Marc Mellits - Music for 5 musicians

Agnes Holmberg Lundevall - Double Bas
Frieda Funk - Piano
Kristina Thede Johansen - Tenor Saxophone
Ninna Morsing - Percussion
Sofie Brems Sørensen - Trumpet


Music For 5 Musicians

Þuríður Jónsdóttir  - Sandar

Ensemble Sirius performs Sandar in Koncertkirken, Copenhagen the 16th of august 2017. The performance was a part of the project "A Journey Through Nordic Nature"

A Journey Through Nordic Nature

The wild nature of the northern hemisphere has always had a decisive influence on Nordic cultures. Inspired by this heritage, Ensemble Sirius, a young all-female quintet, has chosen the Nordic nature as a theme for their musical project.

The quintet asked six composers to create new works about Nordic nature, each piece lasting 10 minutes. Their goal is to see if the composers, each of Scandinavian origin, find a common Nordic tone. The concert will give the answer.

The instrumentation of the ensemble is an unique constellation, which has given the composers freedom to play and experiment with a myriad of possibilities. During the concerts the composers will be present on video to talk about their piece and thus making the music even more ac- cessible to the public.

The quintet’s vision is to focus on, develop and disseminate Nordic contem- porary music now and in the years to come. Their great wish is that every- one who listen will enjoy their music.

The ensemble aims to recreate a common Nordic culture, an inclusive place to develop and celebrate community spirit – and also build up the net- work between the audience, composers and themselves, the performing musicians.

The music in the promotionvideo is by Lars Karlsson (ÅL): Sea Pictures - III. Windy Afternoon


Ensemble Sirius Tour 2017:

Åland
5 August - St. Görans Kyrka, Mariehamn

Finland
6 August - Temppeliaukion Kirkko, Helsinki

Sweden
9 August - Nordiska Museet, Stockholm
11 August - Rosengrens Skafferi, Örebro

Denmark
14 August - Kammermusiksalen, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Aarhus
16 August - Koncertkirken, København 
17 August - Brædstrup Kirke, Brædstrup

Faroe Islands
22 August - Workshop Tórshavnar Musikskkúli
23 August - Norðurlandahúsið, Tórshavn

Iceland
26 August - Workshop Norræna húsið, Reykjavík 
27 August - Norræna Húsið, Reykjavík

Greenland
29 August - Katuaq Kulturhus, Nuuk
30 August - Katuaq Kulturhus – concert for elderly citizens, Nuuk 
2 September - Taseralik, Sisimiut Kulturhus, Sisimiut


Ensemble Sirius:
Sofie Brems Sørensen (DK) trumpets
Kristina Thede Johansen (FO) saxophones
Ninna Morsing (DK) percussion
Agnes Holmberg Lundevall (SE) double bass
Frieda Funk (GE) Piano

Music:
Atli Kárason Petersen (FO) - Siriusly
Julian Broman (SE) - Vågor
Lars Karlsson (ÅL) - Sea Pictures
Thuriður Jónsdóttir (IS) - Sandar
Mette Nielsen (DK) - 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur
Arnannguaq Gerstrøm (GL) - Silap Inua

Background music:
Ninna Morsing - Song for Sirius

Thank you to Mavnus for making this movie.
http://mavnus.dk/

We would like to thank these funds for their generous support of our project:

Nordic cooperation
• Nordisk Kulturkontakt
• North Atlantic Tourism Association 
• Letterstedtska Föreningen

Denmark
• A.P. Møller Fonden
• Statens Kunstfond
• SNYK
• Wilhelm Hansen Fonden • Augustinus Fonden
• Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond
• Den Ingwersenske Fond

Greenland
• NunaFonden
• Sermeq Puljen

Faroe Islands
• Mentanargrunnur Landsins • Vestmanna Kommuna
• Dansk-Færøsk Kulturfond
• Mentamálaráðið
• Tórshavnar Kommuna

Sweden
• Clara Lachmanns Fond

Denmark/Finland
• Gustav Packaléns Mindefond

Sandar

Sandar - Þuríður Jónsdóttir

Atli Kárason Petersen - Siriusly

Ensemble Sirius performs Siriusly in Norðurlandahúsið, Tórshavn the 23th of august 2017. The performance was a part of the project "A Journey Through Nordic Nature"

A Journey Through Nordic Nature

The wild nature of the northern hemisphere has always had a decisive influence on Nordic cultures. Inspired by this heritage, Ensemble Sirius, a young all-female quintet, has chosen the Nordic nature as a theme for their musical project.

