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From G枚teborg Opera in Sweden, a world premiere of a late-Romantic opera: Elfrida Andr茅e's Fritiofs saga (Frithiof's Saga), never performed during her lifetime. It's the love story between Viking hero Fritiof, tenor Markus Pettersson, and the king鈥檚 daughter Ingeborg, soprano Julia Spors茅n, whose relationship leads to political conflict, the wrath of the gods, exile and reconciliation, a tale based in Old Norse mythology. Marit Strindlund conducts the G枚teborg Opera orchestra and chorus. For a full synopsis, see below.
It's followed by the Ulster Orchestra in Roxanna Panufnik's Four World Seasons for violin and orchestra, with Tasmin Little as soloist.
Presented by Fiona Talkington.

2pm
Fritiofs saga (Frithiof's Saga) - Opera in three acts by Elfrida Andr茅e

Ingeborg- Julia Spors茅n (soprano)
Fritiof - Markus Pettersson (tenor)
King Helge - Mats Almgren (bass)
Guatemi - Ann-Kristin Jones (mezzo-soprano)
King Ring - Carl Ackerfeldt (baritone)
Hilding - Anders Lorentzson (bass)
Bj枚rn - Peter Loguin (bass)
Old Woman - Anna-Karin Simlund (contralto)
First Woman - Karin Hammarlund (soprano)
Second Woman - Rakel Haskiya (soprano)
Third Woman - Karin Andersson (contralto)
Voice from above - Yvonne Helander (contralto)
First Slave - Charlie T. Borg (bass)
Second Slave - Erik Enqvis ( tenor)
Third Slave - Thomas Sonefors (bass)
Fourth Slave - Tore Sverredal (tenor)
Voice from the yard - Olof S枚derberg (tenor)
A Warrior - Thomas J枚nsson (baritone)
Voice from below - Herbj枚rn Thordarsonm (bass-baritone)

G枚teborg Opera Chorus
G枚teborg Opera Orchestra
Marit Strindlund, conductor

4.30pm
Roxanna Panufnik: Four World Seasons, for violin and orchestra

Tasmin Little, violin
The Ulster Orchestra
Daniele Rustioni, conductor