Name: Heiðavatn
Start: 2025-06-16T15:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-06-16T15:01:00+01:00

Heiðavatn

Where: Klingran
Duration: 45 min

Heiðavatn is a new Faroese ensemble consisting of four string players and an accordion. In addition to new compositions, they perform music originally written for rarer and more exotic instruments such as the glass harmonica and the harmonium. The works have been arranged for accordion by Anna Hüdepohl.

We will hear a new piece by Angelika Hansen, Kristian Blak and one by Páll Sólstein.

Heiðavatn:
Anna Hüdepohl (accordion)
Atli Ellendersen (violin)
Jón Festirstein (violin)
Birita Dam (viola)
Tóri Restorff Jacobsen (cello)

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Heiðavatn