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Friðrik Erlingsson (f. 4. mars 1962) er íslenskur tónlistarmaður og rithöfundur. Í tónlist var hann meðal annars lagahöfundur og gítarleikari í hljómsveitunum Purrki Pillnikk frá 1981 – 1983 og Sykurmolunum frá 1986 – 1988, á plötunum Einn moli’ á mann, 1986, og Life’s too good, 1988.
Friðrik Erlingsson is known for Thor: Legend of the Magical Hammer (2011), Freydís and Gudrid and Benji the Dove (2018).
- Writer, Actor, Composer
- Friðrik Erlingsson
Ragnheiður ist eine Oper in drei Akten von Gunnar Þórðarson (Musik) mit einem Libretto von Friðrik Erlingsson. Sie wurde im August 2013 in der Kathedrale zu Skálholt konzertant uraufgeführt. Die erste szenische Aufführung fand am 1. März 2014 im Konzerthaus Harpa in Reykjavík statt.
Friðrik Erlingsson er fæddur 4. mars 1962 í Reykjavík og útskrifaðist sem grafískur hönnuður frá Myndlista- og handíðaskóla Íslands 1983. Hann var lagahöfundur og gítarleikari í hljómsveitunum Purrki Pillnikk frá 1981 – 1983 og Sykurmolunum frá 1986 – 1988, á plötunum Einn moli’ á mann og Life’s too good , og einn ...
- Conception and Performance History
- Synopsis
- Recording
In the spring of 2007, composer Gunnar Þórðarson approached author Friðrik Erlingsson with the idea of writing an opera. They settled on the historic story of Ragnheiður Brynjólfsdóttir, known by the four-volume novel Skálholt (1930–1932) by Icelandic author Guðmundur Kamban, described by the Encyclopædia Britannica as his “greatest work”. Earlier ...
Act 1
There are rumours in Skálholt, that Ragnheiður, daughter of bishop Brynjólfur Sveinsson, has an illicit affair with her teacher Daði Halldórsson. The dean of the cathedral, Sigurður Torfason, tells the bishop of these rumours, hoping it would lead Brynjólfur to send Daði away; however, bishop Brynjólfur decides instead to let Ragnheiður take a public oath, affirming her virginity. On 11 May 1661, Ragnheiður takes the oath in front of the congregation in the cathedral of Skálholt. Afterwards s...
Act 2
Ragnheiður spends the time of her pregnancy at her aunt Helga Magnusdóttir’s farm in Bræðratunga. Daði leaves for Copenhagen to plead his case before the king. After giving birth to her son nine months after taking the oath affirming her virginity, Ragnheiður’s father Brynjólfur orders her to come back to Skálholt and face a public absolution on 20 April 1662; the child, however, is to be sent to foster parents. In exchange for a royal pardon for Ragnheiður, Brynjólfur wants to send the king...
Act 3
Ten years later, Brynjólfur visits the graves of his daughter, Ragnheiður, and his only grandchild, Ragnheiður’s and Daði’s son. Daði arrives at the graveyard and – not recognised by Brynjólfur – asks him, for whom Brynjólfur is weeping. Hearing the answer Daði realises, that his child – whom he had never seen – has died.
2014 – Petri Sakari[fi; fr; sv] conducting the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, with Þóra Einarsdóttir (Ragnheiður), Viðar Gunnarsson (Brynjólfur), Elmar Gilbertsson (Daði), Jóhann Smári Sævarsson (Sigurður), Hanna Dóra Sturludóttir (Helga), Guðrún Jóhanna Ólafsdóttir (Ingibjörg), Bergþór Pálsson (Hallgrímur), Ágúst Ólafsson (Torfi) and Björn Ingiberg J...
Byggt á skáldsögu eftir. Stuttur Frakki, 1993. Handrit
Friðrik Erlingsson ist bekannt für Filme wie Thor - Ein hammermäßiges Abenteuer, Ploey, Benjamin, die Taube.
