“A thrillingly well-sung Ottavia from Eira Sjaastad Huse, with extraordinary stage presence and a burnished, penetratingly full [mezzo]-soprano" - Bachtrack
“A thrillingly well-sung Ottavia from Eira Sjaastad Huse, with extraordinary stage presence and a burnished, penetratingly full [mezzo]-soprano" - Bachtrack
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Photo: Laurent Compagnon
Eira Huse is a Norwegian mezzo-soprano from Oslo.
Some recent career highlights was as a soloist with: Opéra de Lyon, The Verbier Festival, Oxford Lieder Festival, The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, Royal Opera House Muscat, Théatre de la Croix-Rousse, Oslo Grieg Festival, Kammeroper Schloss-Rheinsberg and Oslo Chamber Music Festival.
In recent years she have been a young artist with The Verbier Festival, Festival Aix-en-Provence & Opéra de Lyon.
In 2022 highlights included debuting in the title role of Bizet's Carmen with Opera Rogaland, performing in a new contemporary mini-opera with Festival d'Aix-en-Provence, being a Young Artist with Marlboro Music Festival, and debuting at Festspillene in Bergen.
Highlights in 2023 include a recital at Oslo International Church Music Festival, a contemporary baby opera by Maija Ratkje at The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, CD recording of music by Grieg and Irgens-Jensen, a recital at Leipzig's Grieg Society and returning as a young artist to Marlboro Music Festival (US) lead by Mitsuko Uchida and Jonathan Biss.
Eira Huse has performed with artists and ensembles such as Henning Kraggerud, James Baillieu, Clemens Flick, Michael Endres, Oliver-John Ruthven, Musica Poetica, Caroline Wettergreen, Ensemble Ascolta, Titus Engel, Marina Piccini, Alberto Maniaci, Pocket Sinfonia, Emmanuel Calef, Per Kristian Skalstad, Nicholas Kok and Bjarte Engeseth.
As a composer Eira has studied at The Norwegian Academy of Music with teachers such as Rolf Wallin, Rune Rebne, Bente Leiknes Thorsen, Asbjørn Schaathun and Eivind Buene. Some recent projects include collaborations with coreographer Anaïs Touret of the The Norwegian National Ballet. She also wrote the chamber opera "Scenes from a Beehive".
Future highlights include a workshop performance for eight singers from Oslo Cathedral Choir at The Ultima Festival 2023 in Oslo.
Listen to some of her compositions by clicking on "Performer composer" on this page.
Eira is a recepient of Arts Counsil Norway's 2-Year Work Grant for Young Artists 2019-2020, a one-year work grant from Lillystipendet 2022, and have recieved stipendiums from FFUK, Sine Butenschön Fond, Norsk Tonekunstnersamfund, Ruud-Wallenberg Fond, Music Norway, Norsk Kulturfond and Kulturetaten.
Eira Huse is represented by Eliassons Artists.
Eira Huse is a Norwegian mezzo-soprano from Oslo.
Some recent career highlights was as a soloist with: Opéra de Lyon, The Verbier Festival, Oxford Lieder Festival, The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, Royal Opera House Muscat, Théatre de la Croix-Rousse, Oslo Grieg Festival, Kammeroper Schloss-Rheinsberg and Oslo Chamber Music Festival.
In recent years she have been a young artist with The Verbier Festival, Festival Aix-en-Provence & Opéra de Lyon.
In 2022 highlights included debuting in the title role of Bizet's Carmen with Opera Rogaland, performing in a new contemporary mini-opera with Festival d'Aix-en-Provence, being a Young Artist with Marlboro Music Festival, and debuting at Festspillene in Bergen.
Highlights in 2023 include a recital at Oslo International Church Music Festival, a contemporary baby opera by Maija Ratkje at The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, CD recording of music by Grieg and Irgens-Jensen, a recital at Leipzig's Grieg Society and returning as a young artist to Marlboro Music Festival (US) lead by Mitsuko Uchida and Jonathan Biss.
Eira Huse has performed with artists and ensembles such as Henning Kraggerud, James Baillieu, Clemens Flick, Michael Endres, Oliver-John Ruthven, Musica Poetica, Caroline Wettergreen, Ensemble Ascolta, Titus Engel, Marina Piccini, Alberto Maniaci, Pocket Sinfonia, Emmanuel Calef, Per Kristian Skalstad, Nicholas Kok and Bjarte Engeseth.
