• Aldubáran – Blásarar

    SALT Líðin 22, Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands

    Aldubáran er klassiskur tónleikabólkur stovnaður í 1995 av slóðbrótarum úr føroyska tónleikalívinum. Tónleikabólkurin spælir eitt breitt úrval av tónleiki, frá klassiskum stórverkum til nýskrivaðan tónleik eftir bæði útlendskum sum føroyskum tónaskaldum. Á Summartónum 2022 fer Aldubáran at hava tríggjar konsertir við tónleiki fyri blásarar: 23. juli kl. 19.00 í Hátúni 24. juli kl. 15.00 í […]

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  • Aldubáran & Herfinnur Árnafjall

    SALT Líðin 22, Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands

    Hornorkestur og kór sangur hevur altíð havt ein stóran tydning fyri tónleikalívi í Føroyum. Sjálvdan er tað ein stevna ella ball har tað ikki verður sungið ella mann hoyrir hornblástur. Á hesari konsertini fara Aldubáru messinkvartett at framføra saman við bariton sangaranum, Herfinni Árnafjall. Teir fara at geva áhoyraranum eina góða blanding av sangi og […]

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  • Nyberg, Jennson, Poulsen & Eliassen

    SALT Líðin 22, Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands

    This new quartet brings together four prolific musicians from four different countries in the North. The rather unusual combination of instruments - drums, bass, saxophone and bass clarinet/steel guitar - opens up for sonic possibilities, that are seldom before heard. The musicians are brought together by their love for jazz, and the freedom it gives, and […]

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  • ANDERS HJULER & EAGLECENTRIC (DK/FO)

    SALT Líðin 22, Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands

    EagleCentric is experimenting electronic jazz music composed and performed by Arnold Ludvig.   Anders Hjuler (artist) Arnold Ludvig (electronics, bass) Símun Berg (video)

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  • Summartónar: Fróðbiar Sóknar Bluesorkestur

    SALT Líðin 22, Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands

    Fróðbiar Sóknar Bluesorkestur made their first appearance at the royal pub in Tvøroyri. Music is a range of old delta blues and boogie to contemperary blues rock and funk.

  • Summartónar: Lív og Tróndur

    From a background of being two individual artists with two different backgrounds and sounds, when they sing and performe together they become a symbiose. With their voices and songs they melt into one. Their music is gentle, emotional and they always have a story to tell. When hearing their unique sound it's easy to imagine the North […]

  • Froðbiar Sóknar Bluesorkestur

    Dennis Lave (drums), Dávið Jacobsen (bass), Óli Holbæk Mortensen (guitar), and Kristian Holbæk (vocals/harmonica). Froðbiar Sóknar Bluesorkestur played their first notes in the summer of 2007 at the royal pub in Tvøroyri. Their repertoire ranges from old delta blues and boogie to modern blues-rock and funk.

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  • Ása Helena Brynjarsdóttir

    Singer/songwriter Ása Helena Brynjarsdóttir invites the listener into an emotional universe. With her touching voice and honest lyrics, she creates a floating, melancholy space, filled with mirrors and questions, nostalgia and intimacy. Ása won the 2025 Faroes Music Award «Lyrics of the Year» for her song «Eina aftrat», the first single on her upcoming EP “Er […]

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  • Rupert G. Marshall-Luck (violin) and Em Marshall-Luck (recitation)

    Acclaimed by audiences and critics alike for the verve, commitment and intelligence of his performances, Rupert Marshall-Luck appears as soloist at major festivals and venues throughout the UK as well as in France, Germany, the Netherlands, the Republic of Ireland, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland and the USA.   His solo performances are frequently broadcast worldwide […]

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  • Mother Boy

    Kika Sprangers (sax), Sasha Berliner (vibraphone), Bárður Reinert Poulsen (bass), Simon Olderskog Albertsen (drums)   Mother Boy unites four leading jazz musicians from the Netherlands, USA, Norway, and the Faroe Islands.   Their modern jazz, shaped by a distinct Nordic sensitivity, lets vibraphone, alto saxophone, bass, and drums create a shimmering top layer over a […]

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