Simon-Emiil Bergstrøm Waage
About
Simon-Emiil Bergstrøm Waage is a conductor and musician from Norhordland based in Stavanger (Norway). He is currently studying conducting in the faculty of performing arts in Stavanger (UIS), and are an active trombone, piano and organ player. Simon-Emiil is alsow teaching trombonist-students in schoolbands.
2025
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2026
10.06.2025 - Examination concert with Sandnes Symphony Orchestra in Gand Kirke
Concert start: 7:30pm
The exam for 2025 will be with Sandnes Symphony Orchestra together with the other conductor students at University of Stavanger. The repertoire is:
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Hall, Pauline: Verlaine-suite, I. Introduction
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Boulanger, Lili: D’un matin de printemps
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Rossini, Gioachino: La Gazza Ladra, ouverture
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DvoÅ™ák, Antonin: Cellokonsert i h-moll, Op. 104, sats 1
Solist: ​Martin Stangebye
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Grieg, Edvard: Lyrisk suite
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Tsjaikovskij, Pjotr Iljitsj: Romeo og Julie ouverture
23.06.2025-25.06.2025 - Summer courses at Fedje island
Organizer, manager and conductor for the new project at Fedje island.
03.08.2025-08.08.2025 - "Conductors Week" in Stavanger
Participant at Masterclass with Stavanger Symphony Orchestra
December 2025 - Christmas concerts with Austrheim Sanglag at Austrheim Church
Trombone player.
June 2026 - Summer courses at Fedje island
Organizer and manager for the new project at Fedje island.
Previous years highlights
May 2025 - Top 6 at the European Conductors Competition
Participant at the European Conductors Competition 2025, and made it to the semi final together with 6 other participants.
May 2024 - Saint-Saëns: "Le Carnaval des animaux" with the culture school of Stavanger
Conductor for the project.
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