The quintet asked six composers to create new works about Nordic nature, each piece lasting 10 minutes. Their goal is to see if the composers, each of Scandinavian origin, find a common Nordic tone. The concert will give the answer.

The instrumentation of the ensemble is an unique constellation, which has given the composers freedom to play and experiment with a myriad of possibilities. During the concerts the composers will be present on video to talk about their piece and thus making the music even more ac- cessible to the public.

The quintet’s vision is to focus on, develop and disseminate Nordic contemporary music now and in the years to come. Their great wish is that everyone who listen will enjoy their music.

The ensemble aims to recreate a common Nordic culture, an inclusive place to develop and celebrate community spirit - and also build up the network between the audience, composers and themselves, the performing musicians.

Ensemble Sirius Tour 2017:

Åland
5 August - St. Görans Kyrka, Mariehamn

Finland
6 August - Temppeliaukion Kirkko, Helsinki

Sweden
9 August - Nordiska Museet, Stockholm
11 August - Rosengrens Skafferi, Örebro

Denmark
14 August - Kammermusiksalen, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Aarhus
16 August - Koncertkirken, København 
17 August - Brædstrup Kirke, Brædstrup

Faroe Islands
22 August - Workshop Tórshavnar Musikskkúli
23 August - Norðurlandahúsið, Tórshavn

Iceland
26 August - Workshop Norræna húsið, Reykjavík 
27 August - Norræna Húsið, Reykjavík

Greenland
29 August - Katuaq Kulturhus, Nuuk
30 August - Katuaq Kulturhus – concert for elderly citizens, Nuuk 
2 September - Taseralik, Sisimiut Kulturhus, Sisimiut

Ensemble Sirius:
Sofie Brems Sørensen (DK) trumpets
Kristina Thede Johansen (FO) saxophones
Ninna Morsing (DK) percussion
Agnes Holmberg Lundevall (SE) double bass
Frieda Funk (GE) Piano

Music:
Atli Kárason Petersen (FO) - Siriusly
Julian Broman (SE) - Vågor
Lars Karlsson (ÅL) - Sea Pictures
Thuriður Jónsdóttir (IS) - Sandar
Mette Nielsen (DK) - 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur
Arnannguaq Gerstrøm (GL) - Silap Inua

Background music:
Ninna Morsing - Song for Sirius

Thank you to Mavnus for making this movie.
mavnus.dk/

We would like to thank these funds for their generous support of our project:

Nordic cooperation
• Nordisk Kulturkontakt
• North Atlantic Tourism Association 
• Letterstedtska Föreningen

Denmark
• A.P. Møller Fonden
• Statens Kunstfond
• SNYK
• Wilhelm Hansen Fonden • Augustinus Fonden
• Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond
• Den Ingwersenske Fond

Greenland
• NunaFonden
• Sermeq Puljen

Faroe Islands
• Mentanargrunnur Landsins • Vestmanna Kommuna
• Dansk-Færøsk Kulturfond
• Mentamálaráðið
• Tórshavnar Kommuna

Sweden
• Clara Lachmanns Fond

Denmark/Finland
• Gustav Packaléns Mindefond

Siriusly - Atli K. Petersen

Lars Karlsson (ÅL) - Sea Pictures: I. Autumn Morning by the Sea

Ensemble Sirius performs Sea Pictures in Kammermusiksalen, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Aarhus, Denmark the 14th of august 2017. The performance was a part of the project "A Journey Through Nordic Nature"

A Journey Through Nordic Nature

The wild nature of the northern hemisphere has always had a decisive influence on Nordic cultures. Inspired by this heritage, Ensemble Sirius, a young all-female quintet, has chosen the Nordic nature as a theme for their musical project.

The quintet asked six composers to create new works about Nordic nature, each piece lasting 10 minutes. Their goal is to see if the composers, each of Scandinavian origin, find a common Nordic tone. The concert will give the answer.

The instrumentation of the ensemble is an unique constellation, which has given the composers freedom to play and experiment with a myriad of possibilities. During the concerts the composers will be present on video to talk about their piece and thus making the music even more ac- cessible to the public.

The quintet’s vision is to focus on, develop and disseminate Nordic contemporary music now and in the years to come. Their great wish is that everyone who listen will enjoy their music.

