As the season turns and the world quiets, we invite you to an experience with music, stillness, and warmth in the serene setting of Eric Ericsonhallen.

Let go of the holiday hustle, meditate, or simply listen as the atmosphere wraps around you.

performances by MARIAM WALLENTIN // LUMEN VOICES // HAGA VOKALENSEMBLE // LEO SVENSSON & JOHAN ARRIAS

Mariam Wallentin is an artist who moves us to feel and reflect. With roots in improvisation, jazz, and the sounds of pop and soul, Mariam’s career has traversed diverse artistic landscapes. She recently released a solo album called Breathing Techniques and is also a core member of Wildbirds & Peacedrums as well as a driving force in the powerhouse jazz collective Fire! Orchestra. Wallentin continually pushes new musical boundaries.

Lumen Voices, with artistic director Katarina Henryson, is a flexible voice ensemble in size and style, that works with Improvisation and new music across and between genres.

Haga Vokalensemble is a choir based in Stockholm that consists of 13 singers. The choir was founded in 2020 by conductor Anton Alexis Hallgren.

Leo Svensson Sander , composer and cellist, spans classical, Scandinavian folk, and experimental music. He founded the avant-pop band The Tiny and has contributed to numerous albums and films, focusing increasingly on theater, film, and dance composition. Since 2019, he has performed with jazz harpist Stina Hellberg Agback in the duo Namna.

Johan Arrias, a Stockholm-based musician and composer, specializes in experimental and improvised music with saxophone and clarinet. He blends instrumental works, field recordings, electronics, and improvisation, emphasizing sound, place, and collaboration across various creative contexts.

This event is a special collaboration with Eric Ericson International Choral Centre.

:: Sunday 15th December 2024 ::
:: 18:00 – 19:30 ::
:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::
:: 200 SEK (plus booking fee) ::

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ACCESSIBILITY

Eric Ericsonhallen is fully wheelchair accessible with nearby parking.

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TICKETING NOTE

200 SEK – contact us if this range isn’t feasible.

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ABOUT

Lumen Project is a non-profit organisation creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

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In collaboration with Eric Ericson International Choral Centre

With support from: Kulturrådet and Region Stockholm

Collaboration with Fylkingen

Den japanska ljudskulptören och orgelbyggaren FUJI||||||||||TA och Stockholmsbaserade Lisa Stenberg tar över Hägerstensåsens Medborgarhus för en kväll med förkroppsligat ljud och auditiva fenomen. Presenteras av Fylkingen i samarbete med Lumen Project.

Biljetter: https://www.tickster.com/se/sv/events/txtt2clk5ryn29e/2024-09-10/fuji-ta-lisa-stenberg

FUJI||||||||||TA är en ljudkonstnär och kompositör baserad i Japan. Han har ett unikt förhållningssätt till ljudkonst och musik och använder olika naturfenomen som svarar mot hans intresse för att vilja höra ohörda ljud och oljud. 2009 tillverkade Fujita för hand ett originalinstrument i form av en piporgel. Sedan dess har han gett ut ett antal olika skivor, som alla har gemensamt att de använder sig av luftljud som produceras av orgelinstrumentet, skickligt arrangerade i minimala kompositioner.

Släppet av albumet "iki" på Hallow Ground 2020 ledde till ett större erkännande utanför Japan, och sedan dess har han varit en aktiv artist i Europa och Nordamerika.

Hans verk har presenterats på Rewire Festival (NL), Big Ears Festival (US),

Send+Receive(CA), Variations Festival(FR), Volume Festival(AUS), Bourse de Commerce(FR), MODE(UK), Tectonics Glasgow(UK), Pioneer Works(US) m.fl. Hans samarbeten omfattar bland annat ∈Y∋ (Boredoms), Keiji Haino och Rashad Becker.

Lisa Stenberg

Lisa Stenberg är en kompositör och musiker från Luleå, baserad i Stockholm. Textur, klangfärg och rumslighet i relation till en intensifierad lyssningssituation och musik som förkroppsligad upplevelse är centralt i hennes arbete.

Lisa Stenberg har framträtt på festivaler och konsthallar för experimentell musik som Donaufestival (AU), Norbergfestival (SE), Open Source Art Festival (PL), Intonal (SE), Sonica (SI) och mycket uppmärksammade Documenta i Aten (GR) bland andra. Hon är medlem i Fylkingen och kompositör vid den världsberömda Elektronmusikstudion EMS i Stockholm.

Hennes album Monument från 2018 (återutgivet av Fylkingen Records 2023) har den magnifika synthesizern EMS Synthi 100 som enda ljudkälla. Med det rika, varma och massiva ljudet från den analog/digitala hybridsyntesen är Monument en tät, fängslande dronesvit, en inbjudan till kontemplation och att förlora sig själv i textur och rörelse av oscillerande vågor. Stenbergs senaste verk är baserade på Halldorophone, ett celloliknande elektroakustiskt stränginstrument som är uppbyggt kring elektroniskt inducerad feedback, designat av Halldór Úlfarsson.

LUMEN PROJECT är en ideell förening som vill omdefiniera konsertupplevelsen som en andlig gemensam happening, där ljud, ljus och utrymme används för att inspirera till stillhet. Deltagarna i Lumen-evenemangen uppmuntras att lägga sig ner, att sova om de vill, och att komma och gå som de vill. Genom att använda kontinuerligt ljud och lång varaktighet är deras format avsett att bjuda in deltagarna till en kontemplativ sinnesstämning. De har beskrivits som "experter på icke-religiös andlighet i konstens tecken". (Dagens Nyheter) Lumen Project producerar en årlig festival varje vår i Stockholm, samt evenemang med internationella partners på platser som Beirut (Libanon) Hudson, New York och Husavik, Island.

