Ludovico Einaudi

Grunnet korona-pandemien blir det ingen Ludovico Einaudi-konsert i Oslo Konserthus 11. november. Konserten blir flyttet til 2021. Vi jobber nå med å finne ny dato i 2021 og kommer med mer informasjon så snart vi har det klart. Kjøpte billetter vil være gyldige på ny konsertdato. Vi beklager så mye!

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic there will not be any Ludovico Einaudi-concert the 11^th of November in Oslo Concert Hal. We are looking for new concert-date in 2021, but its not ready yet. We will send you information as soon as we can. Your ticktes will be valid on the new concert date. We are sorry for the inconvenience!

Den italienske pianisten Ludovico Einaudi fyller konsertsaler verden over med sin unike musikk.
Med stille klare toner tar han sitt publikum med inn i en drømmende verden. Hans musikk er mye brukt av filmindustrien og mest kjent er kanskje hans fantastiske musikk til den franske storfilmen «De urørlige».

Ludovico Einaudis musikk veksler mellom minimalistisk klarhet, nesten melankolsk tonebilde til stormende følelser.

Ludovico Einaudi spilte for en fullsatt sal i Oslo Konserthus i mai ’16. Det var en musikkveld av de sjeldne og publikum har i ettertid gjentatte ganger tatt kontakt for å etterspørre ny konsert. Nå er muligheten her igjen!

Seven Days Walking er tittelen på Einaudis nye album. Selv sier han dette om sin nye musikk:

"I remember that in January 2018 I often went for long walks in the mountains, always following more or less the same trail. It snowed heavily, and my thoughts roamed free inside the storm, where all shapes, stripped bare by the cold, lost their contours and colors. Perhaps that feeling of extreme essence was the origin of this album."

Seven Days Walking is divided into seven episodes, seven albums (Day One, Day Two, etc. until Day Seven), which will be released at monthly intervals. Each episode is focused on several main themes, which are recurring in different form: seven variations following the same imaginary itinerary. Or the same itinerary, retraced in seven different moments.

"The idea first came to me as I was listening to the recordings of the first sessions: each version seemed to me to have its own personality, with subtleties so distinct from one another that I was unable to choose which I preferred. I associated everything with walking, with the experience of following the same routes over and over, discovering new details each time. And so in the end I decided to thread them all together in a sort of musical labyrinth, a little like stepping inside the twists and turns of the creative process, to understand how a musical idea can develop in multiple directions, and changing once again at the moment in which it is heard."

Ludovico Einaudi: Piano

Federico Mecozzi: Violin and Viola

Redi Hasa: Cello