Sinfóníuhljómsveit Íslands
Members
- Rut Ingólfsdóttirviolin · 1969current
- Daði Kolbeinssonoboe · 1974current
- Einar Jóhannessonclarinet · 1980current
- Jósef Ognibenehorn · 1981current
- Martial Nardeauflute · 1983current
- Andrzej Kleinaviolin · 1988current
- Zbigniew Dubikviolin · 1988current
- Steef van Oosterhoutpercussion · 1991current
- Emil FriðfinnssonFrench horn · 1994current
- Hávarður Tryggvasondouble bass · 1995current
- Þórarinn Már Baldurssonviola · 2002current
- Áshildur Haraldsdóttirflute · 2003current
- Matthías Birgir Nardeauoboe · 2006current
- Margrét Árnadóttircello · 2008current
- Soraya Nayyarprincipal, timpani · 2019current
- Łucja Koczotviola · 2019current
- 杨迅double bass, principal · 2019current
- Bryndís Halla Gylfadóttircellocurrent
- David Bobroffbass trombonecurrent
- Helga Þóra Björgvinsdóttirviolincurrent
- Herdís Anna Jónsdóttirviolacurrent
- Hrafnkell Orri Egilssoncellocurrent
- Julia Hantschelcurrent
- Júlíana Elín Kjartansdóttirviolincurrent
- Kathryn Harrisoncurrent
- Katie Buckleyharp, principalcurrent
- Kristján Matthíassonviolincurrent
- Laufey Jensdóttirviolincurrent
- Laura Liucurrent
- Lilja Valdimarsdóttircurrent
- Margrét Þorsteinsdóttircurrent
- Nicola Lolliviolincurrent
- Olga Björk Ólafsdóttirviolincurrent
- Peter Tompkinsoboecurrent
- Richard Korndouble basscurrent
- Rúnar Vilbergssonbassooncurrent
- Rúnar Óskarssonclarinetcurrent
- Sif Tuliniusviolincurrent
- Sigrún Eðvaldsdóttirviolincurrent
- Sigurlaug Eðvaldsdóttirviolincurrent
- Sigurður Bjarki Gunnarssoncellocurrent
- Svava Bernharðsdóttirviolacurrent
- Una Sveinbjarnardóttirviolincurrent
- Árni Björnssonflute, originalcurrent
- Ásgeir H. Steingrímssoncurrent
- Þórunn Ósk Marinósdóttirviolacurrent
- Páll Pamplicher Pálssonoriginal, trumpet · 1950
- Herbert H. Ágústssonhorn · 1952–1955
- Guðný Guðmundsdóttirviolin · 1964–1974
- Sigurður I. Snorrasonclarinet · 1973–2012
- Nina Flyercello
- Wilhelm Lanzky-Ottohorn
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Discography
Norwegian Classical Favorites2003
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Baldr2002
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Tone Poems2002
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Beethoven 9.2001
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Hafís and Other Works for Voices and Orchestra2000
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Symphonies nos. 6 and 7 / “The Tempest” Suite no. 22000
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Symphonies nos. 4 and 52000
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Mayday Spell Suite / Double Bass Concerto / Three Greek Dances1999
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Symphony no. 2 / The Tempest Suite no. 11999
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Dettifoss and Other Orchestral Works1999
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The Maiden and Death, Ballet Suite / Piano Concerto no. 1 / Ouvertüre Concertante1999
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Hekla and Other Orchestral Works1999
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Symphonies nos. 1 and 31998
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Geysir and Other Orchestral Works1997
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Finlandia / Karelia Suite / Lemminkäinen Suite1997
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Fine I & II / Elegy / Iceland Cantata / Icelandic Overture1996
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Symphony no. 3 / The Ostrobothnians: Suite / Okon Fuoko: Suite no. 1 / Comedy Overture1995
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Saga Symphony1995
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Karelian Rhapsody / Kalevala Suite / Sea Pictures1995
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Lifun (eftir Trúbrot)1994
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Swedish Rhapsodies nos. 1-3 / A Legend of the Skerries / Elegy from the Gustav Adolf II Suite1994
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Icelandic Orchestral Music1993
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Suites: Pelléas et Melisande / King Christian II / Swanwhite1993
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Grieg: Old Norwegian Romance / Norwegian Dances / In Autumn Overture / Erotik / Svendsen: Two Icelandic Melodies1992
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Symphonies 1 & 21992
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: ISO, Iceland Symphony Orchestra, Icelandic Symphony Orchestra, Islands symfoniorkester, Islannin sinfoniaorkesteri
Sinfóníuhljómsveit Íslands (ISO) is an Icelandic orchestra based in Reykjavík. Its primary concert venue is the Harpa Concert Hall. The Iceland Symphony is an autonomous public institution under the auspices of the Icelandic Ministry of Education. Iceland Symphony Orchestra made its home in Háskólabíó from 1961 to 2011 but moved into the new 1800-seat Harpa Concert Hall in spring 2011. The orchestra gives approximately sixty concerts each season. Per a 1982 law, the Iceland Symphony's primary financial sources are the Icelandic treasury (82%) and the City of Reykjavik (18%).
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