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Composition: Thomas Agergaard. Group Thomas Agergaard New Nordic Quartet: Line up Thomas Agergaard: Saxophone. Helge Lien: Piano, Jon Fält: Drums. Thomas Fonnesbæk: Bass

Stops: Live,  Kampen Jazz Oslo  2015

Blood and More: Thomas Agergaard: New Nordic Quartet, Live Kampen Jazz Oslo feb. 2015 Line Up Thomas Agergaard: Saxophone, Helge Lien: Piano, Jon Fält: Drums. Thomas Fonnesbæk: Bass

Blood And More. NNQ.Oslo Live 2015

Piano Duo projekt, Name it ... City. Composer Thomas Agergaard

BY Klaver Duo 3

Earth Calls concert first version USMIFKA 9-11 - 2016 


In 1977 the spacecraft Voyager was sent on to a scientific journey into space. On board was "The Golden Record": a CD on which scientists had carefully chosen different fragments of sounds from the planet Earth. A message in a bottle, sent into the vast cosmic sea hoping to encounter with foreign civilisations.
Among many other things, on the CD was the bulgarian folksong: "Izlel e delju Haidutin".
The Voyager-spacecraft has recorded the interaction between the solarwind and the magnetic fields from the planets in our solarsystem. NASA has transformed these vibrations into sound, and thereby made it possible for the human ear to "hear" the planets.

In the choral work EARTH CALLS by Thomas Agergaard, the song "Izlel e delju Haidutin" and the rumble of the planets meet for the first time, here on earth.

USMIFKA stands solidly on the ground, singing; reaching out towards the universe. 
The metallic sounds of the choir echoes wistfully out of the rumble and the sounds sent back from the universe, joined by the saxophone of Thomas Agergaard.
The visual back cloth joins in through photos by the Hubble telescope, staged to the event by Björn Ross.

This evening is a celebration to hope and the curiosity of mankind.  
Both of which is needed at all times.

Earth Calls

Zemyata Zo væ

From the Earth Call concert 9-11-2016 


EARTH CALLS - Introduction

In 1977 the spacecraft Voyager was sent on to a scientific journey into space. On board was "The Golden Record": a CD on which scientists had carefully chosen different fragments of sounds from the planet Earth. A message in a bottle, sent into the vast cosmic sea hoping to encounter with foreign civilisations.
Among many other things, on the CD was the bulgarian folksong: "Izlel e delju Haidutin".
The Voyager-spacecraft has recorded the interaction between the solarwind and the magnetic fields from the planets in our solarsystem. NASA has transformed these vibrations into sound, and thereby made it possible for the human ear to "hear" the planets.

In the choral work EARTH CALLS by Thomas Agergaard, the song "Izlel e delju Haidutin" and the rumble of the planets meet for the first time, here on earth.

USMIFKA stands solidly on the ground, singing; reaching out towards the universe. 
The metallic sounds of the choir echoes wistfully out of the rumble and the sounds sent back from the universe, joined by the saxophone of Thomas Agergaard.
The visual back cloth joins in through photos by the Hubble telescope, staged to the event by Björn Ross.

This evening is a celebration to hope and the curiosity of mankind.  
Both of which is needed at all times.

Tenor solo and duo with Tzetanka Varimezova LIVE

Sparade By Thomas Agergaard. Reed5. Mathias Reumert: Perc. Mathias Friis Hansen: Perc. Johan Seegerberg: Bass and eltronics. Randi Pontopidan: Vocal

Sparade: By Thomas Agergaard

Thomas Agergaard: Tenorsaxophone. Jeppe Gram: Drums. Jonas Westergaard: Bass. Recorded 2002

Song To My Father

Composer Thomas Agergaard: Titel: Rewalk. for 2 Pianos: 

Rewalk

Recording from 2018 live at Gustavs Bistro, Copenhagen With Artur Tuznik: Piano. Thomas Agergaard: Soprano Saxophone.

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From the project Bach in perspective, Thomas Agergaard: Tenorsaxophone, Tobias van der pals: Cello recorded august 2020.

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