Dancer, Singer, Choreographer And Video Promotions
Davidsson Organ And Dance Collaborative
Greater Gothenburg Metropolitan Area
We combine music, singing, dance, acting, and light effects into a unique performance program.https://www.facebook.com/davidssonarts We currently have two full-evening concert programs, "Four Seasons", reflecting the cycle of life as well as an abstract "Hamlet". These two programs have been presented in churches, symphony halls, and organ concert venues in the following places:Incheon, South Korea 2011Rochester, NY, USA 2011Cornell University, USA 2012Gothenburg, Sweden 2012Piteå, Sweden 2012Copenhagen, Denmark, 2013Nakskov, Denmark, 2014Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2014Løgumkloster, Denmark 2015Hamburg, Germany 2015London, The UK 2015Göteborg, Sweden 2015National four city Estonian tour 2016National tour, USA 2016Copenhagen, Denmark 2016Gothenburg, Sweden, 2018Siegen, Germany, 2018Göteborg International Organ Festival 2021-2024Gothenburg Konserthus, Sweden 2024 Älvsborgs Kyrka, 2024 Musikfestspiele Sansousi, Potsdam, Germany 2024In 2011, internationally acclaimed organist Hans Davidsson commissioned his two sons Jonatan and Gabriel Davidsson, to choreograph dance movements to organ pieces by Georg Böhm. They performed for a full house at the Korean International Organ Academy. This success enabled the project to grow tremendously, adding dancer and choreographer Stayce Camparo in 2012.We have also collaborated with Alena Shkatula (Principal Dancer, Estonian National Ballet), organist Bine Bryndorf (Royal Danish Conservatory of Music), actor Henrik Jandorf (the Royal Danish Theater), poetry reader Joel Speerstra (Gothenburg University senior researcher), Randall Harlow (Organ concertist and scholar), light designers Joakim Brink (Gothenburg Opera), Jesper Jørgensen (Nörregarde Teatret), Peter Tjørnelund (BJ Lighting) among others.We strive for new ways to combine contrasting art forms into an expressive performance concept that as a whole, is more emotionally powerful than each component presented individually.