Listasafn Sigurjóns ţriđjudaginn 13. júlí kl. 20:30 |
Ragnheiđur Árnadóttir sópran og Peter Nilsson píanóleikari |
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Ragnheiđur Árnadóttir lauk áttunda stigs prófi frá Tónlistarskólanum í
Reykjavík 1996 undir handleiđslu Sieglinde Kahmann. Hún hóf nám í Hollandi 1998
og lauk kennaraprófi og BA prófi í söng frá Konunglega Tónlistarháskólanum í
Haag 2002 og vinnur nú ađ Meistaragráđu frá sama skóla. Ţar hafa kennarar hennar
veriđ Barbara Pearson, Lenie Van den Heuvel, Wout Oosterkamp og Peter Nilsson.
Einnig hefur hún sótt masterklassa hjá Diane Forlano, Jill Felman, Michael
Chance og einkatíma hjá Sigríđi Ellu Magnúsdóttur.
Ragnheiđur hefur haldiđ tónleika í Hollandi og á Íslandi,
međal annars flutt kirkju-, ljóđa- og nútímatónlist. Tónlistarunnendur muna
ljóđatónleika hennar og Peters Nilsson í Sigurjónssafni sumariđ 2002.
Peter Nilsson er fćddur í Chicago og nam viđ The
University of Illinois. Ţar lćrđi hann annars vegar međleik hjá John Wustman, og
hins vegar söng hjá Dodi Protero og Mark Elyn.
Eftir nám sitt ţar starfađi Peter sem undirleikari hjá
The Illinois Opera Center og Bowen Park Opera. Síđar gekk hann til liđs viđ
The Lyric Opera Center For Young American Artists og The Chicago Symphony
Chorus þar sem hann starfađi undir handleiđslu Daniel Barenboim, Pierre
Boulez, James Conlon, James Levine, Leonard Slatkin og Sir Georg Solti.
Peter býr í Hollandi og er
ráđinn viđ De Nieuwe Opera Akademie í Haag og Amsterdam og tekur reglulega ţátt
í verkefnum á vegum De Nederlands Opera, De Nationale Reisopera og Het Groot
Omroepkoor. Einnig tekur hann ţátt í masterklössum međ Barböru Pearson sem
haldnir eru undir nafni Dame Joan Sutherland og Richard Bonynge viđ
Britten-Pears skólann í Aldeburgh í Bretlandi.
Peter kemur
reglulega fram sem međleikari innan og utan Hollands og er fastráđinn
söngţjálfari fyrir Charlotte Margiono.
Next Tuesday, July 13th, Heiđa Árnadóttir, and Peter Nilsson, piano will give a concert in Sigurjón Ólafsson Museum Reykjavik. Árnadóttir will sing works by H. Purcell, W.A. Mozart, Elisabethian songs by D. Argento and works by the Swedish composers Stenhammar and Peterson-Berger.
Heiđa (Ragnheiđur) Árnadóttir finished 8th grade in singing at the
Reykjavík Music Conservatory. She furthered her studies in the Netherlands
1988 and finished her Bachelor of Arts degree at the Royal Conservatory in
the Hague, under the supervision of Barbara Pearson, Lenie van den Heuvel
and Peter Nilsson. She has attended Master classes with Diane Forlano and
Jill Feldman and private classes with Sigríđur Ella Magnúsdóttir.
Heiđa has performed concerts in the Netherlands as well
as Iceland, amongst them in the Ólafsson Museum Summer Concerts 2002. Heiđa
is now doing her Masters degree at the Royal Conservatory in the Hague with
a specialization in oratoria and chamber music.
Born in Chicago, Peter Nilsson attended the
University of Illinois, where he studied accompanying under John Wustman and
voice under Dodi Protero and Mark Elyn. Peter Nilsson began as repetitor with
the Illinois Opera Center and Bowen Park Opera, and later worked at the Lyric
Opera Center for Young American Artists and as accompanist for the Chicago
Symphony Chorus, where he worked under Daniel Barenboim, Pierre Boulez, James
Conlon, James Levine, Leonard Slatkin and Sir Georg Solti.
In 1992 Peter Nilsson moved to the Netherlands Holland,
where he coaches for the Nieuwe Opera Akademie and is a regular guest with
the Broadcast Choir and the Dutch Opera. Peter Nilsson is also active as accompanist
for vocal masterclasses, having participated in classes from, among others,
Roberta Alexander, Elly Ameling, Diane Forlano, Hartmut Haenchen, Jard van
Nes, Anthony Rolfe Johnson, Charlotte Margiono, Nelly Miricioiu, Barbara Pearson,
and Dame Joan Sutherland and Richard Bonynge. In Chicago he appeared frequently
in the Dame Myra Hess Recital series, and has appeared subsequently in Great
Britain (including St. John's Smith Square, London), Belgium, Germany, and
very frequently in the Netherlands, where he performs regularly with Charlotte
Margiono. He was the pianist in Opera C&F's highly-praised production
of Janacek's Diary of one who vanished.