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June 3, 2022
Hans Ekestang solo exhibition in Chicago
“Great Feelings and Meetings” opens at the Swedish American Museum on Friday, June 10 in Chicago. Swedish blues photographer Hans Ekestang has been capturing the blues through his impressive photography since 1971. He has devoted the better part of his life to traveling internationally to create a superior catalog of photographs, having attended blues festivals across Scandinavia, Europe, and the United States.  Click here for more info


January 29, 2021
Brexit
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Marsch 15, 2019
45 rpm back in stock
Now the book "The UK 45 rpm sleeves" is back in stock
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Nov 15, 2018
Big congratulations Hans!
The photographer Hans Ekestang gets great international recognition! The Blues Foundation in Memphis, has decided to award the 2019 "Keeping The Blues Alive" award to the Swede.
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Aug 1, 2018
The Philly Sound
TV doc. on The Sound of Philadelphia.
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June 18, 2017
New address
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March 30, 2017
No more delivery to Switzerland
Due to problems with the Swiss custom, and high custom fees for the customer, we have now decided that orders from our website with delivery to Switzerland no longer will be available. Please contact us for more information.

Okt 13, 2016
The Nobel Prize in Literature to Bob Dylan!
Now is the time to learn a little more about our new Literature Prize winner! Therefore, we celebrate with special price on ”Visa Mig Vinden - Bob Dylan I Sverige” by Göran Holmquist.The offer is valid until December 10! Or as long as supplies last.
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Opera! De 30 bästa genom tiderna

Opera! De 30 bästa genom tiderna

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Description

Article no.: 005

 

by Mats Bäcker & Ditte Feuk & Jan Larsson

Today the opera experiences a new revival, and rising interest among the younger generations. In our book opera can now be seen from a new, exciting, visual and playful angle. All that illustrated with many amazing pictures full of passion, catastrophes and perfidious beauty!

This book portraits the opera with unique photographies of Mats Bäcker, a former rock photographer for the magazine Schlager, now praised by media and public in and outside Sweden for his photo exhibitions on opera, dans, theater and rock music.

In the book we present a selction of 30 operas which all have in common to have combined exciting stories with breathtaking music. Among these you will find some of the worlds most famous, such as "Carmen" and "The Magic Flute", the funniest, like "The Marriage of Figaro" and "Barberaren i Sevilla". We have also chosen some exciting experimental operas, like "Elektra" and "Den brinnande ängeln" ("The burning angel"). Of course, the book also features "Orfeus".

The pictures shown in the book are a selection of the very best shots of Mats Bäcker. During nine years he photographed all operas that were played at the Royal Opera house in Stockholm.

All texts are written by Ditte Feuk, who reveals the background of each and every opera, explains their meaninG and their musical characteristics. She also talks about the most spectacular operas that have ever been played! The chapters in the book stand alone and can be read in optional order.

The layout has been designed by Jan Larsson. Its ambition is to give the freh opera fan such as the well experienced expert a real kick into the colorful world of opera! With the book we want to try to reflect the overwhelming feeling one can experience at the very first time at the opera!


Book info
  • In Swedish

  • Softcover

  • 168 pages

  • Illustrated in color

  • 300 x 300 mm

  • ISBN 91-89136-18-7
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