Articles about: GAS 2020
Göteborg Art Sounds 2020
The 2020 edition was about bridging the gaps between the physical and the digital, hosting both live concerts as well as online concerts.
Read MoreThe final concerts of GAS 2020!
We have reached the two final concerts of this great and also very different festival. And we still have some more sonic weirdness to offer you! Imagine three contemporary ensembles, spread out…
Read MoreDiamanda La Berge Dramm and Maria W Horn
Drones, violin, singing glass, voice and amplified room reverb. These are some of the elements of Friday’s online concerts. Contemporary violinist and overall amazing artist Diamanda La Berge Dramm brings to mind…
Read MoreAdditional live stream!
We are very happy to be able to add Rising Stars, the collaboration between Göteborg Wind Orchesstra and singer/composer Lena Willemark, to this year’s online program. The concert, which features no less…
Read MoreIn the sofa with Lena Willemark and Anders Hagberg
On Wednesday and Thursday October 14-15 we present two very special live concerts. On Wednesday, Gothenburg based flautist Anders Hagberg present the project Spaces where he gather twelve musicians for a unique…
Read MoreOnline program 2020
This year’s festival is different in many ways, where parts of the festival will take place on digital platforms. The online program presents artists in spaces that are, as always, meticulously chosen.…
Read MoreAndreas Lindahl – our guide through the festival
During this rather special edition of the festival, where the majority of the participating artists are spread out across the world, we wanted to make sure that our audience feel well taken…
Read MoreGAS 2020 – Opening!
Welcome to an evening of exploratory music at Högskolan för Scen och Musik, Sunday October 11th 2020. During the evening we will present one live concert, two pre-recorded concerts from Canada and…
Read MoreThe final artists announced
The line-up for this year’s festival is now complete! Musically just as disparate as we want it to be, the artists’ expressions move from solo violin and voice explorations, to a drone performance captured at an old mine building and a collaboration around brand new orchestral works. Some of it performed live, some as pre-recorded stream-only performances.
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