Anders Koppel
Three of Koppel’s most charming concertos are heard here in new recordings from the musicians who inspired them and the Danish Sinfonietta, that commissioned and first performed them.
Else Marie Pade
Else Marie Pade's inventive musical interpretation of Hans Christian Andersen's famous tale of the little mermaid, who sacrifices her entire existence for a handsome prince.
Mads Emil Dreyer
The debut album from one of the most sophisticated and original composers in Denmark right now unfolds like an adventure with frozen music, glistening and thawing slowly under a cool winter sun.
Nikolaj Hess
Melody is a concert piece for violin with a story to tell. One senses both luminous narrative delight and a distinctive melancholy in Hess's music. Central to it is the melodic impetus, combined with variation and heartfelt hues.
Niels Rønsholdt
Guided by composer Niels Rønsholdt, Den Sidste Olie ('The Last Rites') is a groundbreaking chamber opera intricately woven into the Baroque tonal tapestry. It explores the historical odyssey of oil extraction, addressing the challenges of the climate crisis with musical sophistication.
Else Marie Pade
Two distinctly different works by Else Marie Pade – telephone tones, electronically treated percussion, and a solo violin, constantly shifting in character.
Hans Dal
On this EP, Dal returns to his musical roots with five immensely melodic solo guitar pieces composed for his longtime collaborator, guitarist Søren Bødker Madsen.
Joachim Andersen
Joachim Andersen's career followed an exceptionally varied course. As a composer, he emerges deeply rooted in his era, conveying sensitivity and enchantment on this dazzling double album of Joachim Andersen's works for flute and piano.