The ensemble aims to recreate a common Nordic culture, an inclusive place to develop and celebrate community spirit - and also build up the network between the audience, composers and themselves, the performing musicians.

Ensemble Sirius Tour 2017:

Åland
5 August - St. Görans Kyrka, Mariehamn

Finland
6 August - Temppeliaukion Kirkko, Helsinki

Sweden
9 August - Nordiska Museet, Stockholm
11 August - Rosengrens Skafferi, Örebro

Denmark
14 August - Kammermusiksalen, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Aarhus
16 August - Koncertkirken, København 
17 August - Brædstrup Kirke, Brædstrup

Faroe Islands
22 August - Workshop Tórshavnar Musikskkúli
23 August - Norðurlandahúsið, Tórshavn

Iceland
26 August - Workshop Norræna húsið, Reykjavík 
27 August - Norræna Húsið, Reykjavík

Greenland
29 August - Katuaq Kulturhus, Nuuk
30 August - Katuaq Kulturhus – concert for elderly citizens, Nuuk 
2 September - Taseralik, Sisimiut Kulturhus, Sisimiut

Ensemble Sirius:
Sofie Brems Sørensen (DK) trumpets
Kristina Thede Johansen (FO) saxophones
Ninna Morsing (DK) percussion
Agnes Holmberg Lundevall (SE) double bass
Frieda Funk (GE) Piano

Music:
Atli Kárason Petersen (FO) - Siriusly
Julian Broman (SE) - Vågor
Lars Karlsson (ÅL) - Sea Pictures
Thuriður Jónsdóttir (IS) - Sandar
Mette Nielsen (DK) - 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur
Arnannguaq Gerstrøm (GL) - Silap Inua

Background music:
Ninna Morsing - Song for Sirius

Thank you to Mavnus for making this movie.
mavnus.dk/

We would like to thank these funds for their generous support of our project:

Nordic cooperation
• Nordisk Kulturkontakt
• North Atlantic Tourism Association 
• Letterstedtska Föreningen

Denmark
• A.P. Møller Fonden
• Statens Kunstfond
• SNYK
• Wilhelm Hansen Fonden • Augustinus Fonden
• Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond
• Den Ingwersenske Fond

Greenland
• NunaFonden
• Sermeq Puljen

Faroe Islands
• Mentanargrunnur Landsins • Vestmanna Kommuna
• Dansk-Færøsk Kulturfond
• Mentamálaráðið
• Tórshavnar Kommuna

Sweden
• Clara Lachmanns Fond

Denmark/Finland
• Gustav Packaléns Mindefond

Sea Pictures: I. Autumn Morning by the Sea - Lars Karlsson

Lars Karlsson (ÅL) - Sea Pictures: III. Windy Afternoon

Ensemble Sirius performs Windy Afternoon in Kammermusiksalen, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Aarhus, Denmark the 14th of august 2017. The performance was a part of the project "A Journey Through Nordic Nature"

A Journey Through Nordic Nature

The wild nature of the northern hemisphere has always had a decisive influence on Nordic cultures. Inspired by this heritage, Ensemble Sirius, a young all-female quintet, has chosen the Nordic nature as a theme for their musical project.

The quintet asked six composers to create new works about Nordic nature, each piece lasting 10 minutes. Their goal is to see if the composers, each of Scandinavian origin, find a common Nordic tone. The concert will give the answer.

The instrumentation of the ensemble is an unique constellation, which has given the composers freedom to play and experiment with a myriad of possibilities. During the concerts the composers will be present on video to talk about their piece and thus making the music even more ac- cessible to the public.

The quintet’s vision is to focus on, develop and disseminate Nordic contemporary music now and in the years to come. Their great wish is that everyone who listen will enjoy their music.

The ensemble aims to recreate a common Nordic culture, an inclusive place to develop and celebrate community spirit - and also build up the network between the audience, composers and themselves, the performing musicians.

