Kári Bæk, born in 1950, is a prominent figure in Faroese musical life, known for his multifaceted talents as a musician, choral conductor, and composer. Over the past 25 years, Bæk has significantly contributed to the musical landscape of the Faroe Islands, creating a diverse range of works that span from solo instrumental pieces to choral compositions. His music is characterized by a modern tonal language that often draws inspiration from the natural world and local legends, particularly the sea. Bæk's compositions have been performed by notable ensembles such as the JACK Quartet and Aldubáran, showcasing his ability to blend traditional influences with contemporary musical techniques. His works, including pieces like "Vár Trio" and "Wogen," offer a rich and evocative listening experience that reflects his deep connection to his cultural heritage and the Faroese landscape.