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Alletiders FestS2E5 Katastrofen til Danmarks første operaBåde børn og voksne glæder sig til Danmarks første opera. Den midlertidige træbygning er helt proppet. Og der er dekoreret fint med mos, tapet og utallige olielamper. Datoen er 19. april 1689. Kong Christian 5.s fødselsdag er blevet fejret med operaen fire dage tidligere og nu skal forestillingen genopføres. Men det hele ender i en af Danmarks-historiens største katastrofer.Medvirkende: David Høyer, museumschef på Krigsmuseet og Frihedsmuseet. Værter: Julie Ralund og Thomas Klinkby. Huskok: Birgitte Kampmann. Lyd og redigering: Gustav Niepoort. Redaktør: Troels Donnerborg. Serien Alletiders Fest er lavet af Buddy Bud...
2025-11-2128 min
To The Moon Honey PodcastUlrikke Høyer om en bekymringsfuld graviditet og en fødsel i fuld kontrolDa model Ulrikke Høyer bliver gravid første gang, får hun og kæresten Gustav ved nakkefoldsscanningen at vide, at hjertet ikke slår, og at Ulrikke skal igennem en abort. Omkring et halvt år senere bliver Ulrikke gravid igen – denne gang med lille Ruth.
Trods stor taknemmelighed og glæde sidder oplevelsen af at miste stadig lige under huden på Ulrikke, og graviditeten føles som ét stort kontroltab fyldt med bekymringer.
Men som Ulrikke nærmer sig fødslen, tager hun kontrollen tilbage, og da hun lander på fødestuen, føler hun sig klar...
2025-11-1751 min
Beauty Through Faith PodcastRebekah Stiles on Beauty in Piano Music and PerformanceIn this episode of the Beauty Through Faith podcast, host Gustav Hoyer engages with pianist Rebekah Stiles to explore the intersection of art, beauty, and faith. They discuss the significance of beauty in the Christian tradition, the role of different musical traditions, and the impact of church and secular contexts on artistic expression. Rebekah shares her insights on the importance of the performer in music, the communal aspect of art, and her future pursuits in both the church and the broader artistic community.Rebekah Stiles at Cairn UniversityRebekah Stiles at the Csehy Summer School...
2025-11-0348 min
Beauty Through Faith PodcastSandy Ceas on Pursuing Beauty through FaithThe recording of today’s episode has an interesting backstory. Among many things, I am a piano technician. On the day of this recording I was tuning in southeastern Pennsylvania in Bucks County. I found the perfect, quiet rural road to pull over and record this conversation. It was idyllic. There was a farm house nearby - looked to be from the colonial era. Well - Gustav Hoyer and I began the conversation with our guest and a truck pulled up beside me. A white pickup with a man who asked, “Everything ok? I work here and got a call...
2025-10-2128 min
Beauty Through Faith PodcastDr. Junius Johnson Speaking this Weekend!Welcome to Beauty Through Faith! I’m your host, Benjamin Harding. Today we are joined by Dr. Junius Johnson—theologian, author, and lover of story. Dr. Johnson is a featured speaker at our Beauty Through Faith Conference happening this weekend in Fort Collins, Colorado.Dr. Johnson has written profound works including Father of Lights and On Teaching Fairy Stories, and you can explore more of his work at his website: www.juniusjohnson.com.In today’s conversation led by Gustav Hoyer, our executive director, we’ll dive into his vision of how beauty, imagination, and the life...
2025-09-2322 min
Imagination RedeemedJohn Williams and Passing Down the FaithIn this episode (part 2 of 2), Brian Brown, Gustav Hoyer, and Benjamin Harding talk about the intergenerational nature of Christian creativity, and explore how film scores and children's stories show us how that works.The discussion includes:Why every generation in the church must leave a testimony of their time—failure to do so creates a void in cultural memoryHow Kalos Arts functions as a production company for Christian artists across multiple disciplines (music, visual art, written word), and believes art shouldn't remain inaccessible—people can develop appreciation through guided exposureHow film scores are great example of how...
2025-09-2322 min
Beauty Through Faith PodcastWhy Beauty Matters: Brian Brown and the Anselm SocietyWelcome to Beauty Through Faith. I’m your host, Benjamin Harding, and today I’m really excited to sit down with Brian Brown, the Executive Director of the Anselm Society. Brian’s not only a good friend of our work, he’s also going to be one of the featured speakers at our upcoming Rocky Mountain Kalos Beauty Through Faith Conference on September 26th and 27th.Now, if you haven’t grabbed your tickets yet, you’ll want to—because we’ve put together such a rich lineup. We’ll be hearing from Dr. Junius Johnson, pianist Dr. Paul Barnes, v...