Hägerstensåsen Medborgarhus är ett kulturhus, medborgarhus och en av Stockholms största samlingsplatser. En plats för folkbildning, föreningsliv och kultur som varje vecka används av tusentals individer, föreningar och grupper. I Hägerstensåsens medborgarhus huserar lokalradio, schackklubbar och pensionärsföreningar tillsammans med litteratursamtal, konstnärliga samtal och danskurser för nyfödda och pensionärer. Förhoppningen är att skapa ett ekosystem av sociala, konstnärliga och pedagogiska praktiker som lyfter varandra och möjliggör samtal och reflektion. Syftet är också att bidra till en demokratisering av närområdet och staden som helhet.

Tack till Stockholm Stad och Kulturrådet

Tickets

We are so glad to announce our next 6-hour long immersive festival of light and sound 🌑✨

Performances by

HATIS NOIT // FRANCESCA HEART // ABDULLAH MINIAWY // MICROTUB // BITOI // SONJA TOFIK // LUMEN VOICES // HAGA VOKALENSEMBLE // HIMALAYA NIGHTCLUB // GONGS OF LUMEN // TIME IS A MOUNTAIN

Visuals by Nonagon

Artwork by Daniela Bergman

Allow yourself to sink into this unique experience in the sacred space of the Eric Ericsonhallen and disconnect from the everyday noise. Sleep or meditate if you wish and feel free to come and go as you please.

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SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT 

Bring something to sit or recline on from home

Turn off or put away your phone

Remove shoes and uncomfortable clothing

Applause is not necessary

Come and go as you like

Relax, sleep if you wish

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ACCESSIBILITY
Eric Ericsonhallen has a wheelchair ramp and an accessible toilet. There is a disabled parking space next to the hall.

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TICKETING NOTE

350 SEK suggested / 250 SEK reduced – however if this price range is not workable for you, DM or mail us anyway and we will work it out.

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ABOUT

Lumen Project is a non-profit organisation creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

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THANKS

In collaboration with Eric Ericson International Choral Centre 

With support from and thanks to: Kulturrådet, Region Stockholm and Stockholm Stad

Graphic design: Caroline Igel

Tickets

:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::

:: 180 SEK (plus booking fee) ::

Facebook event here

SHIDA SHAHABI is a Stockholm-based pianist and composer, whose stunning debut album 'Homes' drew widespread acclaim world wide. In 2023, Shahabi releases her second album, Living Circle, a carefully calibrated blend of classical and electronic elements. Combining ambient and drone techniques with traditional structures, its emotional resonance floats elusively within profoundly atmospheric, uncluttered compositions rich in textural detail and pervaded by a low-end warmth. An unusually immersive style, this provides a refuge which invites a reaction as cerebral as it is sentimental.

RYAN PACKARD is a percussionist and sound artist based in Stockholm. His solo percussion works and compositions for various ensembles can subtly or viscerally explode the minutia of timbral details that are formed between sympathetically resonating objects exposing their psychoacoustic properties. Ryan will present his composition ‘For Lying Down and Breathing’ together with Maya Bennardo and Emma Augustsson.

For Lying Down and Breathing
Version for cello, violin, synths and organ

Maya Bennardo, violin, voice
Emma Augustsson, cello, voice
Ryan Packard, voice organ, synth, composition

LUMEN VOICES is a a dynamic ensemble that is flexible in size and character. A collective of professional and semi professional singers.

The core group consists of 6 singers led by Katarina Henryson. For certain Lumen events the number of singers is extended up to 24 singers. The ensemble works with contemporary compositions, traditional choralwork as well as improvisations and meditative soundscapes.

Singers September 24, 2023

Clara Fornander soprano

Vilma Ogenblad soprano

Jenny Hedman alto

Katarina Henryson alto / singer and coordinator

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SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT

Bring something to sit or recline on from home

Turn off or put away your phone

Remove shoes and uncomfortable clothing

Applause is not necessary

Take a break from conversation

Come and go as you like

Relax, sleep if you wish

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ACCESSIBILITY

Eric Ericsonhallen has a wheelchair ramp and an accessible toilet. There is a disabled parking space next to the hall. Contact us at lumenprojectstockholm@gmail.com if you would like to reserve a wheelchair space. 

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THANKS

With support from and thanks to Kulturrådet and Region Stockholm

Tickets

:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::

:: 300/200* SEK (plus booking fee) ::

:: a seamless 6-hour event ::

Facebook event here

performances by

ANA ROXANNE / KAJSA LINDGREN / LUBOMYR MELNYK / LINNÉA TALP / LUMEN VOICES / OBAY ALSHARANI / TRIO RAMBERGET / HÜMA UTKU / ART OF UNION

March… a time of equinox, changing seasons, sowing seeds… and our next Lumen event 🌗

We will present our 6-hour long immersive festival combining light and sound, featuring some of the best ambient, electronic and experimental artists. 

Allow yourself to sink into this unique experience in the sacred space of the Eric Ericssonhallen and disconnect from the everyday noise.

We look forward to seeing you all! Mark the date in your calendar and get your tickets now ✨🌑 

Listen to the artists on Spotify

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SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT

Bring something to sit or recline on from home

Turn off or put away your phone

Remove shoes and uncomfortable clothing

Applause is not necessary

Take a break from conversation

Come and go as you like

Relax, sleep if you wish

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ACCESSIBILITY

Eric Ericsonhallen has a wheelchair ramp and an accessible toilet. There is a disabled parking space next to the hall. Contact us at lumenprojectstockholm@gmail.com if you would like to reserve a wheelchair space. 

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*TICKETING NOTE

300 SEK suggested / 200 SEK reduced – however if this price range is not workable for you, DM or mail us anyway and we will work it out. We want you here! 

