What's twice as cool as one symphony orchestra? Two symphony orchestras! The stage is filled to bursting point when Copenhagen Phil, together with their colleagues in the Odense Symphony Orchestra and their chief conductor Pierre Bleuse, plays Richard Strauss' mammoth work, the Alpine Symphony . The whole splendor begins with Bruch's atmospheric violin concerto – a favorite among musicians and audiences – with the 19-year-old Danish talent, Selma Teilmann, as soloist.

Alpine Symphony

The Conservatory Concert Hall

Without Jacob Gade and his "Tango Jalousie" from 1925, Danish music life would not be the same today.

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Tango Jalousie 100 years

DR Koncerthuset

The season ends with a cavalcade of classical highlights when Christian Øland leads the Tivoli Copenhagen Phil for the concert  Mesterstykker i Tivoli #2. After exuberant overtures by Carl Nielsen and Rossini, we travel with Rachmaninov into the piano's melodic universe - meet Stravinsky's Firebird , followed by catchy pieces by Mozart, Beethoven and Ravel. The concert concludes with Prokofiev's sumptuous music suite for the ballet  Romeo & Juliet  – some of the best ballet music composed to date.

Selma Teilmann

Events

Past events

Nov 28, 2025

Alpine Symphony · Copenhagen Phil

Aug 7, 2025

Tango Jalousie 100 years · Danish National Symphony Orchestra

Future and recently performed repertoire

Violin in Violin Concerto by Khachaturian

Danish National Symphony Orchestra

Violin in Sinfonia Concertante for Violin, Viola and Orchestra by Mozart

Danish National Symphony Orchestra

Violin in Violin Concerto No. 1 by Bruch

Copenhagen Phil

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