2025-09-1843 min
Beauty Through Faith PodcastDr. Paul Barnes to Perform and Share at 2025 Beauty Through Faith ConferenceIn this episode of Beauty Through Faith, Benjamin Harding speaks with Dr. Paul Barnes and Gustav Hoyer about the upcoming Rocky Mountain Conference on September 26 and 27, 2025, their musical collaborations, and the intersection of faith and art. They explore the significance of new compositions, the beauty of Orthodox music, and the transformative power of artistic expression in relation to spirituality. The conversation delves into the nature of reality, the role of imagination, and the importance of perceiving beauty as a reflection of Divine Love.You can be a part of this life-changing conference on September 26 and 27, 2025 by signing...
2025-09-0821 min
Beauty Through Faith PodcastJosh Tiessen, Narrative Hyper-Surrealism, and BeautyWelcome to Beauty through Faith a podcast of the Kalos Arts Foundation. On today’s episode, Gustav Hoyer and I had the privilege of speaking with the fine-artist, Josh Tiessen. Josh was born in 1995 in Moscow, Russia to Canadian parents. He is an international award-winning contemporary artist based near Toronto, Ontario. Tiessen is best known for his hyper-surreal shaped oil paintings, which take up to 1700 hours to complete, and reflect the interaction between the natural world and human-made structures. Please visit his website for more information and of course his artwork: https://www.joshtiessen.com/Experience Beauty Th...
2025-08-0548 min
Beauty Through Faith PodcastThe Pursuit of Beauty: Wonder, Culture, and Theology (Part 2)Episode Title: The Pursuit of Beauty: Wonder, Culture, and TheologyGuest: Dr. Junius JohnsonPodcast: Beauty Through FaithHost: Gustav HoyerEpisode Summary:In this captivating episode, we welcome theologian and author Dr. Junius Johnson alongside composer and executive director of Kalos, Gustav Hoyer for a rich conversation on beauty, wonder, and the role of imagination in faith and culture. Together, we explore how beauty is not just ornament but a portal—into deeper truth, into divine mystery, and into the transformation of our inner and outer worlds.Junius offers reflections on the theology of beauty and the fo...
2025-07-1536 min
Beauty Through Faith PodcastThe Pursuit of Beauty: Wonder, Culture, and Theology: A Conversation with Dr. Junius Johnson (Part 1)Episode Title: The Pursuit of Beauty: Wonder, Culture, and TheologyGuest: Dr. Junius JohnsonPodcast: Beauty Through FaithHost: Gustav HoyerEpisode Summary:In this captivating episode, we welcome theologian and author Dr. Junius Johnson alongside composer and executive director of Kalos, Gustav Hoyer for a rich conversation on beauty, wonder, and the role of imagination in faith and culture. Together, we explore how beauty is not just ornament but a portal—into deeper truth, into divine mystery, and into the transformation of our inner and outer worlds.Junius offers reflections on the theology of beauty and the fo...
2025-06-3036 min
Beauty Through Faith PodcastNurturing Artists of Faith with Gustav HoyerGustav is a composer and conductor of orchestral music who has a history of producing unconventional multi-media live events across the United States. From mixed media orchestral concerts in Los Angeles to producing the powerful stage drama, Acts, the 3-Man Show, he has worked with Christian artists to bring compelling works of excellence to audiences within and outside the church. He lives with his family in Colorado. He, along with Benjamin Harding, founded the Kalos Arts Foundation to cultivate the voice of the church through the arts. Please visit our website www.kalosarts.org. Keywords
2025-02-0347 min
Common KnowledgeOnly An Irritated Oyster with Nancy and Gustav Hoyer | Ep 1Is great art born of the person or their circumstances?
When great art is produced, does it flow primarily out of the genius of the artist or the difficult circumstances of their life? Using Ludwig van Beethoven's life and music as a guide, the Hoyers plumb the depths of the age old question, "Would the artist have produced such beautiful art if he hadn't had such a difficult life?"
About Nancy Hoyer
Mrs. Hoyer grew up in Massachusetts and has been singing and playing the flute for over 40 years. She...
