FRIDAY 18/10 2024

Vi får ta del av sånger med rötter från Bolivia som omfamnar och tar fram våra unika sätt att uttrycka de känslor vi alla bär på i samklang med natur, kropp och inre.

 

Målgrupp: 3 – 5 år

Adress: Dicksons väg 6, Malmö

 

OBS! Begränsat med platser.

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Presented by:

Rosengårdsbiblioteket och UNGA Musik i Syd

The concert, led by Islam Jaran, a violinist from Jordan, is based on the meetings between music from the Middle East and other music genres, such as Swedish folk music, which he has arranged together with the Study Association Bilda in several study circles since the summer of 2023. For this concert, he has invited a number of musicians with roots in various musical traditions, from the Middle East to Sweden.

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Presented by:

Studieförbundet Bilda in collaboration with med Musik i Syd

After work at Malmö Live – come and play 1 km of music together with Brita Björs and members of the ensemble, and then stick around for a relaxed hangout. Bring your instrument or borrow one on-site. Players can move freely along the musical score—alone or in groups. If you're joining from the start, we'll meet in the Cube Foyer at 3:00 PM. If you arrive later, just join in and start playing using the notes displayed throughout the concert hall's foyers.

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Participants:
Brita Björs – vocals
Jens Ulvsand – bouzouki
Sven Midgren – violin
Harald Leander – winds

 

Afterward, grab a beer and listen to our fifth ensemble member, Tina Quartey, who will be spinning records in the Cube. Following that, there will be concerts.

Don't miss 1 km of Music – Performance, at 5:00 PM on Saturday!

 

Presented by:

Malmö Live Konserthus, Brita Björs Produktion

Award-winning Tina Quartey will be the DJ at this after work, creating a relaxed atmosphere – the perfect way to start the rest of the evening!

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Tina Quartey was awarded the Royal Swedish Academy of Music's Folk Music Prize in 2023 for her contributions to Swedish folk and world music. She has long renewed and deepened the role of percussion in the genre. At this unique event, she will be playing her favorite music for us.

Bring your friends, grab a drink at our bar – socialize and discover great music!

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Presented by:

Mix Musik

A rare soundscape of strings, voices, and live electronics.

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Klara Källström is a cellist and folk musician. In her trio project, along with Ingrid Rodebjer and Alexander Wallin, we get to hear her own compositions inspired by traditions from both folk and art music.

Music that, with suggestive strings and clear voices, describes the nuances of everyday life.

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On stage:

Klara Källström: cello and vocals
Ingrid Rodebjer: violin and vocals
Olov Lindroth: live electronics

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Presented by:

Mix Musik in collaboration with Malmö Live Konserthus, Riksförbundet för Folkmusik och Dans, with support from the Swedish Arts Council.

Pick up your instrument, grab a chair and join in the Irish session! Or grab a beer and enjoy the reels, jigs, hornpipes, polkas, slides and so on from the emerald island of Ireland. 

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FREE ENTRANCE 

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Presented by:

Musik i Syd

Malmö Live Konserthus

Award-winning Tina Quartey will be the DJ at this after work, creating a relaxed atmosphere – the perfect way to start the rest of the evening!

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Tina Quartey was awarded the Royal Swedish Academy of Music's Folk Music Prize in 2023 for her contributions to Swedish folk and world music. She has long renewed and deepened the role of percussion in the genre. At this unique event, she will be playing her favorite music for us.

Bring your friends, grab a drink at our bar – socialize and discover great music!

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Presented by:

Mix Musik

Merit Hemmingson is an 82-year-old matriarch, composer, organist, and singer. Since the 1960s, she has created a personal and distinctive musical expression where jazz, groove rock, and folk music converge. Now, she is coming to Malmö Live as part of the Malmö Folk Festival.

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Merit Hemmingson is a multifaceted artist who has explored and created her own musical landscapes throughout her career. In her music, genres are transformed in an idiosyncratic way, with jazz, groove rock, and folk music merging and blending together. In this way, she has carved out a truly unique place in Swedish music history.

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Presented by:

Malmö Live Konserthus

The first female griot in history – singer, storyteller, entertainer, and historian. With an electric stage presence, Sona Jobarteh plays the West African instrument, the kora, a 21-stringed harp and one of the most important instruments for the Mandingo people of West Africa. Traditionally played by a griot, the kora's player is always a man – until Gambian Sona Jobarteh decided to change the rules of tradition and began playing the kora and telling stories with her songs.

Note: This is a standing concert. No picnic! 

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Presented by: 

Victoriateatern

Do you like folk dancing but think that the folk songs sometimes feel too short and want to dance non-stop all night long to suggestive beats? Do you like clubbing but think that electronic music feels too plastic and square and long for musicians with acoustic instruments playing 3-beat grooves?

► ADM – Acoustic Dance Music – Now you don’t have to choose between going out clubbing to heavy EDM DJs and folk dancing to the swingiest folk musicians. ADM puts you in a trance in long evocative swaths of folk-dance beats that offer up Polish, Scottish and waltz – which are also played entirely acoustically.

The music is arranged live under the direction of the pianist Olov “Klyv-Olle” Lindroth.

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On stage:
Tilde Edlund – Violin
Johanna Walldén Strouts – Violin
Klara Källström – Cello
Stina Huldén – Baritone saxophone
Emmanouil Georgoudis – Double bass
Mischa Grind – Percussion
Farshid Dalis – Percussion
Ellen Almgren – Tram organ
Olov Lindroth – Piano and signs

 

► Malmö Academy of Music – Students at the folk and world music educations on stage. After an intense week with iconic traditional musician and professor Mats Edén we will now experience the result live!

 

Presented by: 

Malmö Folk, in collaboration with Malmö Academy of Music, Musik i Syd and Inkonst

"1 km of Music" is a concert, a performance, and site-specific art – all in one! Throughout the Folk Festival week, a 1-kilometer-long sheet of music, composed by Malmö musician Brita Björs, will stretch across the foyers of Malmö Live Konserthus. It will wind up and down stairs, hang from ceilings, walls, and railings. For two days, you can experience the artwork and the music.

Come and watch. Come and listen. Come and play.

"1 km of Music" consists of long fabric strips with musical notes, mounted in places like a forest, a city, or a giant room – a ribbon that is 1 km long. The appearance of the notes is quite varied: some more classical, others more unusual, with a bit of graphic notation and images. "1 km of Music" is a playful musical and visual work, a music installation performance.

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Idea, Composition, Production – Brita Björs
Illustrator – Ida Björs
Production Assistant – John Dunsö
Composition Coach – Jesper Nielsen
Photography, Film – Max Tellving
 

Don't miss "1 km of Music" – After work at 3 PM on Friday.

And don't miss "1 km of Music" – Performance at 5 PM on Saturday.

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Presented by:

Malmö Live Konserthus, Brita Björs Produktion, 

with support of the City of Malmö, Region Skåne, and the Swedish Arts Council.