Else Marie Pade's experiments with the beat frequency phenomenon – the foundation of her final electronic composition and a unique encounter between generations.
A compelling exploration of Niels Rosing-Schow's evocative chamber music, culminating in his exquisite rendition of Debussy’s 'Six Épigraphes antiques'.
Niels Rønsholdt’s solo project 'Aftermath' journeys the American highway, observing cities and landscapes in decay, and reflecting on a fractured modern society.
Simon Christensen’s ’EKSTASIS – Polyphōnos discordiae’, a 45-minute work performed by the Polish NeoQuartet, expands the string quartet’s boundaries with a captivating soundscape that is both meditative and ferocious.
This album features Glerup's String Quartet No. 2 and Clarinet Quintet, where Beckettian absurdism and musical references from Boulez to Brahms merge into Glerup's distinctive sonic universe.
Between 1968-71, Else Marie Pade created 'Aquarellen über das Meer I-XXI' and 'Klangfarver fra EMS', two works exploring visual-musical transformations and electronic manipulation of acoustic recordings respectively.
With a profound poetic sensibility, Pade transforms Goethe's classic myth of the scholar Faust into a dramatic electronic universe, where God resonates as an electronic bell and the devil hisses like a snake.
Once overlooked, Rued Langgaard’s songs – now rediscovered – blends Romantic grandeur, impressionistic delicacy, and poetic depictions of nature, showcased in this digital EP featuring soprano Louise McClelland Jacobsen.
Axel Borup-Jørgensen's unique ability to create complex and poetic soundscapes for multiple guitars unfolds on this EP, recorded by the guitar ensemble CRAS and captured on reel-to-reel tape.
These works, spanning several years, showcase Olesen playing with form, wrestling with artistic crises, and grappling with seemingly irreconcilable contrasts.
This album presents music from all five decades of Tage Nielsen’s career – altogether highly varied music that curiously breaks with the currents of its time yet remains condensed, precise and clear in thought and expression.
This third volume of the acclaimed Nightingale String Quartet series captures Holmboe at the peak of his creativity, with his musical metamorphosis practice fully flourishing.
Koppel's songs hold a special place among the genres he composed in. Vol. 6 explores his fascinating interpretations of poems in English, German and Swedish – a journey through the poetic landscapes of three languages.
Koppel's songs hold a special place among the genres he composed in. Vol. 5 delves into Koppel's secular Danish songs – a tribute to the poetry and spirit of everyday life.
Koppel's songs hold a special place among the genres he composed in. Vol. 4 explores Koppel's powerful biblical songs, where ancient words are given new life through his music.
Two of Bendix's key works are his Symphonies 1 & 3: they stand as high points in his life, as well as constituting a poignant narrative of his artistic fate.
The Nordic String Quartet arrive at the string quartet works that reveal the composer’s musical imagination in all its unbridled joy, brilliance and eccentricity.
An exploration of the songbird's existence through a commemorative study for solo violin, drawing inspiration from its movement patterns and heralding calls of spring.
In Vol. 3, we find Koppel immersed in the realm of his childhood, inspired by Carl Nielsen's call in 1929 for modern composers to craft approachable music for educational use.
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