- Curt Asker – retrospective
- Jenny Magnusson and Patrik Elgström create a meeting at Konstakademien
- The rapper Ozzy gives an exclusive concert at the Dramaten
- Jungfrulek with Robert Fux, Robin Keller and Åke Lundqvist in the roles
- Clarion Hotel Sign and Gigital create a new scene for live music
- Tennessee Williams play Orfeus stiger ner initiate the theater spring at Elverket
- The world’s largest stars celebrate The King of Rock’n’Roll
- Trendy gray peas create rush on Skansen
- SOLO on Oaxen Slip reaches even more solo eaters
- First performance for play about surviving the first great love
Italian dream composer Federico Albanese to the South Theater
Italian composer Federico Albanese makes a concert at the South Theater this fall. On November 7th he fills the South Theater with his atmospheric and dreamlike compositions – we long for it!
Tickets can be purchased through LiveNation.com
Italian composer Federico Albanese started his career in the film industry, where he for several years worked with scenography on film recordings. The combination of being an active musician and working with movies and watching the effect that sound can bring to a picture, Federico became sure of his case. He would start composing cinematic soundscapes and put his personal touch on it.
The debut album “The Houseboat and the Moon” from 2014 has been described as “Pure gold” and “One of the most beautiful modern classical albums of the past years”.
The 2016 sequel, “The Blue Hour”, came through legendary Berlin Classics and the new label Neue Meister and Federico to venues and festivals around the world such as the Montreal Jazz Festival, SXSW and Womad Festival.
Right now, Federico Albanese is on tour with his third album “The Deep Sea”. The album’s production consists of classical piano, electric and acoustic bass guitars, floating and cinematographic sound recordings, and perhaps the most distinctive feature of Federico Albanese composership; the psychedelic and electronic elements.
”By The Deep Sea is a state of mind in which I find myself quite often. It’s a sort of meditation state, when I try to detach myself from the daily life. In this inner world there is space to get closer to our deepest thoughts, ideas, doubts, close enough to see them clearly, from the right distance, and being able to process them, exorcise them, translate them into something else. I’ve been working quite a lot on synths and arpeggiators, loops and effects to process the piano sound. It’s so beautiful to experiment and create layers underneath it. I wanted a feeling of evolution, something that could represent the idea of getting closer and closer to a deep state.” – Federico Albanese
We look forward to welcoming the fall together with Federico Albanese at the South Theater on November 7th!
South Theater
Mosebacke Torg 1
116 46 Stockholm
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