About
Kristine Tjøgersen joins a music history session at the Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles. The open class is about the link between music and life, on Tuesday 17 November 2026 at 14:30.
What to expect
The open class is accessible to everyone and focuses on the bond between music and life.
- Norwegian composer Kristine Tjøgersen (°1982, Oslo)
- She wrote her dissertation at Anton Bruckner University, Linz
- Nature is the central theme in her music
- She works with Kronos Quartet and Klangforum Wien
- The session runs through Janequin, Rameau, Debussy, Cage
FAQ
Where does it take place?
At the Joseph Jongen Auditorium of the Koninklijk Conservatorium van Brussel
Eikstraat 17
1000 Brussel
Who can attend?
The open class is accessible to everyone, according to the description.
Who is Kristine Tjøgersen?
A Norwegian composer, born in 1982 in Oslo.
She wrote her dissertation at the Anton Bruckner University in Linz
She works with ensembles and orchestras such as Kronos Quartet, Klangforum Wien, WDR Sinfonieorchester and Oslo Philharmonic
What is the session about?
The bond between music and life through the centuries.
Composers mentioned: Clément Janequin, Jean-Philippe Rameau, Claude Debussy, John Cage and Kristine Tjøgersen
Nature is the central theme in her music
Getting there
Joseph Jongen Auditorium van het Koninklijk Conservatorium van Brussel, Eikstraat 17, 1000 Brussel, Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest, BE
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