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ABOUT

Lumen Project is a non-profit organisation creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

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THANKS

In collaboration with Eric Ericson International Choral Centre

With support from and thanks to: Kulturrådet

Graphic design: Caroline Igel 

LUMEN PROJECT // ISAK SUNDSTRÖM // VICTORIA VERSEAU

:: Sunday Sept 11th ::

:: 18:30 sharp, doors open 18:10 ::

:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::

:: 200 SEK (plus booking fee) :: 

Tickets

ISAK SUNDSTRÖM is a musician and artist from Gotland, Sweden. He lives and works in Stockholm. Isak also makes music under the name IB Sundström and in other projects, such as Rocks & Waves Song Circle and Skriet.

VICTORIA VERSEAU is a Swedish artist, musician and filmmaker working in a variety of media ranging from moving image to sculpture, installation and performance. Verseau’s artistic practice revolves around the exploration of issues of memory, identity and social structures. In her work there are points of contact with philosophy and spirituality. Her personal experiences of being a trans and new woman is often a starting point.

Together with an oil barrel orchestra and Lumen Voices, Isak Sundström and Victoria Verseau will freely interpret Stina Nordenstam's song The World Is Saved.

Oil barrel orchestras are often associated with carnivals, parties, and an almost brutal joy. In this performance, you will be immersed in the slowly growing soundscape of a sinking, low-key oil barrel orchestra at a carnival where everything has fallen asleep. The concert can be seen as a regret, a distorted prayer that the world is saved.

SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT

Bring something to sit or recline on from home

Turn off or put away your phone

Remove shoes and uncomfortable clothing

Applause is not necessary

Come and go as you like

Relax, sleep if you wish

ACCESSIBILITY

Eric Ericsonhallen has a wheelchair ramp and an accessible toilet. There is a parking space for disabled by the hall

With support from and thanks to:

Kulturrådet

Viriditas Foundation

Illustration and graphics:

Maja Zetterberg and Caroline Igel

Tickets

LUMEN PROJECT // ALMA LÖV

:: Saturday 13th August 2022 ::
:: 20:00 – 22:00 plus daytime events ::
:: Alma Löv Museum ::
:: 100 SEK (plus booking fee) ::
:: daytime events free ::

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a collaboration together with Alma Löv Museum of Unexplained Art

evening performances by

EBO KRDUM // TOMOKO SAUVAGE // KELLY JAYNE JONES

plus daytime events by

CAMILLE PRIEUX // KARIN LINDSTRÖM KOLTERUD

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SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THE EVENING EVENT
Bring something to sit on from home
Remove shoes and uncomfortable clothing
Turn off or put away your phone
Applause is not necessary
Come and go as you like
Sleep if you wish

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ABOUT THE DAYTIME EVENTS

Your evening concert ticket grants you access to Alma Löv Museum during the daytime.

The kulning workshop is free but sign up is required via the Billetto ticket page.

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Alma Löv is a contemporary art museum in Värmland. A place for reflection, new perspectives and provocation. A sanctuary where art can be experienced in a close relationship and in interaction with the audience. Where light and darkness meet or are connected, where unexpected encounters can occur.

Lumen Project is a non-profit organization creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

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VENUE
The venue Sjösala lies 3.5 km from Alma Löv Museum.
The venue has a wheelchair ramp and an accessible toilet. There is disabled parking next to the hall.
https://www.almalov.se/sjosala/

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With support from and thanks to:

Viriditas Foundation

Kulturådet

LUMEN PROJECT // SPRING 24.4.

:: Sunday 24th April 2022 ::
:: 15:00 – 21:00 ::
:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::
:: 400 SEK (plus booking fee) ::

TICKETS: https://billetto.se/e/lumen-project-spring-24-4-biljetter-615202

We are thrilled to announce our first longform event in Stockholm since 2019!

LUMEN PROJECT // SPRING 24.4.

// a seamless 6-hour sound and light event // celebration of the advent of SPRING //

performances by

claire rousay // Klara Lewis // Nailah Hunter // Mariam the Believer // Félicia Atkinson // Jessica Moss // Martin Hederos & Lisa Nordström // Lumen Voices // Jessica Ekomane // Stina Hellberg Agback

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SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT
Bring something to sit or recline on from home
Turn off or put away your phone
Remove shoes and uncomfortable clothing
Applause is not necessary
Come and go as you like, respectfully
Relax, sleep if you wish

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ACCESSIBILITY
Eric Ericsonhallen has a wheelchair ramp and an accessible toilet. There is a disabled parking space next to the hall.
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Lumen Project is a non-profit organization creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

The format embodied by LUMEN PROJECT seeks to redefine the concert experience as something akin to a spiritual + communal happening. Lumen Project uses extended-duration unbroken sound to invite participants into a contemplative mindframe, placing our attention in the NOW. The format's trajectory bends always towards togetherness and shared experience, away from hierarchy and divisions… seeking to act as a harmonizing force.

The expansion beyond limited notions of time and song-based music, the unembarrassed injection of the spiritual into public life, the creation of a unifying space… this is our aim, and our small resistance against the dominant culture of frantic consumption and acceleration.

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With support from and thanks to:
Viriditas Foundation
Kulturådet

Graphic design: Caroline Igel / Maja Zetterberg
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We ask that everyone in attendance be vaccinated.

LUMEN PROJECT // FOERSTER & KRAMER + JOSEFIN RUNSTEEN & ANDREAZ HEDÉN

:: December 6th ::
:: 18:30 sharp ::
:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::
:: 200 SEK (plus booking fee) ::

The second in our new evening series of sound and light, featuring the organic environmental music of Berlin's FORESTER & KRAMER in their first live performance anywhere, and JOSEFIN RUNSTEEN & ANDREAZ HEDÉN who will premiere a duo set of warm meditative acoustic improvisations.

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Berlin-based Joda Foerster and Niklas Kramer create an “acousmatic environmental ambiance”. Their first LP, entitled HABITAT, was released April 2021 on the legendary Leaving Records.

