Kjell Tore Innervik

Percussionist

week 50

Mjølsnes

Wednesday: Workshop with Einar Mjølsnes in Voss

Thursday and Friday: Workshop about scoring the "låtter" at NMH. Tom Karlsrud and Håkon Høgemo with help

Saturday: Concert with Saphir quartet and friends at Sentralen

week 51

Des 19: Workshop Oslo Sinfonietta with Øyvind Torvund. New piece for Copenhagen May 2023.

Torvund

Week 49

Innervik_Almås

Ofsdal, Mistereggen, Norby og Innervik på Praktisk info med John Almås. TV Norge Thursdag 08.12.22

 

 

nor59

Supervising Young percusionists with NOR 59 orchestra: Rachmaninow symf nr 2. Lola concertos, Sibelius violin concert

Past events

2019

Mar 3rd-Event knyttet til post
Jan 13th-Samspillhelg i Numedal

Discography

UTOPIAS — Radical Interpretations of Iconic Works for Percussion - front cover

UTOPIAS — Radical Interpretations of Iconic Works for Percussion

TWINE front cover

Twine

Rolf Wallin: Twine

Niss / NMH student project

Twine Percussion Duo

A migrant in the new - front cover

A migrant in the new

Cd cover

Yngve Slettholm, Chamber music for Saxophone and Percussion

Kjell Tore Innervik performs:

Two Movements for Marimba: solo Marimba:

Air II: Solo Vibraphone

Introduction and Toccata: Saxophone and Timpani with Vegar Landaas

Various collaborative work

Oslo Sinfonietta

The Hermaphrodite - Olav Anton Thommessen

Olav Anton Thomessens kammeropera Hermafroditten er spilt inn for første gang – 40 år etter verkets uroppføring i 1976. Oslo Sinfonietta, med Christian Eggen i spissen, har hentet frem et verk med en spesiell tematikk i forbindelse med at en av våre mest profilerte komponister fyller 70 år den 16. mai 2016.

Innervik plays percussion.

Oslo Sinfonietta

Maja S.K. Ratkje: And Sing

This album interleaves the composer's own voice as a performer with the ensemble sound of CIKADA and Oslo Sinfonietta. Innervik plays percussion in Oslo Sinfonietta.

Nodebok

nodebok

NODEBOG presenterer "Fornøyelig Tiids-fordriv" - populære melodier fra 1700-tallets Norge. De gjenoppdagede skattene fra fortiden gjenskapes og formidles av fløytisten Hans Olav Gorset og hans medmusikanter. Lokale innslag i form av hallinger og polsdanser står side om side med internasjonale menuetter, marsjer og engelskdanser. For musikkhistorikeren kan melodiene synes uviktige, men ikke for lytteren. De er gårsdagens slagere - og, hvem vet - kanskje blir de "hits" også i dag!!

Hans Olav Gorset (blokkfløyte og barokkfløyte), Cathrine Bothner-By (sopran), Elizabeth Gaver (barokkfiolin), Vegard Lund (barokkgitar og theorbe), Lars Henrik Johansen (cembalo), André Lislevand (viola da gamba) Kjell Tore Innervik (slåttetromme) og Håkon Mørch Stene (perkusjon).

Oslo Sinfonietta

En Bibelhistorie - Janson,Alfred/Oslo Sinfonietta/Eggen, Christian

Percussion duo

BUT A MACHINE...

Duo percussion with Håkon Stene on the first track.

Fevergreens

Fevergreens

ono El Grande: Fevergreens (CD) RCD2031 - J

And now for something completely different! The young Norwegian outsider composer leads his 9-piece orchestra through a highly personal and unique collection of instrumentals, with nods to early seventees progressive rock, easy listening, film music and sophisticated pop. A vital and life affirming rollercoaster ride combining intricate arrangements with memorable and melodic hooks.

 

Xylophone on several tracks. And several concert gigs.

About

Kjell Tore Innervik,1974 percussionist born in Narvik in the arctic north of Norway, graduated in 2004 from the Norwegian Academy of Music with a Diploma in Solo Percussion. He has ever since explored music, performance and music making in an ever deeper search for the performer within himself. During a three-year artistic fellowship, he commissioned music for his artistic research project: The Quartertonemarimba. Exploring extended tonality and contemporary musical practices. See: quartertonemarimba at the research catalogue for more information. The CD The Migrant in the New was released with the artistic result of the explorations. He followed that up with an artistic post.doc exploring NIME: New Instruments for Musical Expression resulting in a major solo concerto for the custom developed instruments including new technologies and the computer as an extension. See: NIME in the Research catalogue for more info. In succession to that he went back to the big standards of solo percussion and the field of interpretation with the Radical Interpretation project. See Radical Interpretations of iconic works for percussion in the Research catalogue for more information. An interdisciplinary artistic research project on senior level. The major percussion works by Iannis Xenakis and Morton Feldman were the point of departure and lead the way to the CD: Utopias at 2L. During those investigations the identity question recurred and the exploration of the Drum in Norway started again. The resent pilot project with the Hardanger fiddler Håkon Høgemo occupies him with the basics of music, delivered through the generations with performance history, myths, a living practice and playing together based on the traditional Norwegian drumming style and the search for a way forward on the drum.

Innervik has been a member of the Oslo Sinfonietta since 1998 and do approximately 4 projects a year with the international contemporary classics as well as new commissions.

Innervik have a passion for teaching and have had a teaching position at the Norwegian Academy of Music since 2008 mixed with the artistic research and performance. He has also been involved with leadership positions as vice Rector, Head of the MA in musical performance as well as teaching in the Young Musicians program, the BA and MA in percussion as well as chamber music projects and outreach projects.

Contact

Contact

Kjell Tore Innervik

E-mail: kjell.tore@innervik.no

www.innervik.no

Mobile Phone: +47 90 77 02 37

 

At the Norwegian Academy of Music:

Associate Professor Kjell Tore Innervik

Phone: +47 23 36 71 01

E-mail: kjell.t.innervik@nmh.no


Norges musikkhøgskole, Pb.5190 Majorstua, 0302 Oslo


Visit adress: studio 03006, Slemdalsveien 11. Majorstua, Oslo

 

FOTO by Erik Worsøe

Kjell Tore Innervik, FOTO: Erik Worsøe