As a composer Eira has studied at The Norwegian Academy of Music with teachers such as Rolf Wallin, Rune Rebne, Bente Leiknes Thorsen, Asbjørn Schaathun and Eivind Buene. Some recent projects include collaborations with coreographer Anaïs Touret of the The Norwegian National Ballet. I also wrote the chamber opera "Scenes from a Beehive".
Future highlights include a workshop performance for eight singers from Oslo Cathedral Choir at The Ultima Festival 2023 in Oslo.
Listen to some of her compositions by clicking on "Performer composer" on this page.
Eira is a recepient of Arts Counsil Norway's 2-Year Work Grant for Young Artists 2019-2020, a one-year work grant from Lillystipendet 2022, and have recieved stipendiums from FFUK, Sine Butenschön Fond, Norsk Tonekunstnersamfund, Ruud-Wallenberg Fond, Music Norway, Norsk Kulturfond and Kulturetaten.
Eira Huse is represented by Eliassons Artists.
Eira Huse is a Norwegian mezzo-soprano from Oslo.
Some recent career highlights was as a soloist with: Opéra de Lyon, The Verbier Festival, Oxford Lieder Festival, The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, Royal Opera House Muscat, Théatre de la Croix-Rousse, Oslo Grieg Festival, Kammeroper Schloss-Rheinsberg and Oslo Chamber Music Festival.
In recent years she have been a young artist with The Verbier Festival, Festival Aix-en-Provence & Opéra de Lyon.
In 2022 highlights included debuting in the title role of Bizet's Carmen with Opera Rogaland, performing in a new contemporary mini-opera with Festival d'Aix-en-Provence, being a Young Artist with Marlboro Music Festival, and debuting at Festspillene in Bergen.
Highlights in 2023 include a recital at Oslo International Church Music Festival, a contemporary baby opera by Maija Ratkje at The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, CD recording of music by Grieg and Irgens-Jensen, a recital at Leipzig's Grieg Society and returning as a young artist to Marlboro Music Festival (US) lead by Mitsuko Uchida and Jonathan Biss.
Eira Huse has performed with artists and ensembles such as Henning Kraggerud, James Baillieu, Clemens Flick, Michael Endres, Oliver-John Ruthven, Musica Poetica, Caroline Wettergreen, Ensemble Ascolta, Titus Engel, Marina Piccini, Alberto Maniaci, Pocket Sinfonia, Emmanuel Calef, Per Kristian Skalstad, Nicholas Kok and Bjarte Engeseth.
As a composer Eira has studied at The Norwegian Academy of Music with teachers such as Rolf Wallin, Rune Rebne, Bente Leiknes Thorsen, Asbjørn Schaathun and Eivind Buene. Some recent projects include collaborations with coreographer Anaïs Touret of the The Norwegian National Ballet. I also wrote the chamber opera "Scenes from a Beehive".
Future highlights include a workshop performance for eight singers from Oslo Cathedral Choir at The Ultima Festival 2023 in Oslo.
Listen to some of her compositions by clicking on "Performer composer" on this page.
Eira is a recepient of Arts Counsil Norway's 2-Year Work Grant for Young Artists 2019-2020, a one-year work grant from Lillystipendet 2022, and have recieved stipendiums from FFUK, Sine Butenschön Fond, Norsk Tonekunstnersamfund, Ruud-Wallenberg Fond, Music Norway, Norsk Kulturfond and Kulturetaten.
Eira Huse is represented by Eliassons Artists.
Eira Huse is a Norwegian mezzo-soprano from Oslo.
Some recent career highlights was as a soloist with: Opéra de Lyon, The Verbier Festival, Oxford Lieder Festival, The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, Royal Opera House Muscat, Théatre de la Croix-Rousse, Oslo Grieg Festival, Kammeroper Schloss-Rheinsberg and Oslo Chamber Music Festival.
In recent years she have been a young artist with The Verbier Festival, Festival Aix-en-Provence & Opéra de Lyon.
In 2022 highlights included debuting in the title role of Bizet's Carmen with Opera Rogaland, performing in a new contemporary mini-opera with Festival d'Aix-en-Provence, being a Young Artist with Marlboro Music Festival, and debuting at Festspillene in Bergen.
