Video of the Chamber Choir

Brahms – Ein Deutsches Requiem – Mogens Dahl Kammerkor

Prison Poems – Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir (February, 2020)

Book of prayers  – an oratory of the street: PREMIERE

Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir & Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen, 2019.

Fünf Gesänge, Op. 104, Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir, 2019

G. F. Händel: Messiah
Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, 2018

Participants:
Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir
Ib Michael – narrator
Toke Møldrup – cellist
Mogens Dahl, conductor
2018

At the NJORD Biennial, the Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir focused on the meeting of music and poetry through an accolade to art and its ability to realise reflection in the spoken word as well as in wordless music.

Participants: Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir, Mathias Kjøller, Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen, Mogens Dahl, dir., 2018

In collaboration with Golden Days, the author Bjørn Bredal and Johan Borups Folk High School, the Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir performed a concert where the music, the singing and the living word told a love story of Copenhagen, 2017

Life is like a whistling wind – a spirit  that plays its melodies through human existence.  Click the links below to access the individual works of the atmospheric All Saints concert with the Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir which took place in November 2016.

The bid of the Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir for a Passion of St John was created In close collaboration with world-famous Swedish composer Sven-David Sandström and the artistic consultant to the Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir, Jakob Holtze, who composed the libretto, 2016.

In collaboration with author and commentator Knud Romer, the Golden Days Festival and the Ekkozone Percussion Ensemble, the Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir performed a concert with highlights from 500 years’ of German music and poetry, 2015.

NORDIC MASS is a grand, new work by the incomparable Swedish composer Sven-David Sandström, composed specifically for the Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir and the Danish cellist Toke Møldrup.

The work was world-premiered at the Bergen International Festival and premiered in Denmark on 16 June 2014 at the Garrison Church, Copenhagen, 2014.

Per Nørgård’s inspiration from the schizophrenic artist Adolf Wölfli (1864-1930) may be heard in the first movement of ‘Wie ein kind’.

Using Wölfli’s infantile garbling (“G´ganggali ging g´gang, g´gung! / Giigara-Lina Wiiy Rosina. G´ganggali ging g´gang, g´gung! / Rittara-Gritta, d´Zittara witta”), the composer creates a touching lullaby with a lurking madness.

The recording originates from the anniversary concert of the Danish Music Publishers Association in 2011.

Mogens Dahl Chamber Choir
Conductor: Mogens Dahl