Conductor: Karina Canellakis
Soloist: Pierre-Laurent Aimard, piano
Sibelius: The Oceanides
Ravel: Piano concerto for the left hand
Wagner: from Tristan and Isolde: prelude to 3rd act and Liebestod
Ravel: Daphnis and Chloé, Suite no. 2
Conductor: Karina Canellakis
Soloist: Pierre-Laurent Aimard, piano
Sibelius: The Oceanides
Ravel: Piano concerto for the left hand
Wagner: from Tristan and Isolde: prelude to 3rd act and Liebestod
Ravel: Daphnis and Chloé, Suite no. 2
Conductor: Fabio Luisi
Soloist: Khatia Buniatishvili, piano
Nielsen: Pan and Syrinx
Rachmaninof: Piano Concerto no 3
Abrahamsen: Drei Märchenbilder aus der Schneekönigin
Richard Strauss: Don Juan
Conductor: Fabio Luisi
Soloist: Martin Helmchen, piano
Sørensen: Evening Land
Beethoven: Piano concerto no. 5, The Emperor Concerto
Bruckner: Symphony no. 4, The Romantic
Conductor: Andris Poga
Bent Sørensen: St. Matthew Passion
Text curator: Jakob Holtze
Conductor: Herbert Blomstedt
Berwald: Symphony no. 1
Schubert: Symphony no. 9, The Great
A subscription consists of a series of seven or eight concerts, and you can choose between six different series: T1, T2, T3, F1, F2 or L. If you choose to subscribe you will have your own seat in concert hall throughout t the entire season – and you have the right to keep this seat in the following season if you wish to.
Since 1925 the Danish National Symphony Orchestra has been the cultural flagship of DR, the Danish Broadcasting Corporation. With Maestro Fabio Luisi as its new Chief Conductor and a succession of prominent guest artists each season, the Danish National Symphony Orchestra is today among Europe’s leading symphony orchestras.
The distinctive sound of the Danish National Symphony Orchestra has been moulded over the years by Chief Conductors like Nicolai Malko, Herbert Blomstedt, Thomas Dausgaard and Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos.
Today the Orchestra offers everything from Classical sounds through Romantic tone-poems and modern masterpieces to new creations by the composers of tomorrow. At the same time, the Orchestra has a special feeling for Danish music – from classics like Carl Nielsen and Niels W. Gade to the very young Danish composing talents.
Each year more than 100.000 music-lovers experience the magic of live symphonic music with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra – both in the DR Concert Hall and on the Orchestra’s major annual tour abroad.
The Orchestra’s popular Thursday Concert series is experienced every week by many Danes on radio and TV, and millions tune in when the concerts are broadcast internationally.
2019-20 is the Danish National Symphony Orchestra’s fourth season with the Italian star conductor Fabio Luisi as Principal Conductor. Luisi is well known for his deep personal engagement in the music; at the same time his musical experience and range are vast – with chief conductor posts with among others the Metropolitan Opera in New York, the Vienna Symphony Orchestra and the Zürich Opera.
Before taking up the post Fabio Luisi had already forged a close relationship with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra. But in the permanent role as Principal Conductor, he can challenge the musicians and develop the Orchestra in earnest.
Luisi says about his Danish orchestra:
The musicians in the Danish National Symphony Orchestra are open-minded and easy to motivate. The opportunity to work continuously means that we can ensure a very high standard together.
Meet the 106 musicians of the Danish National Symphony Orchestra – from first violinists and piccolo flautists to double-basses, tuba and harp. Each musician has won his or her position in the Danish National Symphony Orchestra by competing with other musicians from all over the world.