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Mogens Dahl Chamberchoir
march 2023
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PROGRAM Traditionel norsk folketone: Bruremarsj fra Valsøyfjord Leading Lights Ola Gjeilo: Northern Lights Edvard Grieg: Ave maris stella Ola Gjeilo: Ave maris stella (2022/23 commission by The King’s Singers
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Traditionel norsk folketone: Bruremarsj fra Valsøyfjord
Leading Lights
Ola Gjeilo: Northern Lights
Edvard Grieg: Ave maris stella
Ola Gjeilo: Ave maris stella
(2022/23 commission by The King’s Singers Global Foundation)
150 Years of Hugo Alfvén
Hugo Alfvén Uti vår hage
Hugo Alfvén Aftonen
Hugo Alfvén Och jungfrun hon får i ringen
Millions of Suns
Jake Heggie Stop this day and night with me
A Tribute to The Real Group
Anders Edenroth Words
Evert Taube, arr. Anders Edenroth Så skimrande var aldri havet
Waldemar Ahlen Sommarplsalm
Anders Edenroth Pass med the jazz
Pause
Per Gunnar Petersson Spring has now unwrapped the flowers (Uropførsel)
Tekst: Piae Cantiones, og af Percy Dearmers
Finnish Legends
Jaakko Mäntyjärvi Pseudo-Yoik
Einojuhani Rautavaara Legenda
Jean Sibelius Finlandia
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If you’re even only slightly interested in vocal and choir music, then this concert in the Mogens Dahl concert hall on the 29th March is an absolute must. Here, not only will you be able to hear the English ensemble “The King’s Singers”, but you will hear them in a concert together with one of Denmark’s very best choirs: Mogens Dahl Chamber choir.
“The King’s Singers” were founded in 1968 by six singers from King’s College in Cambridge (hence the name), and has consisted of exactly six, male singers ever since. After the old English choral tradition, the high voices are sung by so-called countertenors, which creates a special sound. The vocal ensembles sings music from virtually all genres, which will also be heard at this concert together with Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir, another international choir with many singers from England.
At their joint concert, these two vocal ensembles will perform music with these focuses: The Nordic Light, Hugo Alfvén 150 years, a tribute to ”The Real Group” (another renowned vocal ensemble) and Finnish legends.
april 2023
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PROGRAM Johannes Brahms: Ein Deutsches Requiem in Phillip Molls edition for voices and 2 pianos Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir
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Johannes Brahms: Ein Deutsches Requiem in Phillip Molls edition for voices and 2 pianos
Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir
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It has become a tradition that the Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir performs Johannes Brahms’ “Ein Deutsches Requiem” in its chamber music version for choir, two soloists and four-handed piano in the run up to Easter.
“Ein Deutsches Requiem” is possibly Brahms’ main work, a deeply personal work, perhaps written under the impression of the loss of his mother or the death of Robert Schumann.
The work, which is in seven movements, is not intended as a liturgical – i.e. ecclesiastical – work, but rather a universally comforting work. The text is also not the usual Latin Requiem setting, but rather a German version of the same texts, taken from Luther’s Bible translation.
Where the Latin Requiem Mass usually begins with a prayer for the dead, Brahms begins his work with a prayer for the living: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven”.
The choral movements are both moving and powerful, with beautiful and reflective contributions by the two soloists before the work ends in the blessing for the Dead.
The concert will be performed by:
Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir
Rikke Sandberg (piano)
Emil Gryesten (piano)
Conductor: Mogens Dahl
Solists:
Maria Demerus (soprano)
Renè Bloice-Sanders (baryton)
may 2023
15may20:00Lise de la Salle, piano20:00 Entré: 395 kr. / studerende 295 kr. (ekskl. gebyrer)
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PROGRAM Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonate nr 26 op 81a « Les adieux » Franz Liszt : Ballade nr 2 Franz Liszt/ Robert Schumann: Widmung Franz Liszt: Funérailles Pause Franz Liszt: St Francois de Paule marchant sur
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Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonate nr 26 op 81a « Les adieux »
Franz Liszt : Ballade nr 2
Franz Liszt/ Robert Schumann: Widmung
Franz Liszt: Funérailles
Pause
Franz Liszt: St Francois de Paule marchant sur les flots
Franz Liszt/Richard Wagner : Liebestot
Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonate nr 32 Op. 111
The French pianist Lise de la Salle has over the last approx. 20 years established his name with an impressive career in collaboration with many symphony orchestras in Europe, the USA and Asia, and under a large number of prominent conductors. It has also resulted in a number of award-winning CD recordings, with recordings of for example Rachmaninov, Ravel, Liszt, Prokofiev and Chopin.
