Hegaard: Octagonal Room – Solo and Chamber Works for Guitar / Jesper Sivebæk

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Label
Dacapo Classical
Release Date
March 19, 2021
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      HEGAARD, LARS
    • PERFORMER
      Various
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 19, 2021
    • UPC
      636943659427
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      8226594
    • LABEL
      Dacapo Classical
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. No. 1. Tempo 92

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    2. No. 2. Tempo 63

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    3. No. 3. Tempo 60

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    4. No. 4. Tempo 84

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    5. No. 1. Enfance

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Signe Asmussen, Jesper Sivebæk

    6. No. 2. Veillées

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Signe Asmussen, Jesper Sivebæk

    7. No. 3. Départ

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Signe Asmussen, Jesper Sivebæk

    8. I. Obsessions

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk, Cæcilie Balling, Michal Haring, Ana Angelovska, Eduardo Sánchez, Filip Štrauch, Hsiao-tung Yuan

      Conductor: Max Artved

    9. II. Digressions

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk, Cæcilie Balling, Michal Haring, Ana Angelovska, Eduardo Sánchez, Filip Štrauch, Hsiao-tung Yuan

      Conductor: Max Artved

    10. III. Leaving it all behind

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk, Cæcilie Balling, Michal Haring, Ana Angelovska, Eduardo Sánchez, Filip Štrauch, Hsiao-tung Yuan

      Conductor: Max Artved

    11. I. Tempo 96

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk, Morten Zeuthen

    12. II. Tempo 60

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk, Morten Zeuthen

    13. III. Tempo 84

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk, Morten Zeuthen

    14. IV. Tempo 72

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk, Morten Zeuthen

    15. V. Tempo 60

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk, Morten Zeuthen

    16. Configurations: Ritmico e danzante e gesticolante

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk, Tim Frederiksen

    17. I. Tempo 66

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Ensemble: Alba String Quartet

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    18. II. Stesso tempo

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Ensemble: Alba String Quartet

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    19. III. Stesso tempo

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Ensemble: Alba String Quartet

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    20. IV. Tempo 54

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Ensemble: Alba String Quartet

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    21. V. Tempo 66

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Ensemble: Alba String Quartet

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    22. VI. Tempo 52

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Ensemble: Alba String Quartet

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    23. VII. Tempo 66

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Ensemble: Alba String Quartet

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk

    24. VIII. Stesso tempo

      Composer: Lars Hegaard

      Ensemble: Alba String Quartet

      Performer: Jesper Sivebæk


The prize-winning Lars Hegaard (b. 1950) has, over more than 40 years, been an important voice in Danish musical life. Centered on the composer’s own instrument, the guitar, we present six of his most important works for small groups. With their refined modernist expressivity, they offer a fascinating picture of the guitar’s possibilities as a solo instrument, as accompanist and as the first amongst equals in chamber music. Lars Hegaard studied guitar with Ingolf Olsen (diploma 1973, music teaching degree 1977), and composition with Ib Nørholm (diploma 1980). He has also taken a music degree at the University of Copenhagen. In 1983 he was awarded a three-year working grant by the National Arts Foundation, and in 1992 the Sylvia and Poul Schierbeck Grant. In addition to that, he has since 1986 received annually working grants from the National Arts Foundation.