Habitat, an environmental music collaboration by Berlin based composer Niklas Kramer and percussionist Joda Foerster, is inspired by the drawings of Italian architect Ettore Sottsass. Each of the eight tracks represents a room in an imaginary building.

In Habitat the duo layers, loops and merges sonic textures and patterns into fluid blocks without the restraint of statics. African log drum, Bolivian chajchas, vibraphone, kalimba and various other percussion instruments are processed, pitched, harmonized and filtered through modular synth and script based sample cutting to form a collage of asynchronous layers.

By using acoustic instruments and expanding their sound into abstract shapes, Habitat evokes a vague intimacy, a curious state of comfort in the unknown.

https://open.spotify.com/album/784eJcaYZn3cQXHkpQuqLN...

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The two musicians Josefin Runsteen (violin) and Andreaz Hedén (piano), will this evening premiere an improvised duo set. The music will be led by a hand of warm meditative acoustic improvisations, inevitably affected by the reverence the cathedral of Eric Ericssonhallen convey. Some electronic elements might appear but they will not rehearse or prepare anything before the concert in order to let the music give birth to itself.

Josefin Runsteen is a Swedish multi musician (violin, drums/percussion, vocals) composer and arranger in a wide range of genres. She has worked with artists like Ane Brun, Loney Dear, Fire! Orchestera, Mariam the Believer and in 2019 she won the Swedish National Radios award ”Jazzkatten”. Besides all collaborations she has released two solo albums: ”Thank God the Plague is Over” 2020 together with Charles Spearin (CA) and ”HANA - Three Bodies (Original Soundtrack)” 2021.

https://open.spotify.com/album/0YGLW8HC9v4efkNmlSTAO0...

Andreaz Hedén is a Swedish pianist and composer, active in the jazz, freeform, modern classical, church music, ambient and indie-pop - scene. He has recorded one jazz trio album "Who’s beautiful", and one solopiano-album "If I could top one heart from breaking" and the EP, ”Liminal Spaces”. He has composed, arranged and performed an orchestral work, "Polaric" together with the Swedish Wind Ensemble. He is also a part of the bands Modern Fantazias (Hans Ek), Serious Coffe (featuring Mike Stern and Lew Solof) and has toured with Tomas Andersson Wij and Jonathan Johansson.

https://open.spotify.com/album/2jOm5oHbwb7vXjW8nM4zdH...

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SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT

Bring something to sit/ recline on from home

Turn off/put away your phone.

Remove shoes + uncomfortable clothing.

Applause is not necessary.

Relax. Sleep if you wish.

Eric Ericsonhallen has a wheelchair ramp and an accessible toilet. There is a parking space for disabled by the hall.

As we navigate this new era of being together, we want to provide a worry free and comfortable environment for our audience and the artists. With this in mind we ask that those who attend be vaccinated, and/ or be able to show a recent negative Covid test. This is on the honor system, so please take into consideration. Many thanks, as as always we look forward to seeing you.

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Lumen Project is a non-profit organization creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

With support from and thanks to:

Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Viriditas Foundation

Illustration by Maja Zetterberg
Graphics by Caroline Igel

LUMEN PROJECT // SOFIE BIRCH + CARA TOLMIE - MONDAY NOVEMBER 22nd

:: November 22nd ::
:: 18:30 sharp ::
:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::
:: 200 SEK + fee ::

billetto.se/e/lumen-project-sofie-birch-tickets-577433

Hello we are back to bring you some evenings of sound and light, starting out with sound artist and composer Sofie Birch + Cara Tolmie

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Copenhagen based sound artist and composer Sofie Birch works primarily with synthesizers and field recordings to create ambient and melodic sound collages. Sophie uses improvisation, analogue synthesis and instrumental experiments which are carefully fused into soothing minimal soundscapes.

She began releasing solo works in 2017 through Danish label Infinite Waves. In 2019 she released the albums Planetes through German label Seil, and Island Alchemy through California-based Constellation Tatsu. In 2021, Sofie released WHISPER FOLD BRUSH. Her latest, REPAIR TECHNIQUES, is a collaboration with cellist Johan Caroe.

When performing Sofie uses her surroundings and the impulses from her audience to build one-of-a-kind live shows.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/6kEyGr2dFnzcKGxpHmnJnn...

https://sverigesradio.se/avsnitt/optimistisk-ambient

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Cara Tolmie works from within the intersections of performance-making, music and the moving image. Her works have been performed and exhibited widely at music festivals, art galleries, biennials and in the public space.

Her practice at large centres itself upon the voice, the body and the complex ties between the two. All at once subjective as well as socially determined, she explores voice and body as two codependent entities able to confirm as well as contradict one another. Within this there is keen attention paid to the role of listening both as a practice witnessed by the onlooker and a relationship between the performer and audience member.

Collaboration is also a key aspect of her ongoing practice both in the making of works as well as more expanded research projects. She has recently worked with Moa Franzén, Martin Gustavsson, Stine Janvin, Zoë Poluch, Kim Coleman, Will Holder, Seymour Wright, Paul Abbott in group ULAAPARC, and on artistic research projects The Glossary of the Event with Frida Sandström and Aleksei Borisionok. She also conducts 'Gender of Sound', an ongoing project with Susanna Jablonski in which they host listening events that endeavour to listen together through the frame of ‘gender’ in order to find a shared language that can accommodate multiple testimonies of listening. They have also produced a series of ‘Listening Curtains’ as part of this collaboration.

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SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT

Bring something to sit/ recline on from home

Turn off/put away your phone.

Remove shoes + uncomfortable clothing.

Applause is not necessary.

Relax. Sleep if you wish.

As we navigate this new era of being together, we want to provide a worry free and comfortable environment for our audience and the artists. With this in mind we ask that those who attend be vaccinated, and/ or be able to show a recent negative Covid test. This is on the honor system, so please take into consideration. Many thanks, as as always we look forward to seeing you.

