Examples of using Dextra in English and their translations into Norwegian
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It was acquired by Dextra Musica in 2006.
The most recent transaction has brought it to Dextra Musica.
Private medical clinic Dextra in the Korsa building.
TrioTaus' instruments are generously on loan from Dextra Musica.
It was secured for the Dextra Musica collection by Peter Biddulph in 2008.
Maria plays on a Giuseppe Rocca from 1850, loaned by Dextra Musica.
The Norwegian Academy of Music and Dextra Musica are broadening their collaboration.
Guadagnini“ex-Vieuxtemps” viola dating from 1768,kindly on loan from Dextra Musica.
Prior to its purchase in 2006 by Dextra Musica, it was the concert instrument of the New York musician Bernard Zaslav.
From Fallon it passed to Anthony Woodrow, and thence,through Peter Biddulph, to Dextra Musica.
Via our subsidiary company, Dextra Musica, the foundation acquires valuable string instruments and lends them to talented Norwegian musicians.
He plays a cello built by Francesco Rugeri in Cremona in 1690,on loan from Dextra Musica.
Henning Kraggerud plays on a 1744 Guarneri del Gesù,provided by Dextra Musica AS. This company is founded by Sparebankstiftelsen DNB.
Eivind Holtsmark Ringstad plays on a Guadagnini viola from 1768,kindly on loan from Dextra Musica.
Dextra Musica is a subsidiary of Sparebankstiftelsen DNB, and since 2006 it has purchased valuable string instruments that it lends to Norwegian musicians.
Torun currently plays on a Matteo Goffriller cello,on generous loan from Dextra Musica Sparebankstiftelsen.
Dextra Musica is a subsidiary of the Savings Bank Foundation DNB, and since 2006 it has purchased valuable string instruments that it lends to Norwegian musicians.
Torun currently plays on a cello by Matteo Goffriller(1725)on generous loan from Dextra Musica Sparebankstiftelsen.
Dextra Musica is a subsidiary of Sparebankstiftelsen DNB, which since 2006 has bought valuable string instruments with the purpose of loaning them to Norwegian musicians.
Geir Inge Lotsberg has played a Joseph Guarnerius filius Andrae dating from 1703,provided by Dextra Musica AS.
With support from The DNB Savings Bank Foundation- Dextra Musica the 2016 festival offers Fargespill with KORK, a concert with 100 children and young people of 35 different nationalities, the Norwegian Radio Orchestra and young soloists from Dextra Musica.
Elise Båtnes plays the”Arditi”, made by Antonio Stadivarius in 1689,on loan from the foundation Sparebankstiftelsen DNB/ Dextra Music.
With support from The Savings Bank Foundation DNB- Dextra Musica the 2017 Festival presents world class young, Norwegian musicians and prominent international artists in concerts in Troldsalen and in the composers' homes of Edvard Grieg, Ole Bull and Harald Sæverud at Troldhaugen, Lysøen and Siljustøl.
It then passed to the American collector Howard Gottlieb of Chicago, butwas brought to the Dextra Musica collection by Peter Biddulph in 2007.
Concert with students from Tromsø Cultural School and University of Tromsø- Young Talents supported by the Center for Talent Development Barratt Due and Dextra Musica.
Kleven Hagen is performing on a violin made by C. Bergonzi(Cremona, Italy) made about 1735-40, also known as«Kreisler-Bergonzi»on loan from Dextra Musica.
The course is a collaboration between Voksenåsen, the Norwegian Academy of Music, the Foundation for Swedish-Norwegian Co-operation and Royal College of Music in Stockholm, andis financially supported by Dextra and Bergesen Foundation.
The course is a collaboration between Voksenåsen, the Norwegian Academy of Music, Royal College of Music in London, Ingesund College of Music and Royal College of Music in Stockholm, andis financially supported by the Foundation for Swedish-Norwegian Co-operation, Dextra Musica and Florian Leonhard Fine Violins.
