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Sala: Harpa Concert Hall, Reykjavík

Datos
AddressAusturbakki 2
Reykjavík
Capital Region
101
Islandia
ContainsEldborg - Main Hall
Flói
Foyer
Kaldalón
Norðurljós
outside
Silfurberg
Google maps64° 9' 0.942" N 21° 55' 56.337" W
septiembre 2026
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Función de tarde
Matiné
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© Benjamin Ealovega
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For 24 years, the festival of Dark Music Days has fuelled imagination with contemporary music, thanks to the initiative of the Icelandic Composer’s Union. And with the advent of a glamorous concert hall in the midst of crisis and bankruptcy, the glittering Harpa, the crowds have grown in numbers every year.