Franz Liszt’s piano music can be extremely challenging, but Lise de la Salle is happy to take this challenge on, which you will be able to hear at the concert in Mogens Dahl’s Concert Hall. Among the pieces by Liszt is “Funérailles”, one of his most famous piano pieces, written after the suppression of the Hungarian Revolution in 1849.
Liszt also made a number of arrangements for piano of other composers’ works, for example his father-in-law Richard Wagner’s “Liebestot” from the opera “Tristan and Isolde”, as well as the adaptation of Robert Schumann’s “Widmung”.
The works of Liszt are book-marked by two sonatas by Beethoven, no. 26, opus 81a, “Les Adieux”, and no. 32 opus 111.
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Den franske pianist Lise de la Salle har gennem de seneste ca. 20 år slået sit navn fast med en imponerende karriere i samarbejde med symfoniorkestre i Europa, USA og Asien, og under en lang række fremtrædende dirigenter. En række prisbelønnede CD-indspilninger er det også blevet til, med indspilninger af bl.a. Rachmaninov, Ravel, Liszt, Prokofiev og Chopin.
Franz Liszt’s klavermusik kan være uhyre udfordrende, og det tager Lise de la Salle gerne på sig, hvilket man vil kunne høre ved koncerten i Mogens Dahls Koncertsal. Blandt stykkerne af Liszt er ”Funérailles”, ét af hans mest berømte, skrevet efter undertrykkelsen af den Ungarske revolution i 1849.
Liszt udfærdigede også en række arrangementer for klaver af andre komponisters værker, bl.a. svigerfaderen Richard Wagners ”Liebestot” fra operaen ”Tristan og Isolde”, samt bearbejdelsen af Robert Schumanns ”Widmung”.
Værkerne af Liszt omkranses af to sonater af Beethoven, nr. 26, opus 81a, ”Les Adieux”, og nr. 32 opus 111.
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PROGRAM Gabriella Gullin: Tyst är det rum Jørgen Jersild: 1.Natteregn 2.Min Yndlingsdal Wilhelm Stenhammer: Stemning Per Gunnar Petersson: Kom min älskade! Per Nørgård: Solo in scéna ( solocello) Per Nørgård: Wie ein Kind: 1.Wiigen-Lied 2. Jorden er som et barn 3.Trauermarsch
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Gabriella Gullin: Tyst är det rum
Jørgen Jersild:
1.Natteregn
2.Min Yndlingsdal
Wilhelm Stenhammer: Stemning
Per Gunnar Petersson: Kom min älskade!
Per Nørgård: Solo in scéna ( solocello)
Per Nørgård: Wie ein Kind:
1.Wiigen-Lied
2. Jorden er som et barn
3.Trauermarsch mit einem unglücksfall
Wilhelm Peterson-Berger: Stemning
David Wikander: Kung Liljekonvalje
Mathias Heise: Coherence ( Kor og Mundharpe)
Ole Bull: Sæterjentens søndag
Hugo Alfvén: Stemning
Edward Grieg: Våren
Mathias Heise: Nordisk Lys – for kor og Mundharpe ( Uropførelse )
Jørgen Jersild: De lyse nætter
Adam de la Halle: Kom, du ljuva hjärtevän
Nils Lindberg: Shall I compare thee to a summer´s day
Evert Taube: Så skimrande var aldrig havet
Gabriella Gullin: Det är vackrast när det skymmer
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