Eric Ericsonhallen has a wheelchair ramp and an accessible toilet. There is a parking space for disabled by the hall.

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Lumen Project is a non-profit organization creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

With support from and thanks to:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Viriditas Foundation

Illustration by Maja Zetterberg
Graphics by Caroline Igel

a longform streamed experience with sound and image acknowledging the New Moon

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJrpiZbRf2Fbsqvz72z2zXg

we present performances by artists in Beirut, Lebanon // with a sonic + visual response from Malmö, Sweden

featuring:

Albin //Jad Atoui // Liliane Chlela // Nadia Daou (Nãr) // Vincent Bahar // Yasmine El Baramawy // Tony Elieh // Charbel Haber // Mathias Landæus // Nathan Larson // Aya Metwalli // Ziad Moukarzel // Sary Moussa // Jawad Nawfal // Julia Sabra // Anthony Sahyoun // Sharif Sehnaoui // Fadi Tabbal // Elyse Tabet //

FREE FOR ALL ---- DONATIONS ARE APPRECIATED and will be shared among the participating artists
Swish (Sweden only): 1233076577
PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/lumenproject

Initiated and realized by Lumen Project in collaboration with Ruptured and Tunefork
Producers: Ziad Nawfal, Lina Enqvist, Maria Lyth, Erik Sandberg, and Nathan Larson
Graphic design by Caroline Igel
Photography by Lujain Jo and Erik Sandberg
Editing by Erik Sandberg and Nathan Larson

Special thanks to Ziad Nawfal / Fadi Tabbal / Tunefork Studios, Beirut / Christian Schultze / S:t Johannes kyrka, Malmö Sweden

With support from:
Musikverket

SOFIE BIRCH (DK)

Two sets, for 30 people each, with individual seating. Tickets can only be purchased in advance…

Performances start 16.00 / 19.00 sharp and doors open at 15.40 / 18.40.

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Copenhagen based sound artist and composer Sofie Birch works primarily with synthesizers and field recordings to create ambient and melodic sound collages. Sophie uses improvisation, analogue synthesis and instrumental experiments which are carefully fused into soothing minimal soundscapes.

She began releasing solo works in 2017 through Danish label Infinite Waves and in 2019 she released the albums Planetes through German label Seil, and Island Alchemy through California-based Constellation Tatsu.

When performing Sofie uses her surroundings and the impulses from her audience to build one-of-a-kind live shows. She has performed at venues such as MONOM (DE) and Roskilde Festival (DK).

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SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT

Take a mat or sit on a chair.

Turn off/put away your phone.

Remove shoes + uncomfortable clothing.

Applause is not necessary.

Relax. Sleep if you wish.

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Lumen Project is a non-profit organisation creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

This event is part of Lumen Project's ongoing collab with the Eric Ericson International Choral Centre.

With support from and thanks to:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Viriditas Foundation

www.lumenproject.se
@lumenprojectstockholm

:: November 15 ::
:: 16.00-17.00 & 19.00-20.00 ::
:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::
:: 150 SEK + fee ::

SUBCHAMBER ENSMBLE

Two sets, for 30 people each, with individual seating. Tickets can only be purchased in advance. Performances start 16.00 / 19.00 sharp and doors open at 15.40 / 18.40.

SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT
Take a mat or sit on a chair.
Turn off/put away your phone.
Remove shoes + uncomfortable clothing.
Applause is not necessary.
Relax. Sleep if you wish.

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Subchamber Ensemble was established by musician, film composer and sound artist Nathan Larson, with cellist Gerda Holmquist. The ensemble involves a rotating roster of classically trained and untrained musicians. Inspired by La Monte Young’s minimalism, as well as by Alice Coltrane’s cascade-like flow of acoustic sound, performances revolve around the harp, strings, clarinet, tuned metal tank drums, electronics and cassette tape manipulations. Their self-titled debut album is available on OONA records.

This performance will feature Gerda Holmqvist, Tove Wadenius, Viktor Auregard, Olivia Rydqvist, Lydia Holmqvist, Elina Nygren, Nathan Larson, Samuel Lundström, and Ellen Pettersson

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Lumen Project is a non-profit organisation creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

This event is part of Lumen Project's ongoing collab with the Eric Ericson International Choral Centre.

With support from and thanks to:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Viriditas Foundation

www.lumenproject.se
@lumenprojectstockholm 

LUMEN SUNDAY IV

:: October 18 ::
:: 16.00-17.00 & 19.00-20.00 ::
:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::
:: 150 SEK + fee ::

SHIDA SHAHABI w special guest

Two sets, for 30 people each, with individual seating. Tickets can only be purchased in advance. Performances start 16.00 / 19.00 sharp and doors open at 15.40 / 18.40.

Tickets available here: https://billetto.se/e/lumen-sunday-iii-biljetter-478939

SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT
Take a mat or sit on a chair.
Turn off/put away your phone.
Remove shoes + uncomfortable clothing.
Applause is not necessary.
Relax. Sleep if you wish.

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Shida Shahabi is a Stockholm-based pianist and composer, whose stunning debut album ’Homes’ (October 2018) drew widespread acclaim and announced her as an exciting new voice in the “neoclassical” genre - meshing a strong melodic sensibility with an intimate and deeply atmospheric exploration of space and timing. Her latest album is entitled SHIFTS.


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Lumen Project is a non-profit organisation creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

This event is part of Lumen Project's ongoing collab with the Eric Ericson International Choral Centre.

