SILKE. SUKKER. SAND a newly composed choir opera by Marie Dahl Assembly
A work in three movements composed by international composers from China, Great Britain and Greenland, respectively, which are tied together in an electronic sound universe.
The first concerts have
been announced
This year’s festival features classics, new works, star soloists and the next generation of opera talents. Look forward to festival favourites and a free festival stage. The first concerts have now been announced. The image is from Operaduellen with Mathias Hammer and Frederik Cilius.
The Right of The strong - The Duty of the Weak
Composer Niels Rønsholdt and director Louise Beck examine the nature of power in a newly written opera staged inside the historic University Library.
The Copenhagen Opera Festival is a visionary, unifying and vibrant festival that every summer, enchants the city of Copenhagen with the most sumptuous menu of opera, concerts and music drama.
Since 2009, Copenhagen Opera Festival has taken great pleasure in bringing the greatest artists to the capital, filling concert halls, theatres, streets and canals alike, with world-class music making. With an international outlook, combined with an eye for local and national talent, year after year we have created a diverse and sparkling programme of performances, concerts and events that welcome the aficionado, the culturally curious and families with children alike.
SILKE. SUKKER. SAND a newly composed choir opera by Marie Dahl Assembly
A work in three movements composed by international composers from China, Great Britain and Greenland, respectively, which are tied together in an electronic sound universe.
The first concerts have
been announced
This year’s festival features classics, new works, star soloists and the next generation of opera talents. Look forward to festival favourites and a free festival stage. The first concerts have now been announced. The image is from Operaduellen with Mathias Hammer and Frederik Cilius.
The Right of The strong - The Duty of the Weak
Composer Niels Rønsholdt and director Louise Beck examine the nature of power in a newly written opera staged inside the historic University Library.
