Pekka Halonen's Vid vaken/Washing on the Ice (1900) 
one of the paintings of the "Nordic Art" exhibition at the Groninger Museum in Groningen (the Netherlands), served as an inspiration for this musical piece.  

The track is featured in the dance theatre performance "Fimbulwinter", the second of 4 multimedial performances at the Groninger Museum during the Groninger Museum "Live" Festival (groningermuseum.nl/groninger-museum-live-festival) in the "Nordic Reveries" series (nordicreveries.tumblr.com) created by Agalya Koika (artistic director/choreographer) in collaboration with Bouke Mekel (visual artist).

Toiling on the Ice Field (nordic reveries EP)

"Albertine" (1884) by Christian Krohg, one of the paintings of the "Nordic Art" exhibition at the Groninger Museum in Groningen (the Netherlands), served as an inspiration for this musical piece.

The track is featured in the dance theatre performance "Fimbulwinter", the second of 4 multimedial performances at the Groninger Museum during the Groninger Museum "Live" Festival (groningermuseum.nl/groninger-museum-live-festival) in the "Nordic Reveries" series (nordicreveries.tumblr.com) created by Agalya Koika (artistic director/choreographer) in collaboration with Bouke Mekel (visual artist).

Forging the Beast (nordic reveries EP)

"Andreas F. V. Hansen, the Sculptor, and his Wife" (1900-01) by Ejnar Nielsen,
one of the paintings of the "Nordic Art" exhibition at the Groninger Museum in Groningen (the Netherlands), served as an inspiration for this musical piece.

The track is featured in the dance theatre performance "The Tethering Knot", the third of 4 multimedial performances at the Groninger Museum during the Groninger Museum "Live" Festival (groningermuseum.nl/groninger-museum-live-festival) in the "Nordic Reveries" series (nordicreveries.tumblr.com) created by Agalya Koika (artistic director/choreographer) in collaboration with Bouke Mekel (visual artist).

The End of the Walk (nordic reveries EP)

Peder Severin Krøyer's Summer Evening at the South Beach, Skagen. Anna Ancher and Marie Krøyer (study) (1893),
one of the paintings of the "Nordic Art" exhibition at the Groninger Museum in Groningen (the Netherlands), served as an inspiration for this musical piece.

The track is featured in the dance theatre performance "The Tethering Knot", the third of 4 multimedial performances at the Groninger Museum during the Groninger Museum "Live" Festival (groningermuseum.nl/groninger-museum-live-festival) in the "Nordic Reveries" series (nordicreveries.tumblr.com) created by Agalya Koika (artistic director/choreographer) in collaboration with Bouke Mekel (visual artist).

Stranded Hourglass (nordic reveries EP)

“En abonnent på Aftenposten” (1887) by Oda Krohg, 
one of the paintings of the "Nordic Art" exhibition at the Groninger Museum in Groningen (the Netherlands), served as an inspiration for this musical piece.

The track is featured in the dance theatre performance "The Golden Path", the first of 4 multimedial performances at the Groninger Museum during the Groninger Museum "Live" Festival (groningermuseum.nl/groninger-museum-live-festival) in the "Nordic Reveries" series (nordicreveries.tumblr.com) created by Agalya Koika (artistic director/choreographer) in collaboration with Bouke Mekel (visual artist).

Delirium (nordic reveries EP)

A dark, piercing & enchanting sonic experience venturing a voyage into (a)tonal fantasy worlds inspirited by interwoven ecosystems & settlements of the North. 
 

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