Copenhagen Phil, conducted by Ramon Tebar, brings Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony to the Academy Concert Hall of the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Frederiksberg on 6 and 7 November. The concert is a two-evening event, and the programme shifts a little between the nights, so it is worth checking which evening suits you best.
The programme
Both evenings include Mozart's Symphony No. 29 and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6, alongside a concerto by Mozart. The soloists and one piece differ between the two dates:
- 6 November: August Finkas (clarinet) and Aleksandr Veryukhanov (bassoon), with Strauss's Duet-Concertino.
- 7 November: August Finkas (clarinet) and Ziye Tao (piano), with Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 20.
The venue
The Academy Concert Hall sits within the Royal Danish Academy of Music, at Julius Thomsens Gade 1 in Frederiksberg C, just a short way from central Copenhagen. Attending here makes a visit to the academy's home a natural part of the evening, and it suits anyone who enjoys hearing classical music in a setting tied to music education.
Planning your visit
- Choose 6 or 7 November depending on which soloists and programme you prefer.
- Find full event details and booking information on the event page at dkdm.dk.
- Copenhagen offers plenty to see and eat before or after the concert, so an evening in the city can easily extend the trip.