Highlights in 2023 include a recital at Oslo International Church Music Festival, a contemporary baby opera by Maija Ratkje at The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, CD recording of music by Grieg and Irgens-Jensen, a recital at Leipzig's Grieg Society and returning as a young artist to Marlboro Music Festival (US) lead by Mitsuko Uchida and Jonathan Biss.
Eira Huse has performed with artists and ensembles such as Henning Kraggerud, James Baillieu, Clemens Flick, Michael Endres, Oliver-John Ruthven, Musica Poetica, Caroline Wettergreen, Ensemble Ascolta, Titus Engel, Marina Piccini, Alberto Maniaci, Pocket Sinfonia, Emmanuel Calef, Per Kristian Skalstad, Nicholas Kok and Bjarte Engeseth.
As a composer Eira has studied at The Norwegian Academy of Music with teachers such as Rolf Wallin, Rune Rebne, Bente Leiknes Thorsen, Asbjørn Schaathun and Eivind Buene. Some recent projects include collaborations with coreographer Anaïs Touret of the The Norwegian National Ballet. I also wrote the chamber opera "Scenes from a Beehive".
Future highlights include a workshop performance for eight singers from Oslo Cathedral Choir at The Ultima Festival 2023 in Oslo.
Listen to some of her compositions by clicking on "Performer composer" on this page.
Eira is a recepient of Arts Counsil Norway's 2-Year Work Grant for Young Artists 2019-2020, a one-year work grant from Lillystipendet 2022, and have recieved stipendiums from FFUK, Sine Butenschön Fond, Norsk Tonekunstnersamfund, Ruud-Wallenberg Fond, Music Norway, Norsk Kulturfond and Kulturetaten.
Eira Huse is represented by Eliassons Artists.
Eira Huse is a Norwegian mezzo-soprano from Oslo.
Some recent career highlights was as a soloist with: Opéra de Lyon, The Verbier Festival, Oxford Lieder Festival, The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, Royal Opera House Muscat, Théatre de la Croix-Rousse, Oslo Grieg Festival, Kammeroper Schloss-Rheinsberg and Oslo Chamber Music Festival.
In recent years she have been a young artist with The Verbier Festival, Festival Aix-en-Provence & Opéra de Lyon.
In 2022 highlights included debuting in the title role of Bizet's Carmen with Opera Rogaland, performing in a new contemporary mini-opera with Festival d'Aix-en-Provence, being a Young Artist with Marlboro Music Festival, and debuting at Festspillene in Bergen.
Highlights in 2023 include a recital at Oslo International Church Music Festival, a contemporary baby opera by Maija Ratkje at The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, CD recording of music by Grieg and Irgens-Jensen, a recital at Leipzig's Grieg Society and returning as a young artist to Marlboro Music Festival (US) lead by Mitsuko Uchida and Jonathan Biss.
Eira Huse has performed with artists and ensembles such as Henning Kraggerud, James Baillieu, Clemens Flick, Michael Endres, Oliver-John Ruthven, Musica Poetica, Caroline Wettergreen, Ensemble Ascolta, Titus Engel, Marina Piccini, Alberto Maniaci, Pocket Sinfonia, Emmanuel Calef, Per Kristian Skalstad, Nicholas Kok and Bjarte Engeseth.
As a composer Eira has studied at The Norwegian Academy of Music with teachers such as Rolf Wallin, Rune Rebne, Bente Leiknes Thorsen, Asbjørn Schaathun and Eivind Buene. Some recent projects include collaborations with coreographer Anaïs Touret of the The Norwegian National Ballet. She also wrote the chamber opera "Scenes from a Beehive".
Future highlights include a workshop performance for eight singers from Oslo Cathedral Choir at The Ultima Festival 2023 in Oslo.
Listen to some of her compositions by clicking on "Performer composer" on this page.
Eira is a recepient of Arts Counsil Norway's 2-Year Work Grant for Young Artists 2019-2020, a one-year work grant from Lillystipendet 2022, and have recieved stipendiums from FFUK, Sine Butenschön Fond, Norsk Tonekunstnersamfund, Ruud-Wallenberg Fond, Music Norway, Norsk Kulturfond and Kulturetaten.
Eira Huse is represented by Eliassons Artists.