In the exhibition, we explore why certain songs became so important immediately after 22 July. Several prominent artists share the choices they make, how it felt to perform at various national memorial concerts, and what it was like to perform songs they had written about the attack.

Visitors can experience some of the national memorial concerts. Explore our catalog of lyrics, find information about, and listen to, the songs that was significant in the period following 22 July. With the exhibition, we aim to create a space for visitors, with or without personal memories of the attack, to discuss and reflect.

At the 22 July Centre, we are interested in visitors’ contribution to the conversation. We ask the question "What is the music after 22 July for you?" in the exhibition. We hope you will contribute. This will help the exhibition evolve and reflect diverse perspectives.

The 22 July Centre understands that music can be a negative trigger for some. All music in the exhibition is played through headphones. It cannot be heard in the room. A list is available showing where and which songs are played.

The exhibition opens on Thursday 5 December 2024! In the exhibition, we explore the meaning, influence, and symbolism of music in the aftermath of 22 July attack.

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Gjenklang – Musikken etter 22. juli

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