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Get Dacapo’s back catalogue with a 60% discount

    Dacapo's full backlist is digitalised, and many older releases will only be available as download and streaming in the future.

    Get Dacapo’s back catalogue with a 60% discount

    Are you are a collector, connoisseur or just generally interested in Danish music? Dacapo’s large back catalogue is now available with a 60% discount – and it could be your last chance to get hold of the releases on a CD.

    Campaign
    05 February 2020

    For more than 30 years, Dacapo has worked to ensure top-quality recordings of important Danish compositions. Our back catalogue features a broad selection of older and recent Danish musical history, and we continue to produce more releases!

    To find room for the many new releases in our store, the older CDs will no longer be re-printed. All of them have, however, been digitalised and are available both as download and streaming.

    Collectors and connoisseurs – buy now!

    If you are a collector or prefer to have music in a physical CD form, now is the time to buy! Many of the titles in Dacapo’s large back catalogue are only available in a few copies, and some of them are already sold out.

    The offer includes, among others, Dacapo’s iconic releases from 1989 to 2003, recognisable from their red covers, as well as the series with Danish revue songs from the first half of the 20th century – more than 200 titles in total.

    As the CDs gradually become sold out, they will be removed from the offer. So if you lack certain releases from your CD collection, this could be your last chance to get hold of the physical copies. The releases will, however, continue to be accessible as downloads and on various streaming services.

    See the full campaign

    In Dacapos backlist you'll find works by composers from the Danish music history. From early works by Buxtehude, through Romantic music by Friedrich Kuhlau and Niels W. Gade, master pieces by Carl Nielsen and Nancy Dalberg and revue songs from 1900-1950 to new music by a.o. Per Nørgård, Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen and Bent Sørensen. See a selection here.
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      Dietrich Buxtehude

      Vocal Music Vol. 1

      Emma Kirkby shines as the soloist in Buxtehude’s sacred music

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      Friedrich Kuhlau

      Elverhøj

      Kuhlau’s beloved work, which has been performed countless times since 1928

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      Wayne Siegel, Ivar Frounberg, Jørgen Plaetner, Fuzzy

      Electro-acoustic Music from DIEM

      Four Danish pioneers of electro-acoustic music: Jørgen Plaetner, Wayne Siegel, Ivar Frounberg and Fuzzy

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      Den Danske Revy 1930-1940 Vol. 7

      Sangperler fra den danske revy. Med humor, ørehængende melodier og god gammeldags charme

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      Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen

      Organ Music

      New works demonstrating Gudmundsen-Holmgreen’s constant urge to explore

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      Nancy Dalberg

      Capriccio

      A musical portrait of one of the first Danish female composers

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      Niels W. Gade

      Complete Piano Works Vol. 1

      The character pieces from the 1840s, written in the time before Gade’s international breakthrough

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      Carl Nielsen

      Songs

      Songs and lieder by the national composer, sung with perfection and empathy

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      Rued Langgaard

      Rose Garden Songs

      The bulk of Langgaards modest output for mixed choir a cappella is recorded on this release sung by Ars Nova Copenhagen

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      C.E.F. Weyse

      Symphonies Nos. 1-3

      The first full-scale Danish symphonies, inspired by Haydn and Mozart

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      Per Nørgård

      Works for Cello

      Five highly varied fruits of Per Nørgård’s fascination with the cello

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      Hans Abrahamsen

      Works for Sinfonietta

      The London Sinfonietta plays four of Abrahamsen’s most exquisite works from the 1980s