, Quantz, Benda and co. as they’ll invade the atmospheric venue of Kraum which is situated in one of Reykjavík’s oldest buildings, built in fact in 1762!

  • All the way into the living room
3rd of July at 20.30
An evening inspired by the musical entertainments of Europe around 1800. Music by N. Dalayrac, J. Haydn, L.v. Beethoven, F. Scubert and J.N. Hummel.
  • Recording
7th and 8th of July
First recording session for a new CD to be released in 2013 with works by Icelandic female composers. The recording is sponsored by Hlaðvarpinn – women’s cultural fund.
  • On a fast train through Europe
22nd of July
Akureyrarkirkja summer concerts.
Two members of Nordic Affect, baroque violinist Halla Steinunn Stefánsdóttir baroque violinist, and harpsichordist Guðrún Óskarsdóttir perform a program which spans some of the super stars of violin writing in the baroque era Rebel, Corelli, Uccellini and Bertali, so get ready for an hour which spans everything from sonatas to dance music. Free entrance
  • London’s burning
 30th of September
NoA heads to London and the 17th Century. We’ll sneak a peak at entertainments, musical life at court together with the great fire of London… from a safe distance of course. We’ll encounter the British Orfeus Purcell, immigrants and the colourful mr.Pepys! Concert starts at 16.oo, at The Culture House in Reykjavík
  • Plug in

5th of November

Join us for a premiére of a new work by Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson… performed from computers! Guðmundur Steinn will be in good company as we’ll also play works by Bodinus, Telemann, Corelli and Leclair. Concert starts at 20.00, at The Culture House in Reykjavík.

  • Recordings
November
Recording of works from the 18th Century for the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service. To be aired on 24th of December at 17.00.
Recording of Händelusive by Hugi Gudmundsson.
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