NyKlang: Per Nørgård in memoriam

ALICE CPH

11th June 20.00

Programme

NyKlang – Klang’s yearly project working with young pre-consevatory composers – stages it’s third edition, this time in collaboration with the new, ground-breaking ensemble Ear Transplant.

Composers from three MGK centres have formed collaborative groups in which Ear Transplant serve as sparring partners, mentors, and performers, lending their experienced sense for timbre, gesture, and stage presence. This concert at ALICE CPH is dedicated to Per Nørgård, who died in 2025, and whose famous ‘infinity series’ underpins all of the works presented.

All NyKlang participants study at MGK with teachers Daniel Fladmose and Matthew Grouse. This pre-conservatory field carries a particular energy, marked by courage, curiosity, and a desire to explore new rules before they harden into habits.

Støttes af / Supported by
Dansk Komponistforening, KODA Kultur og Dansk Musikerforbund

Venue

ALICE CPH

Nørre Allé 7 2200 København

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Artists

Ear Transplant

Copenhagen-based organisation for contemporary music and interdisciplinary art, led by composers Joss Smith and Matthew Grouse. Somewhere between a concert production platform and an ensemble.

Alexander Hatini

Studies composition with Matthew Grouse and organ with Mark Baumann at MGK Sankt Annæ Gymnasium.

Bjørn Axel Dahl Lumholt

Studies composition with Daniel Fladmose at MGK.

Daniel Høyberg

Studies composition at MGK Sankt Annæ Gymnasium.

Lasse E. Wamberg

Studies oboe at MGK Sankt Annæ Gymnasium.

Leon Thomsen

Studies composition with Matthew Grouse at MGK Sankt Annæ Gymnasium.

Umut Talay

Studies composition with Matthew Grouse at MGK Sankt Annæ Gymnasium.

Paraskeva Kucherova

Ukrainian composer, studies composition at MGK.

William Fugl Mortensen

Studies composition with Daniel Fladmose at MGK Hovedstaden.