Classical MG Unplugged - opening act: Helena Maria Falk and Dalal Bruchmann

Experience new original music, an art exhibition, and a symposium on facilitating beauty. Limited seating, so get your tickets early.

Classical MG Unplugged

The classical crossover band Classical MG, originally 12 musicians, goes unplugged for an intimate concert with some of its core members, featuring songs from their first album, "The Chair of Presence" (2026). The Norwegian composer Magnus Gautestad lays down his electric guitar for the evening in favor of an acoustic, and is joined by the group's second frontman, HeadKrack, from the US, as well as a pianist, soprano, and cellist.

They will be joined by the Norwegian violinist and composer Helena Maria Falk and the Austrian composer and pianist Dalal Bruchmann, together with a string quartet, for an opening act of new, beautiful classical music.

Come early, since the ticket includes access to an art exhibition, featuring various works by living classical painters who value truth, goodness, and beauty in their craft. Furthermore, learn from and expand your network with like-minded people who want to see more new works of beauty being facilitated in the arts and entertainment industry. Some of them will be speaking during the symposium, and others could be met in the bar, which will be open at selected times.

Program:

-Symposium: "Facilitating New Beautiful Music" from 15.30-16.30
-Art exhibition: "Living Classical Painters for Beauty" from 16.30-17.45
-Open café/ art exhibition from 17.45-18.45
-Concert from 18.45-19.30 + 20-minute intermission with open café + concert from 19.50 to 20.20.

Classical MG lineup:

Magnus Gautestad (Acoustic guitar, composer, co-arranger (with Sean Milijasivic, lyricist)
HeadKrack (rap)
Accompanied by piano, soprano, and cello

Opening act:

Helena Maria Falk (violin)
Accompanied by piano and string quartet

Dalal Bruchmann (piano)
Accompanied by a string quartet

Magnus Gautestad

HeadKrack

Helena Maria Falk

Dalal Bruchmann

Kleiner Ehrbar Saal © Attila Kovács