2024-09-3031 min
RadioTeglDanmarks vildeste kollegieI dette afsnit besøger Ane Håndværks kollegiet i Horsens og får sig en snak med arkitekt Sune Nielsen fra Cubo arkitekter. Håndværks kollegiet er et fascinerende og imponerende bygningsværk med et væld at lækre og unikke løsninger som alle tjener det formål at inspirere den nye generation af håndværkerer der bor på kollegiet. Douglas kernetræ, forbandter du ikke vidste fandtes og en helt særlig tilgang til at få de unge mennesker til at interagere. Vært: Ane Cortzen Medvirkende: Sune Nielsen fra CUBO
2024-09-1851 min
Theorist Composer CollaborationTCC 14. Philosophy of a Miracle - Natalia Rojcovscaia-TumahaFeatured on this episode of the Theorist Composer Collaboration podcast is the composer Natalia Rojcovscaia-Tumaha and her piece Philosophy of a Miracle. Music theorist Aaron D’Zurilla discusses with Natalia her background, writing for opera, artistic collaboration, orchestral composition, humanistic approaches to art and music theory in context. Natalia Contact Links:Website: https://rojcovscaiatumaha.wixsite.com/officialEmail: rojcovscaiatumaha@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/N.RojcovscaiaTumahaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/natalia_rojcovscaiatumaha/ To See a World in a Grain of Sa...
2024-07-081h 04
In the BorderlandsAI vs AI with special guest Fredrik Høyer #49Carl Gustav Jung, the mythopoetic mirror to Freud’s trauma-focused psychology, spoke of a concept he coined "Active Imagination“. An intuitive process of letting your own imagination unfold by drinking from the waters of the collective consciousness. In this conversation we juxtapose both this "AI“ and the more commonly known "AI“ aka Artificial Intelligence.
Joined by special guest Fredrik Høyer, a Norwegian slam poet, author and dramatist, we take a meandering and overflowing journey through these mythic borderlands pregnant with the unrealised potential of dreams.
Fredrik Høyer
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2024-06-0657 min
SportsugenPoker og padel i Bilbao, endnu en sportssponsor dropper Qatar og debat om Aalborg i Saudi-ArabienThomas & Uber Cup - eller det, der i folkemunde er kendt som badminton-VM, kommer meget snart til Danmark. Vi varmer op med en debutant og den tidligere OL-guldvinder Poul-Erik Høyer. Derefter skal det handle om FIFAs forslag om at holde fodbold-VM hvert andet år. DBUs direktør er ikke enig og fortæller hvorfor. Dernæst skal det handle om den fremadstormende sportsgren padel. Det danske landshold er afsted til EM i Bilbao og derfra har vi de to landsholdsspillere Gus Hansen og Jesper Hougaard med. De fortæller om EM, sportens eksplosive fremdrift i Danmark - og så fortæll...
2021-10-0755 min
AnachronismGazing into the heavens with Gustav HolstOn this episode, I share insight into my latest release Terra, the Bringer of Life. It was written for a special series of concerts commemorating the 100th anniversary of Gustav Holst's The Planets. I share snippets of the arrangement and line them up with Terra.Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6CY1MNTjfMqpMWydSthnya?si=16b5984ec28241adApple Music:https://music.apple.com/us/album/terra-the-bringer-of-life-single/1552408114
2021-03-1335 minAnachronismCultural Transformation through Music - An Interview with Filmmaker and Composer Stephen Ashley Blake, Part 2In part two of my conversation with Steve, we turn out attention to his work as a composer and how it was that 'classical' music entered his life. I had the pleasure of co-producing concerts in LA with Steve in 2009-2010. Here's a link to our performance of his work, With You Always Composer Richard Wagner
2021-03-0636 minAnachronismCultural Transformation through Music - An Interview with Filmmaker and Composer Stephen Ashley Blake, Part 1This is the first of a two-part conversation with filmmaker and composer, Stephen Ashley Blake. In this episode, we discuss his current film project, Steal Away. https://stealawaymovie.com/It is the story of how the Fisk Jubilee Singers brought the music of the Spiritual to the world. The influence of their legacy has touched almost every form of modern music making around the world. We talk about the film and the singers' legacy.Here are links to some of what we touch on:The book that inspired the film Dark Midnight When I RiseThe Cu...
