RelevanzEnsemble: Intimate night shadows - after work concert

The season's first four-night concert is a musical exploration of darkness in three different forms. From the early evening darkness in the form of Henryk Górecki's Already it is Dusk, and on to the stages of insomnia in Flickering Darkness by RelevanzEnsemble's own Peter Højby Morrison.

The concert ends in total darkness with From My Life by Bedřich Smetana, a personal and intimate work written shortly after the composer lost his hearing.

Relevanz Ensemble

RelevanzEnsemble is Denmark's newest chamber music ensemble, a collective consisting of internationally experienced top musicians with roots in the great Danish orchestras, as well as award-winning rising stars from the next generation.

The season's three four-night concerts combine music from no less than eleven composers from ten different countries, and RelevanzEnsemble seeks to create a lively and present interaction with the audience through this broad musical palette. The concert series offers, among other things, playful performance formats and rarely performed chamber musical masterpieces.

After work concerts

Attend a concert after work and before the evening's busywork. The four evening concerts begin at 17 and last approximately one hour.

Participants

Kirstine Schneider, violin (soloist and guest concertmaster in several Danish orchestras)

Djumash Poulsen, violin (soloist class DKDM and DRSO)

Michael Grolid, viola (solo player DRSO)

Peter Morrison, cello (founder and artistic director of RelevanzEnsemble, DRSO, Australian World Orchestra)