F/eks minifestival: Linnéa Talp (SE) + Luka Aron (DE) + Seamus Cater (GB)

Linnéa Talp – selvbygd modulært pipeorgel, kirkeorgel

https://linneatalp.bandcamp.com/album/variations-for-light-waves

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࿐ Welcome to a special night of F/eks – this time presenting three concerts in beautiful Vålerenga Kirke ࿐

The organ has been in a secular renaissance in recent years: dissembled, electrified or built from scratch with DIY-pipes. WeJoin us for a F/eks mini festival in the beautiful Vålerenga church with synthesised church bells, micro-tonal folk music and captivating organ songs.

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SEAMUS CATER

Seamus Cater, an English musician based in Amsterdam will play songs using a self-built microtonal pipe organ. His output tends towards the experimental edge of songwriting with a grounding in folk music, specifically the balladry, of the British Isles.

Seamus Cater - self-built microtonal pipe organ, voice and concertina

https://seamuscater.bandcamp.com/album/the-three-things-you-can-hear

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LUKA ARON

Luka Aron is a composer and musician born in the Black Forest, who divides his time between Stockholm and Berlin. His music centres on the interplay between synthesis and acoustic instruments, weaving the power of power electronics into delicate sonic architectures shaped by breath, pressure and touch. At F/eks, he presents Up in the Bell Tower, his work with church bells, in which he uses recordings from churches in the Black Forest, Venice and, not least, Vålerenga Church, to create almost physical electronic worlds from them.

Luka Aron - live electronics

https://www.luka-aron.com/

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LINNÉA TALP

Linnéa Talp is a composer and performer based in Stockholm. Her practice centres on the abstract aspects of the pipe organ, with a focus on elements such as timbre, microtonality and tonal instability. In the spring of 2026, her album Variations for Light Waves was released, featuring music written for pipe organ, contrabass clarinet, trombone and sine waves. At F/eks Linnéa will present music for her self-built modular pipe organ, alongside the large Carsten Lund church organ at Vålerenga Church.

Linnéa Talp - self-built modular organ, church organ

https://linneatalp.bandcamp.com/album/variations-for-light-waves

Doors open 18:00

Concerts begin 19:00

CC: 300 (full price) / 250 (students, members of Konsertforeninga) / 150 (unemployed)

Posters and illustrations by Zarina Saidova

F/eks is a concert series for adventurous listeners in Oslo, curated by Jenny Berger Myhre, produced by Femme Brutal in collaboration with Konsertforeninga, supported by Oslo Kommune and the Norwegian Arts Council.