2021-02-2043 minAnachronismLearning to play a masterpiece - An Interview with Pianist Benjamin Harding, Part2It was a year ago that Benjamin and I spoke about his fine piano artistry on my album, The Gilded Age. In this second half of our conversation, he plays a bit of music for us and gives us a look inside Liszt's monumental Piano Sonata in b-minor. You can connect with Benjamin on Instagram (@bhardingmusic), facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/benjamin.harding) and his website www.benjaminhardingmusic.com/blog
2021-02-0635 minAnachronismLearning to play a masterpiece - An Interview with Pianist Benjamin Harding, Part 1It was a year ago that Benjamin and I spoke about his fine piano artistry on my album, The Gilded Age. With a strange year for so many of us, I wanted to reach back to him to catch up. In this episode he shares an up-close look at the challenge of learning a really challenging piano masterpiece (Franz Liszt's b-minor Piano Sonata), and shares his thoughts about it. We get a glimpse of the technical and emotional challenges such a works presents. I divided our discussion into two parts. In part 1, we discuss a little bit about how life has...
2021-01-2733 minAnachronismClassical Music Entrepreneurship in the time of COVID -Touching Base with Jeffrey NytchIn this episode, I welcome back composer, author, and educator Jeffrey Nytch. Jeff and I spoke last year about his music, how he discovered the orchestral tradition, and we listened to some of his symphonic music. In this episode, I touch base with Jeff to hear about the bi-aural audio project he was presenting in Boulder, CO, and then we turn to the impacts of our society's response to the COIVD pandemic on the art and livelihood of classical performers. It is a conversation filled with insight, and hope, and hope you find his comments as engaging as I did. You...
2020-11-2148 min
AnachronismExpanding the Orchestral Palette - An Interview with composer Leanna PrimianiWe're back after a harrowing escape from a potential lifetime of imprisonment in a mysterious musical prison (h/t The Golden Sparrow). I had the opportunity in September to have a discussion with an outstanding composer and musician, Leanna Primiani, and that conversation is in this episode. Like all my guests, Leanna shares a bit of how she encountered 'classical' music and how it seized her imagination for a lifetime of music creation. She composes music for media (film/tv/video games) as well as for the orchestral concert stage. We talk about her sensitivity to the mixture of colors and...
2020-10-3143 min
AnachronismPart 8: The Golden Sparrow-A journey into a musical escape room"In fevered dreams, my subconscious replayed fragments of my current imprisonment like a stained-glass window assembled by a madman. In my dream I saw glimpses of machines without controls, photos of long-deceased dignitaries, instruments that remained silent, and poetry that I could not read. In short, they were involuntary ruminations of an imagination that had been overwhelmed by an unveiling of truths for which it was unprepared. "Welcome to season two of Anachronism with seven-part adventure through The Golden Sparrow.Part 8 - The FinaleBackground: In March 2019, I opened a musical escape room in my hometown of Fort Collins. It ran...
2020-08-2937 minAnachronismPart 6: The Golden Sparrow-A journey into a musical escape room"I stood motionless before the wardrobe for a moment while I waited for something else to happen. I had turned a key in a long dormant lock, and I had no idea what I had opened, or perhaps freed. "Welcome to season two of Anachronism with seven-part adventure through The Golden Sparrow.Part 6 of our story moves into a mysterious chamber.Background: In March 2019, I opened a musical escape room in my hometown of Fort Collins. It ran for a few months and featured live musicians and musical puzzles. As a business venture, it was operationally difficult to sustain, but as...
2020-08-1530 min
AnachronismPart 5: The Golden Sparrow-A journey into a musical escape room"“There’s a desk in one of the rooms at 25 Franklin Ln. that has a symbol…” I stopped as I realized that this discussion was starting to descend into farce. If he knew about the symbol, he wasn’t going to admit it. "Welcome to season two of Anachronism with seven-part adventure through The Golden Sparrow.Part 5 deepens the mystery of 25 Franklin Ln. and its peculiar history.Background: In March 2019, I opened a musical escape room in my hometown of Fort Collins. It ran for a few months and featured live musicians and musical puzzles. As a business venture, it was operationa...
2020-08-0823 min
Audience Development Specialists PodcastADS Podcast: Composer and Impresario, Gustav HoyerMy client, composer Gustav Hoyer stopped by the ADS Podcast to talk…
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2019-11-2843 min
The ShiftShapers PodcastEp #23: Keeping Medical Care Between a Patient and Doctor - With Gustav & Eric HoyerThis week we are speaking with Gustav and Eric Hoyer, brothers who have created a start up named after the ancient Roman physician Galen of Pergamon. Galen is a start-up organization whose goal is to empower individual consumers to find quality medical care within certain pricing restraints.I invited Gustav and Eric to talk about how the shift in the delivery of healthcare (progressively less personal and compassionate), and how their model facilitates providers in granting substantial discounts to patients. Listen in to learn about this innovative way of healthcare delivery in the new environment of larger...
2014-09-1421 min