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Formats and Editions
1. Guitar Quintet (2004);Movement I [Feat. Elise Båtnes, Daniel Dalnoki, Ida Bryhn & Torunn Stavseng]
2. Guitar Quintet (2004);Movement II [Feat. Elise Båtnes, Daniel Dalnoki, Ida Bryhn & Torunn Stavseng]
3. Guitar Quintet (2004);Movement III [Feat. Elise Båtnes, Daniel Dalnoki, Ida Bryhn & Torunn Stavseng]
4. Guitar Quintet (2004);Movement IV [Feat. Elise Båtnes, Daniel Dalnoki, Ida Bryhn & Torunn Stavseng]
5. Guitar Quintet (2004);Movement V [Feat. Elise Båtnes, Daniel Dalnoki, Ida Bryhn & Torunn Stavseng]
6. Seonveh For Three Guitars (2011) [Feat. Njål Vindenes & Egil Haugland]
7. Double Concerto For Flute, Guitar And String Orchestra (1977) [Feat. Gro Sandvik & Det Norske Kammerorkester]
8. Six Pieces For Six Strings (1966);I Vivace
9. Six Pieces For Six Strings (1966);II Adagio
10. Six Pieces For Six Strings (1966);III Andantino
11. Six Pieces For Six Strings (1966);IV Moderato
12. Six Pieces For Six Strings (1966);V Lento
13. Six Pieces For Six Strings (1966);VI Animato
More Info:
Composer Ketil Hvoslef and guitarist Stein-Erik Olsen. Ketil Hvoslef is one of Norway's most respected composers. Productive, with a non-dogmatic approach to art, his music is often characterized as a result of the ability to combine the simple with the complex. Rhythmically clever, with a sense of the unpredictable, the music of Hvoslef hits a certain nerve. Early in his career he was fascinated by the expressional force and timbral versatility of the guitar. Stein-Erik Olsen studied with Hvoslef from 1973 until 1977, and has performed and recorded several of the composer's guitar works.In 2014 guitarist Stein-Erik Olsen released the critically acclaimed album "Havana - Rio - Moscow", inviting Academy of St. Martin in The Fields for a musical collaboration. On his new disc "SEONVEH" he has invited crème de la crème of Norwegian musicians for a salutation to Norwegian composer Ketil Hvoslef.