Ensemble Sirius Tour 2017:

Åland
5 August - St. Görans Kyrka, Mariehamn

Finland
6 August - Temppeliaukion Kirkko, Helsinki

Sweden
9 August - Nordiska Museet, Stockholm
11 August - Rosengrens Skafferi, Örebro

Denmark
14 August - Kammermusiksalen, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Aarhus
16 August - Koncertkirken, København 
17 August - Brædstrup Kirke, Brædstrup

Faroe Islands
22 August - Workshop Tórshavnar Musikskkúli
23 August - Norðurlandahúsið, Tórshavn

Iceland
26 August - Workshop Norræna húsið, Reykjavík 
27 August - Norræna Húsið, Reykjavík

Greenland
29 August - Katuaq Kulturhus, Nuuk
30 August - Katuaq Kulturhus – concert for elderly citizens, Nuuk 
2 September - Taseralik, Sisimiut Kulturhus, Sisimiut

Ensemble Sirius:
Sofie Brems Sørensen (DK) trumpets
Kristina Thede Johansen (FO) saxophones
Ninna Morsing (DK) percussion
Agnes Holmberg Lundevall (SE) double bass
Frieda Funk (GE) Piano

Music:
Atli Kárason Petersen (FO) - Siriusly
Julian Broman (SE) - Vågor
Lars Karlsson (ÅL) - Sea Pictures
Thuriður Jónsdóttir (IS) - Sandar
Mette Nielsen (DK) - 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur
Arnannguaq Gerstrøm (GL) - Silap Inua

Background music:
Ninna Morsing - Song for Sirius

Thank you to Mavnus for making this movie.
mavnus.dk/

We would like to thank these funds for their generous support of our project:

Nordic cooperation
• Nordisk Kulturkontakt
• North Atlantic Tourism Association 
• Letterstedtska Föreningen

Denmark
• A.P. Møller Fonden
• Statens Kunstfond
• SNYK
• Wilhelm Hansen Fonden • Augustinus Fonden
• Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond
• Den Ingwersenske Fond

Greenland
• NunaFonden
• Sermeq Puljen

Faroe Islands
• Mentanargrunnur Landsins • Vestmanna Kommuna
• Dansk-Færøsk Kulturfond
• Mentamálaráðið
• Tórshavnar Kommuna

Sweden
• Clara Lachmanns Fond

Denmark/Finland
• Gustav Packaléns Mindefond

Sea Pictures: III. Windy Afternoon - Lars Karlsson

Mette Nielsen (DK) - 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur

Ensemble Sirius performs 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur in Koncertkirken, Copenhagen, Denmark the 16th of August 2017. The performance was a part of the project "A Journey Through Nordic Nature"

A Journey Through Nordic Nature

The wild nature of the northern hemisphere has always had a decisive influence on Nordic cultures. Inspired by this heritage, Ensemble Sirius, a young all-female quintet, has chosen the Nordic nature as a theme for their musical project.

The quintet asked six composers to create new works about Nordic nature, each piece lasting 10 minutes. Their goal is to see if the composers, each of Scandinavian origin, find a common Nordic tone. The concert will give the answer.

The instrumentation of the ensemble is an unique constellation, which has given the composers freedom to play and experiment with a myriad of possibilities. During the concerts the composers will be present on video to talk about their piece and thus making the music even more ac- cessible to the public.

The quintet’s vision is to focus on, develop and disseminate Nordic contemporary music now and in the years to come. Their great wish is that everyone who listen will enjoy their music.

The ensemble aims to recreate a common Nordic culture, an inclusive place to develop and celebrate community spirit - and also build up the network between the audience, composers and themselves, the performing musicians.

Ensemble Sirius Tour 2017:

Åland
5 August - St. Görans Kyrka, Mariehamn

Finland
6 August - Temppeliaukion Kirkko, Helsinki

Sweden
9 August - Nordiska Museet, Stockholm
11 August - Rosengrens Skafferi, Örebro

Denmark
14 August - Kammermusiksalen, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Aarhus
16 August - Koncertkirken, København 
17 August - Brædstrup Kirke, Brædstrup

Faroe Islands
22 August - Workshop Tórshavnar Musikskkúli
23 August - Norðurlandahúsið, Tórshavn

Iceland
26 August - Workshop Norræna húsið, Reykjavík 
27 August - Norræna Húsið, Reykjavík

Greenland
29 August - Katuaq Kulturhus, Nuuk
30 August - Katuaq Kulturhus – concert for elderly citizens, Nuuk 
2 September - Taseralik, Sisimiut Kulturhus, Sisimiut

Ensemble Sirius:
Sofie Brems Sørensen (DK) trumpets
Kristina Thede Johansen (FO) saxophones
Ninna Morsing (DK) percussion
Agnes Holmberg Lundevall (SE) double bass
Frieda Funk (GE) Piano

