Category: Performances

Strelka
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Strelka Summer Opening

Apparatjik performed their first concert in Moscow at the Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design summer opening night on 13 May 2011.

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Neue Nationalgalerie

The Apparatjik Light Space Modulator at Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin included performances on 12 March, 26 March and 27 March 2011.

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Deutsche Bank Towers Opening Ceremony

Apparatjik performed during the opening ceremony of the new Deutsche Bank Towers inside a 3×3 metre cube situated in the center of the foyer, on which video images were projected.

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Serpentine Pavilion

The Apparatjik cube could be found at the Serpentine Pavilion within Hype Park in London on 23 September 2010.

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Go With The Flo
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Go with the Flø 2010

Apparatjik’s second concert ever was performed in the former Flø schoolhouse, as part of ‘Go with the Flø’, an Studio Opdal annual event.

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CTM Berlin

Apparatjik’s first live performance took place at CTM Berlin. The album ‘We Are Here’ was also released on this day.

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On stage with Jason Mraz

Magne performed ‘A Beautiful Mess’ and ‘I’m Yours’ with singer Jason Mraz at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert at Oslo’s Spektrum Arena.

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On stage with Coldplay

As a special guest at a Coldplay concert at the Spektrum in Oslo, Magne performed ‘Hunting High and Low’ with Chris Martin.

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Hove Festival

Magne performed a concert at the Tent stage at Hovefestivalen, which to date was his last solo concert. He also participated in the festival in the form of an audio installation called ‘Transmutation’.

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Royal Albert Hall

In January 2008, there was an announcement on a-ha.com of a triple solo concert – Morten, Magne and Savoy – at Royal Albert Hall in London. There was also a hint that some new a-ha material might be previewed at the concert.

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