Klosterklang presents
Bach, Mostly
Johannes Skoog, court organist
September 26 at 17.00
Free admission.
At 16.30:XNUMX p.m. the doors open and mingle is served.
We would like to inform you that Klosterklang to our great happiness has become so popular that people start queuing well before the doors open. We therefore urge everyone to be responsible for wearing appropriate clothing for the weather in order to be able to queue outside until 16.30:XNUMX p.m. when the doors open. We would like to remind you that you cannot reserve a seat for a relative, but everyone who wants to go must be physically present.
About the program:
From Bach's dramatic Stilus phantasticus and dancing chorales to Nyman's rhythmic minimalism – “Bach, Mostly”: three centuries of organ music.
Artist Biography:
Johannes Skoog is one of Sweden's most established organists. He was educated in Stockholm, Stuttgart and at the Paris Conservatory, where he was awarded the institution's highest graduation grade. In 2024 he won the Canadian International Organ Competition and was appointed by HM the King as Court Organist.
Listen to Johannes here:
https://youtu.be/h1RFw5DSYYg?si=gJ8EvG6H2TLe_rn6
Photo by Johannes Skoog: Tam Lan Truong
About the concert series:
The Klosterklang concert series is organized by the Sankt Peters Kloster parish in collaboration with Sensus. The Klosterklang concert series started in January 2024. One Friday a month, you are invited to a concert to end the work week and start the weekend with a moment of sonorous music under the inviting vaults of the Klosterkyrkan.
Don't miss the upcoming Klosterklang:
October 17 Vocal ensemble Gemma (Lund Choral Festival hosts Klosterklang, in collaboration with Musik i Syd)
November 21 A musical journey from Buenos Aires to Broadway
December 12th fabulous