This study concert brings together students of two teachers at the Royal Danish Academy of Music: Berit Johansen Tange and Jesper Juul. The programme features piano accompaniment and trombone, so the evening is built around the close partnership between a soloist and a pianist, a pairing that gives both players room to show their craft.
The venue
The concert takes place in the New Hall of the Royal Danish Academy of Music, in Frederiksberg, a district on the western edge of central Copenhagen. The Academy, usually known as DKDM, is the institution where these students train, so the event offers a glimpse of its everyday musical life rather than a staged production.
What to expect
- A student recital focused on piano accompaniment and trombone
- Performances by students of two named teachers, presented as a study concert
- A relaxed, intimate setting in a music school hall
Study concerts like this one tend to suit visitors who enjoy hearing emerging musicians and the chamber repertoire that pairs a wind instrument with piano. Because the event is held at an academy rather than a large concert hall, it is a modest and personal evening.
Around the visit
Frederiksberg sits next to Copenhagen's central districts, so it is easy to combine the concert with time in the city. Full details of the programme and how to attend are listed on the Academy's event page, which is the best place to check before you go.