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Nordlys reviews Tromsø concert

"In Mendelssohn's only violin concerto, written just three years before he died at 38 years old in 1847, I think the orchestra was too powerful in the beginning. They completely choked the soloist’s introduction to her phenomenal performance on the violin. But it settled quickly, and the interaction between soloist and orchestra was fantastic and it was a great musical experience.

Video: The sound of Ole Bull

Watch the The Hemsing Sisters in their search for the magic sound of Ole Bull. Enjoy this in depth interview with clips from the making of the upcoming documentary.

Watch the interview on NRK.no

World EXPO 2010 in Shanghai

On the 28th May 2010 Eldbjørg Hemsing will perform the Chinese premier of Tan Dun's new violin Concerto 'The Love' as part of Norway's Day at World EXPO 2010 in Shanghai. Performing at World EXPO 2010 is a huge honour for Eldbjørg Hemsing, who takes on the exciting opportunity to perform a concerto at EXPO China as she represents Norway.

She will be performing the Chinese premiere of a new work, the violin concerto “The Love” by Tan Dun. Tan Dun is China’s most internationally renowned composer and he himself will be conducting this Chinese premiere.

Spanish newspaper reviews

After a great tour in Spain, Eldbjørg received great reviews for her concerts. Read about Eldbjørg and Oslo Camerata in some Spanish newspapers:

She starred with impeccable technique and interpretive incredible uniqueness an artist so young. Say like the tip: a Sarabande from Partita II even better than those of the two illustrious colleagues, Janine Jansen and Guy Braunstein, who in the past month have turned to that page for the same purpose on the same platform.
Valencia, La Nueva Espana 2010  

Klassisk Musikkmagasin Portrait

BY HILDE HOLBÆK-HANSSEN PHOTO: ØYVIND ELVSBORG

“I received a ‘wake-up-call’ at the age of sixteen,” explains violinist Eldbjørg Hemsing. “At the Verbier Academy in Switzerland I realised that I had potential as a soloist.” In light of the challenges and opportunities she had been given during her years studying at the Barratt Due Music Institute, this conclusion was probably no surprise to others. But for Eldbjørg, this realisation was crucial. Now she is nineteen and has reaped numerous awards.

Eldbjørg earns success in Sweden

Eldbjørg has recently returned from outstanding success in Sweden with the Norrköpings Symphony Orchestra.

She performed Shostakovich Violin Concerto no. 1 in A-moll op.77 conducted by Alan Buribayev whom she has worked with before with the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra.

Link to review of Eldbjørg's performance in Sweden.

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