Music & concerts
Limited spaces
Zotora
Didgeridoo concert with Zotora Per Nygaard
July 4th 2026
20.00/ 8 PM
in the Blue Mountain Hall, Melkevoll Bretun, Oldedalen.
One of the highlights this summer!
In early July Zotora visit us here to play a concert for us. He is one of the pioneers in the field of didgeridoo playing in Norway, and has had many of his concert in the special Emanuel Vigeland museum.
From his website:
“Zotora's unique playing style and depth of sound have won the respect of contemporary audiences and Australian aboriginal elders.
Zotora plays sound journey concerts and travels across Norway captivating audiences with his spellbinding sound.”
About this concert & evening
This will truly be one of the highlights here this summer.
It is possible to come and stay at Melkevoll Bretun and enjoy the weekend in amazing nature, yoga class, and then to attend the concert and enjoy the evening in the Stone Cave after the didgeridoo concert.
We recommend all guests to book your concert tickets & your space on the camping in advance, as this is the mid summer sesason here.
Contact us directly at info@melkevoll if you have any questions about this event.
About the location
The concert will be held in the special stone hall the Blue Mountain Hall at Melkevoll Bretun.
Here we have hosted concerts for professional choirs, gong and crystal sound baths and other music experiences before. The sound in this room with big views towards mountains, glaciers and waterfalls gives a special feeling and adds to the music experience.
Here you can sit or lie down on comfortable mats to experience the music in the way you prefer.
The music, the room and the nature around us will make sure you will have a special experience and journey with sound.
About Zotora
Zotora is a renowned didgeridoo player, recognized as one of Europe's pioneers in this unique art form.
His deep connection with the didgeridoo began during a transformative five-year stay in the Australian outback in the late 80s. Since then, he has returned to Australia on numerous occasions, continuously seeking fresh inspiration. While grounded in the traditions of the indigenous people, Zotora has developed his own distinctive style of playing. With a profound reverence for this instrument's origins, he skillfully guides listeners back to their original nature.”
Read more on his website:
The Stone Cave and Melkevoll Bretun.
You can choose to attend only the concert, or you can stay longer to add more to the experience.
After the concert all guests are welcome to visit the Stone cave to spend some time together around the bon fire.
You are also welcome to spend the weekend on the camping here, enjoy what Melkevoll Bretun and the surrounding areas have to offer. We have yoga, sauna and ice bath as well as amazing nature to explore.
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