With support from and thanks to:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Viriditas Foundation

www.lumenproject.se
@lumenprojectstockholm

LUMEN SUNDAY III

:: September 27 ::
:: 16.00-17.00 & 19.00-20.00 ::
:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::
:: 150 SEK + fee ::

online only Sunday JUNE 14th

Available here:
https://youtu.be/DAjZ2etmTZQ

NYC: 08-17
Reykjavik: 12-21
Stockholm: 14-23
Beirut: 15-24

Link to event to be updated. More info here: https://www.facebook.com/events/587048341921613/

a longform experience with sound and image // to disconnect // connect to // to participate // immerse in.

performances from NYC // STOCKHOLM // BEIRUT // PARIS // REYKJAVÍK // BOVALLSTRAND // MALMÖ

with MARIAM THE BELIEVER // FANTA YAYO // SHIDA SHAHABI & LINNEA OLSSON // KINLAW // SARA PARKMAN & HAMPUS NORÉN // BORGAR MAGNASON // SIRI KARLSSON & JONNA LÖFGREN // YOUMNA SABA // MARIA W HORN // SUBCHAMBER ENSMBLE // LUMEN VOICES // JAD ATOUI // ANTHONY SAHYOUN // LAMINE CISSOKHO // CARA TOLMIE // AGHILI/KARLSSON // COCOONING

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6en9tavHnW7Zw8twOkBSun?si=Ig5zQrOIRIKtB0yoHtTz5A

More info to come!

FREE FOR ALL ---- DONATIONS ARE APPRECIATED
Swish (Sweden only): 1233076577
PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/lumenproject

CREDITS

Direction and editing: Erik Sandberg / Studio Kupol

Additional editing and assembly: Nathan Larson

Produced by Lumen Project in Sweden - Lina Enqvist, Maria Lyth, and Nathan Larson

STOCKHOLM: FANTA YAYO // SHIDA SHAHABI & LINNEA OLSSON // SARA PARKMAN & HAMPUS NORÉN // SIRI KARLSSON & JONNA LÖFGREN // MARIA W HORN // // LUMEN VOICES // CARA TOLMIE //
Direction and editing: Erik Sandberg / Studio Kupol 
Set & light design: Tove Berglund
Light technician: Luka Curk
Sound recording and mixing: Anton Sundell 
Camera operation: Erik Sandberg, David Palmberg and Nathan Larson 
Thanks to: Eric Ericsonhallen, MDT Stockholm, Katarina Henryson, Eric Ericson International Choral Centre
Lumen Voices consists of Lisa Holmgren, Vilma Ogenblad, Paula Wegman, Marco Carlson, Joel Henryson, Christian Rutemark, Bo Nilsson, Christian Holst, Katarina Henryson
Singers with Maria Horn: trio from Ensemble Format: Paula Wegman, Vilma Ogenblad, Lisa Holmgren and Katarina Henryson 

PARIS: YOUMNA SABA //
Video by: Youssef Chebbi
Special thanks to Jakub Šimčik, Djamel Kerkar and La Cité International des Arts, Paris

BEIRUT: JAD ATOUI // ANTHONY SAHYOUN //
A film by Joe Saade
Gaffer: Mario Aaade
Additional videos by: Joelle Abou Chabke, Georges Saadeh, Cynthia-ël Hasbani, Patrick Mouzawak, Ghinwa Daher, Samir Syriani, Amanda Bailly, Cyril Aris, Mounia Akl, Pauline Maroun, Firas Hallak
Special thanks: Georges Flouty, Ziad Moukarzel

BOVALLSTRAND: MARIAM THE BELIEVER // 
Film made in collboration with Fredrik Egerstrand, Daniel Kedem and Andreas Werliin 
Thank you to Tura Scandinavia, Chris Westerstrom, Sony Venice och Fredrik Hansson 
Chuck & Bruno Productions

NYC: KINLAW //
Concept, direction, and sound by Kinlaw, shot in Wilmington, North Carolina

MALMÖ: SUBCHAMBER ENSMBLE // LAMINE CISSOKHO //
Music by Gerda Holmqvist/ Tove Wadenius/ Viktor Auregard / Olivia Rydqvist/ Anna Bervall / Lydia Holmqvist/ Elina Nygren/ Nathan Larson 
Camera operation: Robin Nicolaij Mang, Johan Tholson and Nathan Larson
Sound recording: Judith Parts and Nathan Larson
Thanks to OBRA Gallery, Tomas Giraldo, Petra Bindel 

REYKJAVIK - BORGAR MAGNASON // 
Filmed and edited by Blair Alexander

VINTAGE FILM INTERLUDES //
Vintage film interludes courtesy of the Prelinger Archives, San Francisco, CA. USA
“Fruits and Flowers”, 1922 (US)
“How the Eye Works”, 1941 (US)
“How the Ear Works”, 1940 (US) 
“The Moon Comes By”, 1940 (US) 
Chimes, piano, harp: Vincent Towlait
Harp/guitar: Anna Bergvall
Electronics: Nathan Larson

GUIDED MEDITATION // 
Guided Meditation read by Zawe Ashton

SONIC MEDITATIONS BY PAULINE OLIVEROS //
Ear Piece and The Earth Worm Also Sings by Pauline Oliveros, read by Cara Tolmie
Shot by Robin Nicolaij Mang / Nathan Larson / Erik Sandberg

AGHILI/KARLSSON // 
Video by Erik Sandberg / Studio Kupol

COCOONING //
Filming: Elinor Samuelsson and Julia Samuelsson
Script and editing: Elinor Samuelsson
Music: Nathan Larson
Artists: Nathalie Wahlberg and Elinor Samuelsson

:: Lumen Project is a non-profit organization creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

:: www.lumenproject.se
:: @lumenprojectstockholm

This event is part of Lumen Project's ongoing collab with the Eric Ericson International Choral Centre

With support from:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket

LUMEN PROJECT
// STOCKHOLM 2020

Join us for a seamless 9 hour sound and light festival in Eric Ericsonhallen at Skeppsholmen, Stockholm!

