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| Year of birth | 1952 |
| Nationality | Denmark |
| Period | Contemporary |
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TokyoAbrahamsen, Bruckner
Abrahamsen, Bruckner
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Paavo Järvi; Stefan Dohr
AmsterdamBartók's The Miraculous Mandarin, Nielsen, Abrahamsen and Rehnqvist
Nielsen, Abrahamsen, Rehnqvist, Bartók
Radio Filharmonisch Orkest; Klaas Stok; Stefan Dohr; Netherlands Radio Choir (Groot Omroepkoor); Dima Slobodeniouk
GothenburgLet me tell you
Wolfe, Abrahamsen, Beethoven, Sørensen
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra; Joana Carneiro; Liv Redpath; Åke Holmquist; Katrine Wiedemann; Gothenburg Symphony Vocal Ensemble
RotterdamAbrahamsen and Shostakovich
Ligeti, Abrahamsen, Shostakovich
Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra; Lahav Shani
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The Knussen Chamber Orchestra makes its Proms debut
The Knussen Chamber Orchestra with Ryan Wigglesworth debuts at the Proms with music by Knussen, Birtwistle, Waley-Cohen, Abrahamsen and Putt.
Diamonds in the snow: Rattle, Hannigan and the LSO
Sir Simon Rattle and the LSO kick off the New Year by showcasing a contemporary vocal masterpiece (with Barbara Hannigan as soloist) together with two symphonies by Nordic composers.
From the frozen North to Bohemia: the Bamberg Symphony
Hrůša and the Bamberg Symphony produce Brahms of glorious warmth; Hans Abrahamsen's Let me tell you displays Barbara Hannigan at her most virtuosic.
Two arresting new works in Cleveland season opener
Pantheon, by Cleveland Orchestra oboist Jeffrey Rathbun, and Hans Abrahamsen’s Left, alone with pianist Alexandre Tharaud in his TCO debut showed the ensemble’s strengths.
Berlin Philharmonic serves tapas starter and monumental main
Rattle presented small items full of flavour alongside a heaven-storming Bruckner Ninth Symphony.