Music:
Atli Kárason Petersen (FO) - Siriusly
Julian Broman (SE) - Vågor
Lars Karlsson (ÅL) - Sea Pictures
Thuriður Jónsdóttir (IS) - Sandar
Mette Nielsen (DK) - 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur
Arnannguaq Gerstrøm (GL) - Silap Inua

Background music:
Ninna Morsing - Song for Sirius

Thank you to Mavnus for making this movie.
mavnus.dk/

We would like to thank these funds for their generous support of our project:

Nordic cooperation
• Nordisk Kulturkontakt
• North Atlantic Tourism Association 
• Letterstedtska Föreningen

Denmark
• A.P. Møller Fonden
• Statens Kunstfond
• SNYK
• Wilhelm Hansen Fonden • Augustinus Fonden
• Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond
• Den Ingwersenske Fond

Greenland
• NunaFonden
• Sermeq Puljen

Faroe Islands
• Mentanargrunnur Landsins • Vestmanna Kommuna
• Dansk-Færøsk Kulturfond
• Mentamálaráðið
• Tórshavnar Kommuna

Sweden
• Clara Lachmanns Fond

Denmark/Finland
• Gustav Packaléns Mindefond

12 Stilleben Med Dansk Natur - Mette Nielsen

Arnannguaq Gerstrøm (GL) - Silap Inua

Ensemble Sirius performs 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur in Koncertkirken, Copenhagen, Denmark the 16th of August 2017. The performance was a part of the project "A Journey Through Nordic Nature"

A Journey Through Nordic Nature

The wild nature of the northern hemisphere has always had a decisive influence on Nordic cultures. Inspired by this heritage, Ensemble Sirius, a young all-female quintet, has chosen the Nordic nature as a theme for their musical project.

The quintet asked six composers to create new works about Nordic nature, each piece lasting 10 minutes. Their goal is to see if the composers, each of Scandinavian origin, find a common Nordic tone. The concert will give the answer.

The instrumentation of the ensemble is an unique constellation, which has given the composers freedom to play and experiment with a myriad of possibilities. During the concerts the composers will be present on video to talk about their piece and thus making the music even more ac- cessible to the public.

The quintet’s vision is to focus on, develop and disseminate Nordic contemporary music now and in the years to come. Their great wish is that everyone who listen will enjoy their music.

The ensemble aims to recreate a common Nordic culture, an inclusive place to develop and celebrate community spirit - and also build up the network between the audience, composers and themselves, the performing musicians.

Ensemble Sirius Tour 2017:

Åland
5 August - St. Görans Kyrka, Mariehamn

Finland
6 August - Temppeliaukion Kirkko, Helsinki

Sweden
9 August - Nordiska Museet, Stockholm
11 August - Rosengrens Skafferi, Örebro

Denmark
14 August - Kammermusiksalen, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Aarhus
16 August - Koncertkirken, København 
17 August - Brædstrup Kirke, Brædstrup

Faroe Islands
22 August - Workshop Tórshavnar Musikskkúli
23 August - Norðurlandahúsið, Tórshavn

Iceland
26 August - Workshop Norræna húsið, Reykjavík 
27 August - Norræna Húsið, Reykjavík

Greenland
29 August - Katuaq Kulturhus, Nuuk
30 August - Katuaq Kulturhus – concert for elderly citizens, Nuuk 
2 September - Taseralik, Sisimiut Kulturhus, Sisimiut

Ensemble Sirius:
Sofie Brems Sørensen (DK) trumpets
Kristina Thede Johansen (FO) saxophones
Ninna Morsing (DK) percussion
Agnes Holmberg Lundevall (SE) double bass
Frieda Funk (GE) Piano

Music:
Atli Kárason Petersen (FO) - Siriusly
Julian Broman (SE) - Vågor
Lars Karlsson (ÅL) - Sea Pictures
Thuriður Jónsdóttir (IS) - Sandar
Mette Nielsen (DK) - 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur
Arnannguaq Gerstrøm (GL) - Silap Inua

Background music:
Ninna Morsing - Song for Sirius

Thank you to Mavnus for making this movie.
mavnus.dk/

We would like to thank these funds for their generous support of our project:

