Anders Eidsten Dahl
Organ | Norwegian | b. 1976
About Anders Eidsten Dahl
Anders Eidsten Dahl (b. 1976 in Drammen) graduated with a degree in church music from the Norwegian Academy of Music and later completed a Master's degree in solo organ performance at the same institution. Following two years of solo performance study at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen, he gave debut concerts in Copenhagen and Oslo in 2003. He has studied organ with Professor Terje Winge, cathedral organist Kåre Nordstoga and Professor Hans Fagius. He holds the position as Associate Professor of organ at the Norwegian Academy of Music.
Eidsten Dahl is much in demand as organ soloist, chamber musician and harpsichordist, and he has given organ concerts at festivals in a number of European countries. His repertoire spans from the Baroque to the music of today, with emphasis on J. S. Bach and organ music from the Romantic period. Since 2001 he has served as organist and director of music at Bragernes Church in Drammen, where he is artistic and administrative director of the church's organ concert series.
A recipient of the Government Work Scholarship for Younger and Newly Established Artists, Eidsten Dahl has released a number of critically acclaimed albums on LAWO Classics.
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Yellow Sands
Te Deum – Egil Hovland Organ Works
Egil Hovland | Anders Eidsten Dahl
Exultate – Knut Nystedt Organ Works
Knut Nystedt | Anders Eidsten Dahl
Mozart and the Organ
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Anders Eidsten Dahl | Arvid Engegård | Atle Sponberg | Embrik Snerte
Light Shall Shine
Hornflowers
Nils Henrik Asheim | NyNorsk Messingkvintett
Unexpected Songs
Nøringen
Battleground
Omstridt Duo | Marius Hesby | Anders Eidsten Dahl
Mendelssohn and the Organ Sonata
Felix Mendelssohn | Anders Eidsten Dahl
Elementa pro organo – Organ Works by Egil Hovland
Egil Hovland | Anders Eidsten Dahl
Phonetix
Lars Lien | Berit Norbakken | Anders Eidsten Dahl
Blockbird – Norwegian Recorder Music
Aria – Music for Saxophone and Organ
Hymnus
Johannes Brahms Organ Works
Inspired by Bach – Organ works by Schumann, Eggen, Valen & Bach