Sept 02 -Sept 04, 2010, Kristiansand, Norway

           
  • Program
  • Artists
  • Tickets
  • News
  • Punkt Kunst
  • Punkt Seminar
  • Punkt Klubb
  • About Punkt
  • Recordings
  • History
  • Travel
  • Hotel
  • Media

 

 

 

  • Punkt 2010 is over ...
  • Mari Boine: Jesus sa ...
  • Punkt 2010: Program overview
  • Reykjavik jazzfestival collaborates with Punkt
  • Jan Bang: Head, Shoulders, Hips, Knees and Toes
  • Flere artistslipp / more artists at Punkt 2010
  • First artists announced for Punkt 2010
  • Jan Bang`s new record on David Sylvian`s label Samadhisound
  • Punkt Suksess i Tyskland
  • Punkt in Mannheim
  • Efterklang på Kick Scene, Lørdag 26 september
  • Punkt 09 is over. We did it again! Thanks!
  • John Kelman (www.allaboutjazz.com) on Punkt 09
  • Saturday 05.09, Some pictures from day three
  • Friday 04.09, Some pictures from day two
  • Thursday 03 09, Agder Teater A great day at Agder Theatre
  • Punktfestival on Facebook, Twitter, Myspace and Underskog
  • This Years Punktmagazine
  • Main Stage Concerts Agder Teater
  • Live Remixes, Agder Teater
  • Sweet Billy Pilgrim nominated for Mercury Prize
  • Punkt 09 Program outline
  • Punkt 08 is over
  • Praise for Arve Henriksen`s "Cartography"

 

 

 

John Kelman (www.allaboutjazz.com) on Punkt 09

Here is his summary of this years festival

As Punkt 2009 drew to a close, friends who came together from places far and wide said their goodbyes for another year. Punkt`s fifth anniversary was another year of achievement for a growing family of artists and fans, all committed to pushing the envelope of modern music. While the flagship festival in Kristiansand will remain the place where future ideas are created and moulded, the fact that it`s becoming an increasingly in-demand concept that other festivals are looking to recruit is proof of just how singular it is.

As Punkt travels, in the next couple of years, to Germany, Spain, the United States and, most likely, Canada, it`s emerging as one of Norway`s most creative exports. The beauty of Punkt is that, while any version abroad will by definition include some percentage of Norwegian artists, it will also include local performers, a sure way to expand the Punkt family even further, and to ensure that this distinctly Norwegian creation becomes something more global and an important unifier at a time when disparity is creating far too much divisiveness in the world

Read his complete review here. www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php

Written by: vidar,07.09.2009