Nordic cooperation
• Nordisk Kulturkontakt
• North Atlantic Tourism Association 
• Letterstedtska Föreningen

Denmark
• A.P. Møller Fonden
• Statens Kunstfond
• SNYK
• Wilhelm Hansen Fonden • Augustinus Fonden
• Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond
• Den Ingwersenske Fond

Greenland
• NunaFonden
• Sermeq Puljen

Faroe Islands
• Mentanargrunnur Landsins • Vestmanna Kommuna
• Dansk-Færøsk Kulturfond
• Mentamálaráðið
• Tórshavnar Kommuna

Sweden
• Clara Lachmanns Fond

Denmark/Finland
• Gustav Packaléns Mindefond

Silap Inua - Arnannguaq Gerstrøm

Isac Broman (SE) - Vågor / Waves

Ensemble Sirius performs Vågor in Nordiska Museet, Stockholm, Sweden, the 9th of August 2017. The performance was a part of the project "A Journey Through Nordic Nature".

A Journey Through Nordic Nature

The wild nature of the northern hemisphere has always had a decisive influence on Nordic cultures. Inspired by this heritage, Ensemble Sirius, a young all-female quintet, has chosen the Nordic nature as a theme for their musical project.

The quintet asked six composers to create new works about Nordic nature, each piece lasting 10 minutes. Their goal is to see if the composers, each of Scandinavian origin, find a common Nordic tone. The concert will give the answer.

The instrumentation of the ensemble is an unique constellation, which has given the composers freedom to play and experiment with a myriad of possibilities. During the concerts the composers will be present on video to talk about their piece and thus making the music even more ac- cessible to the public.

The quintet’s vision is to focus on, develop and disseminate Nordic contemporary music now and in the years to come. Their great wish is that everyone who listen will enjoy their music.

The ensemble aims to recreate a common Nordic culture, an inclusive place to develop and celebrate community spirit - and also build up the network between the audience, composers and themselves, the performing musicians.

Ensemble Sirius Tour 2017:

Åland
5 August - St. Görans Kyrka, Mariehamn

Finland
6 August - Temppeliaukion Kirkko, Helsinki

Sweden
9 August - Nordiska Museet, Stockholm
11 August - Rosengrens Skafferi, Örebro

Denmark
14 August - Kammermusiksalen, Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, Aarhus
16 August - Koncertkirken, København 
17 August - Brædstrup Kirke, Brædstrup

Faroe Islands
22 August - Workshop Tórshavnar Musikskkúli
23 August - Norðurlandahúsið, Tórshavn

Iceland
26 August - Workshop Norræna húsið, Reykjavík 
27 August - Norræna Húsið, Reykjavík

Greenland
29 August - Katuaq Kulturhus, Nuuk
30 August - Katuaq Kulturhus – concert for elderly citizens, Nuuk 
2 September - Taseralik, Sisimiut Kulturhus, Sisimiut

Ensemble Sirius:
Sofie Brems Sørensen (DK) trumpets
Kristina Thede Johansen (FO) saxophones
Ninna Morsing (DK) percussion
Agnes Holmberg Lundevall (SE) double bass
Frieda Funk (GE) Piano

Music:
Atli Kárason Petersen (FO) - Siriusly
Julian Broman (SE) - Vågor
Lars Karlsson (ÅL) - Sea Pictures
Thuriður Jónsdóttir (IS) - Sandar
Mette Nielsen (DK) - 12 Stilleben med Dansk Natur
Arnannguaq Gerstrøm (GL) - Silap Inua

Background music:
Ninna Morsing - Song for Sirius

Thank you to Mavnus for making this movie.
mavnus.dk/

We would like to thank these funds for their generous support of our project:

Nordic cooperation
• Nordisk Kulturkontakt
• North Atlantic Tourism Association 
• Letterstedtska Föreningen

Denmark
• A.P. Møller Fonden
• Statens Kunstfond
• SNYK
• Wilhelm Hansen Fonden • Augustinus Fonden
• Konsul George Jorck og Hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond
• Den Ingwersenske Fond

Greenland
• NunaFonden
• Sermeq Puljen

Faroe Islands
• Mentanargrunnur Landsins • Vestmanna Kommuna
• Dansk-Færøsk Kulturfond
• Mentamálaráðið
• Tórshavnar Kommuna

Sweden
• Clara Lachmanns Fond

Denmark/Finland
• Gustav Packaléns Mindefond

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