 TRIO TRIBUKAITPETTERSSONBERG |
| Wednesday june 16, 2004, 19.00 , Nottebäck´s church, Norrhult | |
| Music for the church room - Recent Swedish works |
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Program
Henrik Strinberg - Model, for organ, flute and percussion (2004)
(1954)
Staffan Storm - Tre canti dal giardino in rovina, for organ, flute and marimba (2003)
Eland Hilden - Meditation, for organ, flute and percussion
Miklós Maros - Marimbacapriccio (1996)
(1943)
J S Bach - An Wasserflüssen babylon, för orgel
Trio TribukaitPetterssonBerg
Established in 1996. A common theme in the trio´s work is a strong commitment to Swedish music. The ensemble´s unusual combination of instruments has attracted many composers, primarily Swedish ones, and resulted in some 60 new works specially written for the trio. The instrumental structure and unfamiliar tonal constellations of the ensemble also make for unique performance opportunities in such disparate settings as church halls and concert stages, festivals and school halls - a broad interface that has attracted attention and stimulated demand.
The members of Trio TribukaitPetterssonBerg are:
Bengt Tribukait, organ, cembalo and piano, who has given concerts in Sweden and abroad (recently in Russia and South Africa). He has successfully participated in a number of international organ competitions and won the top prize in Dublin in 1992. In the spring of 2002, he issued a Bach CD(Musica Rediviva www.mrcd.nu) to great critical acclaim.
Michael Pettersson, flutes, who is also a member of Ensemble SON and KammarensembleN, with which he has made numerous international guest appearances (e.g. at the World Music Days in Hong Kong with KammarensembleN). He has also been involved in countless gramophone, radio and television recordings.
Daniel Berg, percussion/marimba, who teaches at a number of institutions, including the Royal Danish Music Conservatory and the Colleges of Music in Örebro and Göteborg. He is considered one of Sweden´s finest marimba players. His "marimba CD", entitled "In a Landscape", was recently released(Musica Rediviva www.mrcd.nu).
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