Frida Fredrikke Wærvågen
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About the Artist
Frida kommer fra en musikalsk familie og forteller om mange timer lyttende (og sovende) i kirkebenker mens mor sang i kor. I dag har hun selv to små som kan nyte at mor er en av landets beste cellister.
Hun har vært solist for alle de store orkesterne i Skandinavia, og er selvfølgelig en del av kollektivet i Det Norske Kammerorkester.
Men hun har jo også en lang historie med oss i Risør. Allerede i 2010 var hun artist hos oss. Da som et ungt talent, mens hun nå returnerer som en bauta i norsk kammermusikk.
Concerts
Mari's Song Treasures
Close your eyes and picture this: Soprano Mari Eriksmoen in a summer dress in a lush green garden, her world-renowned voice filling your entire heart.
Gold Lasts Forever
Quality music endures everything. You can tear and wear, twist and turn, take full liberties with the original - and the quality still shines through.
Back to the Future
Beethoven's string quartet will finally be performed in Risør Church again. But the first part of the concert is crucial to understanding Beethoven's last great work.
Tine with Friends
Tine Thing Helseth's intimate gathering. The concert that sells out fastest every year, which surprises no one. This is a Risør summer distilled to perfection.
The Pioneers
Haydn and Beethoven were trailblazers, but they weren't alone in being first with new ideas and approaches. Here we celebrate those who took the leap.
Romeo & Juliet
The world's most famous lovers have inspired more music than we can perform. So we've selected our favorites from Prokofiev and Bernstein.
Seasons in the Main Square
One of classical music’s absolute superhits brings the concert to a close, and the build-up to the climax is filled with the loveliest seasons, from the cold north to the hot south.
Heart Strings
This year’s closing concert is inspired by an intricate emotional life between several great composers. The festival’s final concert plays on the most sensitive strings we have: the heartstrings.
