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Prepare to be charmed by these young talents from Kvam cultural school!

Twice every six months, the cultural school invites the public to a concert in Kabuso to let you see what they are up to.
Sit back and hear everything from the most beautiful singing to the coolest guitar solo.
We guarantee you will be impressed, touched and charmed – the cocoa concerts always have a good element of surprise about them!
Before and after the concert, you can enjoy the café, which of course serves hot cocoa and other treats.

Please note! KabusoFriend discounts do not apply to the cocoa concerts since other discounts already apply.

Award winning Aleksander Nordahl has for years been one of Norway´s finest photojournalists. His photos have won many national and international awards, among them prizes in the prestigious World Press Photo competition. He has freedived all over the world, in oceans, fjords and lakes. What started as press photographing has now turned into an astonishing art project called “At One Breath”.

Thursday evening 7pm the 28th of October you are invited to hear about Aleksander’s amazing underwater photographs and passion for free diving at Hardanger Maritime Centre!

If you can’t wait, check out these links, and see some of his work:  https://ettpust.com/ eller https://www.instagram.com/freedivingnorway/

Be aware that the event is in Norwegian.

Tickets can be purchased  upon arrival (NOK 100,-)

Thursday the 11th of November 7pm storyteller Anne Elisebeth Skogen is giving her performance titled “Through Hell Gate to the Promised Land”.

Her story is about the first Norwegian emigrants, who arrived in New York on Oct. 9, 1825, with the sloop “Restauration”.

We’re looking forward to see you at Hardanger Maritime Centre!

Be aware that the event is in Norwegian.

Tickets can be purchased  upon arrival (NOK 100,-)

Mari Kvien Brunvoll: vocal, electronics
Eva Pfitzenmaier: vocal, keys, flute
Stein Urheim: guitar, electronics, langeleik
Stephan Meidell: guitar, electronics, synth
Kim Åge Furuhaug: drums, percussion
Øyvind Hegg-Lunde: drums, percussion, synth

“We have simply opened up our heads and let it all out.”
All music composed by Stephan Meidell and Øyvind Hegg-Lunde

Voice & Strings & Timpani is the latest project of guitarist Stephan Meidell and drummer Øyvind Hegg-Lunde, two of the most important figures in the new wave of Norwegian music. They are also staples of the Hubro roster of artists and of the vibrant Bergen experimental music scene. Both play in the acclaimed band of violinist/fiddler Erlend Apneseth;
Meidell is part of the trio Cakewalk, plus his own solo projects including the Metrics Ensemble and TRIGGER, while Hegg-Lunde plays with Building Instrument, Electric Eye and Jose Gonzales’ ‘indie’ band Junip.

They have worked together for fifteen years and released four albums, first as the duo The Sweetest Thrill, and then as Strings & Timpani.
Both have collaborated across various art forms with other artists.

https://youtu.be/FDvi_DtUK2k

Kjetil A. Mulelid – piano
Bjørn Marius Hegge – kontrabass
Andreas Winther – trommer

The Kjetil Mulelid Trio released their debut album in late 2017 on Norway’s prestigious Rune Grammofon label, a trademark that stands for a major deal of the best experimental electronic, jazz and improvised music from Scandinavia. The trio have since their first release marked themselves as some of Norway’s foremost jazz musicians with an active concert agenda in much of Europe. Their acclaimed sophomore album What You Thought Was Home, was released in August 2019 on the same record label. Pianist Kjetil Mulelid’s compositions expertly balance the energetic, rhythmically complex and harmonically rich music with beautiful, evocative melodies.

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Prepare to be charmed by these young talents from Kvam cultural school!

Twice every six months, the cultural school invites the public to a concert in Kabuso to let you see what they are up to.
Sit back and hear everything from the most beautiful singing to the coolest guitar solo.
We guarantee you will be impressed, touched and charmed – the cocoa concerts always have a good element of surprise about them!
Before and after the concert, you can enjoy the café, which of course serves hot cocoa and other treats.

Please note! KabusoFriend discounts do not apply to the cocoa concerts since other discounts already apply.