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Musique classique, opéra, ballet et danse en Oslo, Norvège

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OsloUltima / Ilan Volkov

Oslo Philharmonic
Torvund, Stravinsky, Tjøgersen
Orchestre philharmonique d'Oslo; Ilan Volkov

OsloDaniel Harding / Sabine Devieilhe / Marianne Crebassa / Oslo Philharmonic Choir

Oslo Philharmonic
Mahler: Symphonie no. 2 en ut mineur «Résurrection»
Orchestre philharmonique d'Oslo; Daniel Harding; Sabine Devieilhe; Marianne Crebassa; Oslo Philharmonic Choir; Simon Halsey

OsloTrash: Recycled

Oslo Philharmonic
Chostakovitch, Moussorgski, Grieg, Brahms
Orchestre philharmonique d'Oslo; Ingunn Korsgård Hagen; NN
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Natalia Makarova's La Bayadère: a night to remember in Oslo

Norwegian National Ballet in Natalia Makarova's La Bayadère © Erik Berg
Norwegian National Ballet gives a marvellous rendition of Natalia Makarova's La Bayadère. Opening night in Oslo was a strong argument for its place in any season, displaying ballet escapism at its best.

Norwegian National Ballet’s Hedda Gabler: intense physicality

Grete Sofie Borud Nybakken as Hedda in Marit Moum Aune's Hedda Gabler © Erik Berg
A visually captivating production, Marit Moum Aune’s Hedda Gabler celebrates Norway’s literary giant through a process of innovation by collaboration, bringing with it superlative and memorable central performances.

Norwegian history is brought to life on the Main Stage in Oslo

Anaïs Touret and Jim De Block in Láhppon/Lost © Erik Berg
Amongst the Giselles and the Nutcrackers that will grace Oslo Opera House’s Main Stage this season sits a vital slice of Norwegian history from two emerging choreographers, Elle Sofe Sara and Hlín Hjálmarsdóttir.