Photo Credit: Reinhard Wilting

One week from today is the official start of the 2021 Theatre of Voices Festival. Beyond our five scheduled concerts we've also added an additional two talks at Hørbygaard Gods and Løvenborg Slot. See all events below.

30 July: Skt. Nikolai Kirke, Holbæk
Italian Baroque and English Songs
19.00 - Sankt Nikolai Kirke

31 July: Hørbygaard Gods & Hørby Kirke
Songs from the Soil
12.00-17.00 - Gildesalen, Hørbygaard Gods

Gardenroom Music - Weyse and English Partsongs
15.00 - Havesalen, Hørbygaard Gods

Interview and Lecture on Hørbygaard
16.00 - Havesalen, Hørbygaard Gods

New American Music and Arvo Pärt
17.00 - Hørby Kirke

1 August: Løvenborg Slot
Interview and Lecture on Løvenborg Slot
14.00 - Lille Sal

Hans Christian Andersen in Music and English Partsongs
15.00 - Riddersalen

Photo Credit: Reinhard Wilting

We're very happy to finally be able to announce our 2021 Theatre of Voices Festival! In collaboration with Hørbygaard Gods, Løvenborg Castle, and Holbæk Municipality we present concerts and informal events between 30th July and 1st August. The concerts will include the world premiere of a new John Luther Adams piece, a performance of Michael Gordon's 'A Western', afternoon showings of Phie Ambo's film 'Songs from the Soil', and many more exciting events.

Ticket links are now live on Facebook, our website, and Billetto and we hope to see as many of you as possible. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, there is only a limited number of tickets available, so make sure you book while you still have a chance.

Photo Credit: Julie Malmstrøm

Happy Midsummer! Today is officially the day of the year where Danes gather around bonfires and sing. This year, the evening is forecast to be only partly clouded and we wanted to make it sunnier for all of you with the release of another video. We're sharing Svend S. Schultz's 'Midsommersang' that we sang on Midsummer's Eve last year at Trinitatis Church in our first concert after lockdown hit Denmark. Here's to a brighter 2021 with more performances than 2020!

See the video here.