KLASSISK SOMMER FESTIVAL

Your ticket includes a glass of Festival Wine and Cheese on August 2nd, at 6:45 PM, at Musikkens Hus, which is located just 100 meters away from Sønderho Church."

Offer: Three concerts for kr. 300,-

Concert I  “A Moving Solo Recital: Expressive and Intense Works by Bach and Ligeti,
along with a Lament by Italian Composer Sollima, on August 1st!”

Concert II  “Duo VOCEllino Presents Balcanic & Hungarian Folk Songs, Instrumental Music,
and a Special Collaboration with Songwriter
Edina ‘Mókus’ Szirtes on
August 2nd!
Meet the Artists and Enjoy Festival
Wine and Cheese!”

Concert III  “A Spectacular Concert Programme:
Debussy, Nielsen, Prokofiev,
Janacek with Ditta Rohmann and
renowned Danish pianist
Kristoffer Hyldig on August 3rd!”

“An Unforgettable Musical Experience:
Mark Simpson, a Major New Voice on the International Stage,
Featured with Esbjerg Ensemble as Composer and
Performer on Clarinet, Basset Horn, and Bass Clarinet!
Join Us on Sunday, August 13th for
Beethoven, Janáček, Rebecca Clarke, and
Mark Simpson’s Own Works.
Meet the Artists and Enjoy Festival Wine and Cheese,
included in the ticket price!”

Milhaud, renowned as one of the most prolific composers of the 20th century, offers a musical experience that is heavily influenced by both jazz and Brazilian music. Meanwhile, Kodaly stands as a notable figure in Hungarian culture of the 20th century, with an exceptional reputation to match. Schubert's iconic Trout Quintet, a beloved composition, was last performed and filmed at the Esbjerg Festival in 2013. No other performance has drawn more viewers in the world. View  https://youtu.be/g3k81__bwrM

In the summer of 2002, the Danish String Quartet
Made its debut at a grand festival in Copenhagen,
Their music, both classical and folk,
Has earned them a place in hearts, a cherishin'.
With a touch of Nordic tradition in their strings,
And a modern flair in their harmony,
They have collaborated with composers of the North,
To weave a tapestry of symphonic poetry.

Nadia Boulanger!, The French pioneering
mentor and conductor who taught many of the
leading composers and musicians of the 20th century.

Ernő Dohnányi is apt to be the greatest composer you have never heard. He is celebrated as the "greatest" Hungarian "musician" after Franz Liszt, great because his musicianship encompassed his diversity of profound gifts as a epic concert pianist, tireless conductor, superb composer, educator, administrator and ambassador that essentially encapsulated the entirely of Hungarian classical music culture for decades leading up to WWII.

Get ready to be captivated by the fresh and innovative jazz interpretations of Artturi Rönka, Anna Emmeluth, and Antti Salovaara. These talented musicians bring a unique energy and spirit to the genre, breathing new life into it. Let their music take you on a journey of discovery and inspiration. 

Artturi Rönkä, unarguably one of the youngest and most promising Finnish jazz pianists, has, despite his young age, an impressive CV already. Besides smaller groups, Rönkä has been playing in Junior All Star Big Band since spring 2008. Lately, however, he has been mostly employed by his own band, AR Quartet (Artturi Rönkä Quartet), whose eponymous debut came out in 2014. Rönkä has also made a name as an original and gifted composer.