Annabel Guaita (flygel) i samspill med Dag Anders Eriksen (fiolin) i et program med meditativ kammermusikk på tvers av epoker. Musikken utforsker skjønnheten og åpningen av øyeblikket på ulike måter gjennom verk av J. S. Bach, Fartein Valen, Arnold Schönberg, Anton Webern og Arvo Pärt. Vi vil særlig gjøre oppmerksom på den norske banebrytende komponisten Fartein Valen - en dypt hengiven kristen og samtidig en komponist som arbeidet med musikk helt på utsiden av det aksepterte i sin tid. Hans andektige atonale musikk tolkes spesielt sterkt av Annabel Guaita idet hun tar dypt tak i det meditative og mystiske potensialet i komposisjonene hans.      

Dag Anders Eriksen plays first violin in Bergen Filharmonic Orchestra (Norway) and has also been assisting concert master and group leader. Summer 2019 he played in the first violin section of the the Richard Wagner Festival Orchestra in Bayreuth. He is used as a professor at the Grieg Academy of Bergen teaching violin and chamber music. He has also been teaching at summer courses as MasterWorksfestivalen in USA and Britain and Crescendo-festival in Ungarn. Norwegian music is broadly represented on his repertoar. His teachers has been Leif Jørgensen, Arve Tellefsen and Deflef Hahn.

Annabel Guaita is a highly sought-after pianist, lecturer, music critic and educator. During the years 2016-2018 she was Head Educator at the KODE composers homes in Bergen (Grieg, Bull and Sæveruds homes) She completed her master degree, with highest grade, at the Grieg Academy in 2007. Later, her artistic-research fellowship PhD project, The Atonal Piano, was approved by the Norwegian Artistic Research Fellowship Programme  in 2014. In 2011 she released her first solo-CD, L'Altra Beltà, with piano works from Valen, Schönberg, Berg and Webern at the label 'Lawo Classics'. The CD-release received good reviews in both Norwegian and international press - stating that the work represented a new and refreshing interpretation of the music of Fartein Valen. More info: http://www.annabelguaita.no