'Tango Jalousie' is the absolutely most frequently played piece of Danish music for almost a century. Innumerable orchestras, violinists and conductors have dipped into the score in the course of time, and now the turn has come to one of the world’s absolutely leading orchestras, the Vienna Philharmonic.

Jacob Gade

Tango Jalousie

Vienna Philharmonic's new recording of the world famous and canonized 'Tango Jalousie' by Jacob Gade

Tine Surel Lange, Andreja Andric, Wayne Siegel, Kaj Duncan David

CONNECT — electronic works for guitar

Prizewinning guitarist Jakob Bangsø explores captivating soundscapes in the borderland between the acoustic and the digital

Svend Erik Tarp

Orchestral Works Vol. 1

Aarhus Symphony Orchestra sheds new light on a selection of Svend Erik Tarp's early and unknown orchestral works

Peter Navarro-Alonso

Le Quattro Stagioni

Ekkozone and Alpha in exhilarating performances of Peter Navarro-Alonso’s original response to masterpieces by Vivaldi

Vagn Holmboe

The Chamber Concertos & Sinfonias

Holmboe's 13 concise chamber concertos as well as the four sinfonias in the acclaimed recordings by the Danish National Chamber Orchestra

Din danske sang

12 Danish songs in new, personal interpretations by the Danish national Girls' Choir and three soloists

Phillip Faber

Sommerfugledalen

Phillip Faber's music for Inger Christensen's iconic poems – written for the Danish National Girl's Choir

Martin Lohse

Collage de temps

Baroque, Romanticism and American Minimalism united by pianist David Lau Magnussen and an exclusive team of instrumentalists