CANCELLED
15.00-24.00
Eric Ericsonhallen
TICKETS ON SALE NOW

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1271645386367644/

Performances by

BORGAR MAGNASON / SHIDA SHAHABI / MARIA W HORN / MARIAM THE BELIEVER / MME CHANDELIER / NADINE BYRNE / YOUMNA SABA / JAD ATOUI / LUMEN VOICES / SUBCHAMBER ENSMBLE / NSDOS / FANTA YAYO / LAMINE CISSOKHO / SIRI KARLSSON / JONNA LÖFGREN / SARAH KINLAW / EL PERRO DEL MAR

This year's artists on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6en9tavHnW7Zw8twOkBSun?si=Ig5zQrOIRIKtB0yoHtTz5A

Light design by

ANDERS HEBERLING

Food provided by

https://vegoschmegan.se/

https://soulisticfoodtruck.se/om/

SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT

:: Turn off/put away your phone.
:: Remove shoes + uncomfortable clothing.
:: Come and go as you please, respectfully.
:: Grab a pillow and find a spot.
:: Applause is not necessary.
:: Relax. Sleep if you wish.

Accessibility

Eric Ericsonhallen har rullstolsramp och handikappanpassad toalett. Det finns en handikapp-parkeringsplats vid hallen.

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This event is part of Lumen Project's ongoing collab with the Eric Ericson International Choral Centre - THANK YOU!

Lumen Project is a non-profit organisation creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness.

www.lumenproject.se

@lumenprojectstockholm

facebook.com/lumenproject.se

With support from
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Eric Ericson International Choral Centre

LUMEN SUNDAY II - EMANATE
Curated by Maria W Horn

:: POSTPONED ::
:: 19.00-21.00 ::
:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::
:: Free of charge ::

HILARY JEFFERY / JONAS NORDBERG / LIAM BYRNE / LUCY RAILTON / MATS ERLANDSSON / YAIR ELAZAR GLOTMAN

19.00 Jonas Nordberg & Liam Byrne
19.40 Yair Elazar Glotman & Mats Erlandsson present Emanate
20.30 Lucy Railton

The evening will consist of three performances - the first act will be a duo performance by Liam Byrne & Jonas Nordberg focusing on the texture and timbre of the lute and viola da gamba. The second act is the Swedish premiere of the piece Emanate by Yair Elazar Glotman & Mats Erlandsson. Lucy Railtons GRM-commisioned piece for cello, electronics and 8 channel surround sound will close the evening.

Emanate is a long-form piece written by Yair Elazar Glotman and Mats Erlandsson for electronics and a small chamber ensemble. In this iteration of the piece the performers are Liam Byrne, Hillary Jeffery and Lucy Railton. The piece is an attempt to create a durational ensemble piece that offers the listener a possibility to follow along an elongated dramatic arch thus allowing for longer stretches of musical immersion. The music unfolds in collaboration and exchange with the musicians in the ensemble, so that time and space is allowed for each of the instruments to respond to the compositional basis and expand. The work will also be presented as a vinyl record on 130701 later in the spring.


SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT
:: Turn off/put away your phone.
:: Remove shoes + uncomfortable clothing.
:: Come and go as you please, respectfully.
:: Grab a pillow and find a spot.
:: Applause is not necessary.
:: Relax. Sleep if you wish.

Lumen Project is a non-profit organisation creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness. Four monthly events are scheduled (February 16th, March 29th, and April 19th) culminating in a longform event on May 1st in Eric Ericsonhallen.

This event is part of Lumen Project's ongoing collab with the Eric Ericson International Choral Centre.

With support from and thanks to:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Konstnärsnämnden
Viriditas Foundation

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/177721986807826/

LUMEN SUNDAY I

:: February 16 ::
:: 18.00-20.00 ::
:: Eric Ericsonhallen ::
:: Free of charge ::

GUNNAR IDENSTAM / AINA MYRSTENER / LOLJUD / NATHAN LARSON / VILHELM BROMANDER / LUMEN VOICES

SUGGESTIONS FOR ENJOYING THIS EVENT
Turn off/put away your phone.
Remove shoes + uncomfortable clothing.
Come and go as you please, respectfully.
Grab a pillow and find a spot.
Applause is not necessary.
Relax. Sleep if you wish.

Lumen Project is a non-profit organisation creating immersive experiences, employing sound / light / and space to inspire awe and stillness. Four monthly events are scheduled (February 16th, March 29th, and April 19th) culminating in a longform event on May 1st in Eric Ericsonhallen.

This event is part of Lumen Project's ongoing collab with the Eric Ericson International Choral Centre.

With support from and thanks to:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Viriditas Foundation

www.lumenproject.se
@lumenprojectstockholm

// THREE SEPERATE EVENTS //

HATHA YOGA

Join us for an hour of MORNING YOGA in Eric Ericsonhallen at Skeppsholmen together with Sudheesh M. Balakrishna

The event is FREE of charge but we encourage donations to #bethechange. The mission behind #bethechange is to regularly provide freshly prepared meals to people living on the streets of Thrissur in Kerala, India. Sudheesh himself raises funding and awareness of this charity's cause by holding donation-based yoga classes. His family and friends in Thrissur prepare the food, and deliver about 300-500 meals every month. Read more about the initiative here: http://eng.ayuramma.com/

WHEN: 27 NOVEMBER 07.30-08.30 (doors open 07.15)
WHERE: ERIC ERICSONHALLEN (changing room available, but no showers)
HOW MUCH: FREE OF CHARGE & OPTIONAL DONATIONS - all proceeds go straight to to #bethechange

Mats will be provided but you're also welcome to bring your own. It can be bit chilly in the morning, so you might want to bring a sweater or shawl!

More info and RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/2511433432467350/

Eric Ericsonhallen will also be open at lunchtime for a 20 mins long guided meditation, starting at 12.00. Open and free for all.

