Frederik Magle has been hired as consultant for the planning and construction of a 3-manual pipe organ in the planned Trekroner church (to be inaugurated in 2017), working closely together with both architects and acoustic designers from an early stage. This blog will be updated regularly with news of the process. Article about the planned […]
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Frederik Magle was a guest on stage as a “featured artist”, together with Nightingale String Quartet for which he had written some of the music played at the concert – when the hip hop group Suspekt closed the Roskilde Festival 2015 before an audience of more than 75,000 people.
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The art film “Woman in Red – Seahorse Aria” was premiered on the 25th October 2014 in the Kupina Cinema in Niš, Serbia (Reportage from the premiere), marking the culmination – thus far – of a collaboration between Frederik Magle and his sister, the artist Maria Dubin. “Woman in Red – Seahorse Aria” is a short “silent”
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‘The Hope’ (Danish: ‘Håbet’) for brass band, choir, organ and percussion has been published by Edition Wilhelm Hansen. More about ‘The Hope’
‘The Hope’ is published by Edition Wilhelm Hansen Read More »
Frederik Magle’s work “Polyphony” – a fusion of contemporary classical and rock music – is now featured in the 2014 edition of the book “In Tune With Music”, written by Ian Dorricott and Bernice Allan. “In Tune With Music” is the most successful and popular music textbook for high school students in all of Australasia
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Frederik Magle was a member of the jury of the International Competition of Composition 2013 held at the University of Nis, Serbia. There results have been published here (in Serbian): http://www.artf.ni.ac.rs/index.php/konacni-rezultati-internacionalnog-konkursa-za-kompoziciju/
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‘Light on your path’ (Danish: ‘Lys på din vej’) was performed by the Brass Ensemble of the Royal Guards at the confirmation ceremony of H.H. Prince Nikolai of Denmark’s confirmation ceremony today at Fredensborg castle. The work was originally composed for Prince Nikolai’s christening in 1999 and has been performed many times since, including today’s
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Frederik Magle has received a Gold Record for his work on Suspekt’s album ‘Elektra’.
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