Step into a world of musical innovation and modern soundscapes!
“Songs of the soul” presents exclusive new vocal music, selected by Ars Nova Copenhagen in collaboration with the International Society for Contemporary Music, which has appointed the ensemble to handle the vocal repertoire at the World New Music Days festival, which is being held this year in the Faroe Islands.
We don’t think you should be cheated to hear the program, so Ars Nova invites you to a concert where vocal beauty is the common element, and where even the sometimes harsh and dissonant can be a source of aesthetic pleasure. Look forward to experiencing a concert where completely new vocal music unfolds – moving, breathtaking and occasionally completely limitless. Immerse yourself in the power of the voice and experience music that explores and challenges the familiar.
Conductor | Graham Ross |
Sopran | Ann-Christin Wesser Ingels, Charlotte Trepass, Mari Øyrehagen |
Alto | Hanne Marie le Fevre, Laura Lamph, Elenor Wiman |
Tenor | Luís Toscano, James Robinson, Jakob Skjoldborg |
Bas | Asger Lynge Petersen, Rasmus Kure Thomsen, Mikkel Tuxen |
Mette Nielsen (Denmark) | Early Sunrise |
Levente Gyöngyösi (Hungary) | Beati mundo corde |
Tsung-Jen Hsieh (Taiwan) | Cantate Domino |
Rhona Clarke (Ireland) | O Vis Aeternitatis |
Sarah Rimkus (USA) | Mater Dei |
James Robertson (Scotland) | I Can’t Breathe |
Kári Bæk (Faroe Islands) | Videmus nunc per speculum Laudate Dominum |
Kaija Saariaho (Finland) | Tag des Jahrs |
Ars Nova Copenhagen has been appointed by The Danish Arts Council as a special ensemble for the period 2024-27. The ensemble is also supported in 2024 by the Augustinus Foundation, the Korsangernes Fællesråd, the William Demant Foundation, KODA Kultur and the Beckett Foundation. The affiliation of Sofi Jeannin as chief conductor of Ars Nova Copenhagen is supported by the Obelske Familiefond and Knud Højgaards Fond.