DEEP LISTENING

DEEP LISTENING is a workshop introducing Pauline Oliveros’ Deep Listening® practices which explore the difference between the involuntary nature of hearing and the voluntary, selective nature of listening.

This workshop is open to all with no previous experience or musical training needed, just a willingness to participate.

The workshop will be led by Björn Eriksson, certified Deep Listening instructor who studied directly with Pauline Oliveros, together with Lina Enqvist, co-founder of Lumen Project.

WHEN: 27 NOVEMBER 15-18
WHERE: ERIC ERICSONHALLEN (we may also go outside, if the weather allows for it)
HOW MUCH: 150 SEK (including fika)
Sign up by sending an email to lumenprojectstockholm@gmail.com

More info and RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/612116952657779/

GLO

LUMEN PROJECT is hosting the Great Learning Orchestra (GLO), which is celebrating 20 years as an ensemble playing experimental music. Together with a choir, GLO will perform pieces inspired by the work of Pauline Oliveros and a specially-composed piece by Ida Lundén.

WHEN: 27 NOVEMBER 19.30-21
WHERE: ERIC ERICSONHALLEN

This event is FREE OF CHARGE. When entering Eric Ericsonhallen, please turn off / silence your phone and remove your shoes if you wish.

More info and RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/2522304574551531/

These events are part of LUMEN PROJECT's ongoing collaboration with the Eric Ericson International Choral Centre. Our goal is to bring a sense of magic + sanctuary to the frenetic, sometimes disjointed, world in which we live.

LUMEN PROJECT is excited to host research platform Composing / Public / Space (C / P / S).

Occam's Razor is an atmospheric experience through time and space at Eric Ericsonhallen. Individual and collective works of sound, performance, and video are interlinked, activating different architectural aspects of the church and immerse its visitors.

C / P / S, led by artist Tarek Atoui, is a post-master course within the research programme of Kungl. Konsthögskolan/Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm. The approach of C / P / S stems from Atoui’s work with music, instruments and performance. Together the group think and work around these notions and their interconnections; experimental instruments and instrument making become the starting point for creating encounters with diverse audiences and engaging with the reality and musicality of a place.

The group consists of Alan Affichard, Ami Kohara, Igor Porte, Jeremiah Runnels, Johanna Mårtensson, Julia Giertz and Rossana Mercado-Rojas, all professional practitioners from areas such as music, visual arts, art history and performing arts.

The performed situations by C / P / S will guide the audience throughout the evening and the architectural-sound space of Eric Ericssonhallen.


Cover image: Hasp (from sketchfab)

Come spend this one-time evening with us!


PRACTICAL INFO:
This event is FREE OF CHARGE. When entering Eric Ericsonhallen, please turn off / silence your phone and remove your shoes if you wish. Welcome to come and go as you wish during the evening.

This event is part of LUMEN PROJECT's ongoing collab with the Eric Ericson International Choral Centre. Our goal is to bring a sense of magic + sanctuary to the frenetic, sometimes disjointed, world in which we live. THANK YOU!

Thanks to EMS Elektronmusik studion for technical assistance.

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/398869880968530/
www.kkh.se/education/composing-public-space/
www.lumenproject.se
@lumenprojectstockholm

Join us for a seamless 12 hour sound and light festival

Take the opportunity to unplug and beat back the darkness of the season in a gorgeous environment

The event will be comprised of 12 hours of nonstop music and visuals

Come and go as you please and enjoy food trucks on site

Music from 10:00 – 22:00

Doors open at 9:00 for gong meditation led by Mateusz Krawiec

PERFORMANCES BY

MOOR MOTHER // JULIANNA BARWICK // NOVELLER

MARIAM THE BELIEVER // MIKA TAKEHARA

ROBERT AUBREY AIKI LOWE // REBEKKA KARIJORD

MELISSA AUF DER MAUR // NATHAN LARSON

TIME IS A MOUNTAIN // LAU NAU // KALI MALONE

SOFIA JERNBERG // SARAH VAN BUREN // PUCE MARY

SUBCHAMBER ENSMBLE // CÆCILIE TRIER

MARTA FORSBERG // SONJA LABIANCA

ERIK ENOCKSSON // CHRISTER BOTHÉN // LUMEN VOICES

Presented by LUMEN PROJECT, LE GUESS WHO?, BASILICA HUDSON, CAFE MIDNATT, and TEMPLET

Curated by NATHAN LARSON & WILDBIRDS and PEACEDRUMS

LUMEN PROJECT SPOTIFY PLAYLIST

With support from and thanks to:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Eric Ericson International Choral Centre
Swedish Arts Council
Viriditas Foundation

Event gallery:

Photos by Camilla Rehstrand

Film by Ashley Briggs

Light Colours is a light- and sound installation, originally based on sounds of violin strings. During a residency at Jyderup Højskole in Denmark late 2017, the piece took a completely new form – the loops of strings got replaced by voices of three music students from the school. Suddenly the piece got lips and lungs, creating a choir of lights.

For more about Marta's work: http://martaforsberg.com/about/

This event is FREE OF CHARGE!
Come and go as you wish - the installation is open from 10:00 to 22:00.
If you wish: bring pillows, blankets or mats to sit on!

RSVP / SHARE HERE

With support from and thanks to:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Eric Ericson International Choral Centre
Swedish Arts Council

Educated in Paris, Stockholm and Basel, cellist and composer Chrichan Larson has performed as Principal Cellist with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and with Ensemble Inter- Contemporain in Paris. Larson is an accomplished chamber musician, with his name attached to ensembles such as KanmarensembleN, Ensemble Ma and Das Orchester.

This event is FREE OF CHARGE!
Doors open at 17:30 for pre-music silence / sound
Music from 18:30 - 19:15
If you wish: bring pillows, blankets or mats to sit on!

RSVP / SHARE HERE

With support from and thanks to:
Stockholms stad
Musikverket
Eric Ericson International Choral Centre
Swedish Arts Council