Aarhus is set to become a haven for classical music enthusiasts with a series of enchanting events celebrating the works of Maurice Ravel. From the 'Fairy Tales' at the Aarhus Chamber Music Festival to the intimate 'The Inner,' each event promises a unique and captivating musical journey. Don't miss out on the magic at Musikhuset Aarhus!

Experience the Magic of Maurice Ravel in Aarhus

The Aarhus Symphony Orchestra is set to host an exhilarating season filled with diverse musical experiences. From contemporary compositions to timeless classics and interactive concerts, there's something for everyone. Notable events include 'Present Time,' featuring works by Anna Clyne and Camille Pépin, the thrilling 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – in Concert,' and Beethoven's iconic 9th Symphony. Talented artists like Yulianna Avdeeva and Simon Haje will grace the stage, ensuring an unforgettable season for music lovers.

Aarhus Symphony Orchestra: A Season of Musical Splendor

Experience a sonic tapestry like no other with Aarhus Symphony Orchestra's 2025 season line-up. From the contemporary exploration of soundscapes to the timeless allure of classical masterpieces, this season promises to be an auditory feast. Featuring standout performances like Anna Clyne's 'This Midnight Hour' and Beethoven's revered 9th Symphony, the orchestra brings an eclectic mix of artists and compositions to Denmark's Musikhuset Aarhus. Whether you're a seasoned concertgoer or a curious newcomer, this season offers something captivating for everyone.

Aarhus Symphony Orchestra's 2025 Season: A Journey Through Sound and Emotion

In 2025, the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra presents a captivating concert series that promises to break boundaries and transcend musical genres. From chamber concerts that invite personal introspection to grand symphonic performances that echo across time, these events showcase a diverse range of experiences. With concerts such as 'The Profane' and 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – in Concert,' this series promises something for everyone, whether you're a classical music aficionado or a pop culture enthusiast.

A Symphony of Events: Exploring Aarhus Symphony Orchestra's 2025 Concert Series

From intimate chamber concerts to grand symphonic masterpieces, Aarhus Symfoniorkester is set to enchant music lovers with a series of captivating events. Whether it's the intimate 'The Profane' chamber performance or the cinematic magic of 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – in Concert', each event promises a unique musical experience. Guided by talented musicians and composers, audiences will delve into classical and contemporary works, all hosted at the renowned Musikhuset Aarhus in Denmark.

Symphonic Journeys: Exploring the Artistry of Aarhus Symfoniorkester's Upcoming Events

As the vibrant city of Aarhus sets the stage for an exhilarating musical journey, the Aarhus Symfoniorkester presents a series of captivating events sure to thrill audiences. From the formidable piano performances of Yulianna Avdeeva in 'Sublime Unodes' to the sensory exploration in 'Feel the Music,' and the enchanting mastery of Ravel's compositions in 'Heat Stroke,' each event promises an unforgettable experience. Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of these extraordinary performances, celebrating the power and emotion that music brings to life.

A Symphony of Emotions: Dive into Aarhus's Vibrant Musical Journey

Alexandre Tharaud

Dmitry Matvienko

Aarhus Symfoniorkester

Festive New Year's concert with two soloists in high musical spirits! Caspar Phillipson and Lise Baastrup sing a string of evergreens with the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra as the well-prepared house orchestra.

Evergreens – with Phillipson and Baastrup

Aarhus Music Hall

Holstebro Theatre

Kulturhuset Skanderborg

Vejle Music Theatre

Picturesque Italian images of Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn and Glière – filled with soul and voice.
A concert full of images: Tchaikovsky and Mendelssohn paint incomparable pictures of the Italy they both loved – and Glière transforms the human voice into a concert instrument.

Mendelssohn 4

Romantic music doesn't get any better than Tchaikovsky! Sit back in your seat and let yourself be carried away by the ballet music to Swan Lake.
Finally, you can experience one of the greatest romantic works in the Symphony Hall! Swan Lake is the breathtaking story of the love between the lovely swan and the noble prince, of the greatest love – and of the most treacherous deception. Tchaikovsky's effervescent and intoxicating music takes us all the way through the emotional register.

Swan Lake

Trombone, bass trombone & tuba
The chamber concerts are a unique opportunity to experience the most intimate moments of classical music – and get closer to the members of the symphony orchestra. The concerts are composed for the occasion by the musicians

Brass Quartet

Nielsen's untamed 5th Symphony and Prokofiev's sea of ​​flames of a piano concerto: Experience music at its most untamable.
A monstrous concerto. Rebellious, unpolished – and written by a young man of just 21: Prokofiev's Second Piano Concerto is a supernova of a concerto. With civilized brutality, Prokofiev recreates the music in his own image. The result is a deeply fascinating mix of primal savagery and moments of breathtaking beauty.

Nielsen 5

Viborg Sports College

Denmark's best opera mediator guides us through a cornucopia of great voices and corresponding emotions.
Look forward to a sumptuous encounter with the best music by Verdi and Puccini when we bring the two greatest Italian opera creators together in the Symphonic Hall. The musical encounter offers a sumptuous selection of the best – and most dramatic – music from the hands of the two composers.

Italian Opera Gala

Marianna Shirinyan sparkles in Shostakovich – and the orchestra revels in Rachmaninov.
An entire concert of classical music when it's at its easiest to love!

Rachmaninoff 2

Enigma og inderlighed: Elgars ærkeengelske Enigma-variationer og Bruchs inderlige violinkoncert er ren og skær romantisk nydelse.
Musik, der vælder over af ubændig inderlighed og stilfærdig livsglæde: Elgar, Vaughan Williams og Bruch er tre lysende eksempler på, at musikken er vores hjerteblod.

Enigma

The chamber concerts are a unique opportunity to experience the most intimate moments of classical music – and get closer to the members of the symphony orchestra. The concerts are composed for the occasion by the musicians themselves according to personal taste and according to which works they find challenge and highlight their interplay.

Piano Quintet

Music that leaves a mark: Experience our time set to music by two of the most important composers of our time.
Experience music as it sounds right now. At this year's SPOR festival you can experience the very latest music – tones that speak directly to us.

Icelandic Anna Thorvaldsdottir is one of the most important voices in music right now. Like tectonic plates, her music moves with the slowness of a glacier – and with its power. Her music is so full of textures that you can almost touch it in the concert hall.

AION

Hope from the beyond: Brahms puts comfort into tones with his funeral mass for the living.
Brahms' Requiem is one of the most weighty works in the classical concert hall. It is permeated with a universal spirituality – and above all, with comfort. It is not a work for the dead; instead, it is a work for the living. Darkness always becomes light in Brahms.

Brahms Requiem

A string of Strauss' best songs, set to voice by Miah Persson – combined with Beethoven's nature-enjoying Pastorale symphony and the overture to Tannhäuser: The very best from the classical world.
Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony overflows with grateful enjoyment of nature. The symphony is a deeply personal depiction of what made Beethoven happiest: lonely walks through rural landscapes, small babbling brooks and mighty thunderstorms. It is uncomplicated and comes straight from the heart.

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Welcome to Ravel's world! This year's festival focuses on one of the most colorful and captivating composers in music history.

Ravel is proof that classical music can easily be great art and excellent entertainment at the same time. He shows this in his piano concerto in G major: It is quite simply one of the funniest works ever written – cheeky and bursting with jazz and other oddities.

Heat stroke

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