Concerts
The Baltic Sea
Venue
Vor Frelsers Kirke, Sankt Annæ Gade 29, 1416 København K
Date & Time
April 28 2024, 15:00-17:00
Tickets
About the Concert
PROGRAM:
Carl Nielsen (1865-1931): Helios Overture (arranged by Karl Aage Rasmussen)
Katia Tchemberdji (b. 1960): Piano Quartet (world premiere of 3rd movement)
Heino Eller (1887-1970): Lyrical Pieces for piano trio
Zygmunt Noskowski (1846-1909): Piano Quartet
The Baltic Sea is where Northern and Eastern Europe meet, a cultural hub marked by both community and conflicts. Join us on a musical journey around the region and hear music by our own Carl Nielsen, romantic tones from Poland and Estonia by Zygmunt Noskowski and Heino Eller, as well as a new piece by Russian-born Katia Tchemberdji, who has been part of Berlin’s influential music scene since 1990.
The concert is the final installment in Rudersdal Chamber Soloists’ multi-year interdisciplinary project on The Four Elements, where their physical as well as symbolic and cultural significance has been illuminated through music, poetry, visual arts, and historical/scientific presentations.
Rikke Helms, former director of the Danish Cultural Institute in Riga and St. Petersburg, was involved in opening the project with discussions on Europe’s flashpoints. Now she joins us for the conclusion, where she talks about the cultural community of the Baltic Sea countries, which has flourished despite the Iron Curtain. She also addresses the current conflict, cultural boycotts, etc.
The Baltic Sea
Venue
MantziusLive, Johan Mantzius Vej 7A, 3460 Birkerød
Date & Time
May 12 2024, 15:00-17:00
Tickets
About the Concert
PROGRAM:
Carl Nielsen (1865-1931): Helios Overture (arranged by Karl Aage Rasmussen)
Katia Tchemberdji (b. 1960): Piano Quartet (world premiere of 3rd movement)
Heino Eller (1887-1970): Lyrical Pieces for piano trio
Zygmunt Noskowski (1846-1909): Piano Quartet
The Baltic Sea is where Northern and Eastern Europe meet, a cultural hub marked by both community and conflicts. Join us on a musical journey around the region and hear music by our own Carl Nielsen, romantic tones from Poland and Estonia by Zygmunt Noskowski and Heino Eller, as well as a new piece by Russian-born Katia Tchemberdji, who has been part of Berlin’s influential music scene since 1990.
The concert is the final installment in Rudersdal Chamber Soloists’ multi-year interdisciplinary project on The Four Elements, where their physical as well as symbolic and cultural significance has been illuminated through music, poetry, visual arts, and historical/scientific presentations.
Rikke Helms, former director of the Danish Cultural Institute in Riga and St. Petersburg, was involved in opening the project with discussions on Europe’s flashpoints. Now she joins us for the conclusion, where she talks about the cultural community of the Baltic Sea countries, which has flourished despite the Iron Curtain. She also addresses the current conflict, cultural boycotts, etc.
Composition Workshop Concert
Venue
Koncertkirken, Blågårds Plads 6A, 2200 København N
Date & Time
May 17 2024, 20:00-22:00
Free entrance
About the Concert
Concert with young composers from DKDM