Fejr nye musikalske venskaber ved Talentakademiet – Making New Friends, en aftenkoncert med barokmusikkens næste generation. Unge talenter fra Talentakademiet 2025 deler scenen med erfarne musikere, heriblandt gambisten Reiko Ichise. Koncerten er en uformel og inspirerende hyldest til samarbejde, mentorordninger og fælles passion på tværs af generationer og kulturer – alt sammen i opdagelsens og kunstnerisk udviklings navn.
Medvirkende: Unge talenter fra Talentakademiet 2025, Reiko Ichise, gambe m.fl.

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Celebrate new musical friendships at Talent Academy – Making New Friends, an evening concert showcasing the next generation of baroque musicians. Young talents from the 2025 Talent Academy share the stage with seasoned performers, including viola da gamba player Reiko Ichise. This informal and inspiring event highlights the power of collaboration, mentorship, and shared passion across generations and cultures — all in the spirit of discovery and artistic growth.
Founded in 2023, the Talent Academy supports young musicians eager to specialize in early music. As part of the program, music students and recent graduates can take part in masterclasses with international baroque specialists at the Copenhagen Baroque Festival. They will also have the opportunity to perform with the festival orchestra, Arte dei Suonatori, attend rehearsals and concerts, present their own recital, and fully engage in festival activities—building valuable connections within the baroque music community.
In 2025, the Talent Academy welcomes Clémentine Maillard (baroque violin), Juliette Wagner (traverso), Cristina Trulsen (recorder), Julius Vilfred Hartung (harpsichord), Adrien Grivel (recorder) and Anna Johannson (baroque cello), among others. Catch them live at their late-night festival concert!

Festivalens historie begynder i 2009 med Midsommerbarok – skabt af cembalist Allan Rasmussen, blokfløjtenist Bolette Roed og præst Michael Hemmingsen. Det var deres nære venskab og fælles passion for barokmusik, der blev fundamentet for en festivaltradition, som nu i 16 år har bragt musikere, frivillige og publikum sammen i et særligt fællesskab.

I år sætter vi fokus på netop de venskaber, der opstår gennem musikken – mellem komponister, musikere, generationer og publikum. Det afspejles i årets program, hvor vi byder velkommen til både gamle kendinge og nye kunstnere: Arte dei Suonatori, Reiko Ichise, Fredensborg Slotskirkes Pigekor og flere – samt David van Laar (NL), vokalensemblet LuX (SE), Gonville & Caius College Choir (UK) og den franske blokfløjtenist Pierre Hamon med sin datter Ananda Brendão.

Koncerterne finder sted i Trinitatis Kirke, Vor Frelsers Kirke og Riddersalen på Rosenborg Slot – rammer hvor fortid og nutid mødes, og hvor musikken kan skabe nye forbindelser.


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The festival traces its roots back to 2009, when harpsichordist Allan Rasmussen, recorder player Bolette Roed, and pastor Michael Hemmingsen founded Midsommerbarok — a festival born out of their close friendship and shared love of baroque music. That same spirit of connection and collaboration continues to define the festival today.

This year’s programme is a tribute to the friendships forged through music — between composers and performers, parents and children, colleagues and audiences. You’ll experience returning favourites like Arte dei Suonatori, Reiko Ichise, and the Girls’ Choir of Fredensborg Palace Church, alongside exciting newcomers including countertenor David van Laar (NL), vocal ensemble LuX (SE), Gonville & Caius College Choir (UK), and the pioneering French recorder player Pierre Hamon with his daughter Ananda Brendão.

Concerts will take place in Trinitatis Church, the Church of Our Saviour, and the Knight’s Hall at Rosenborg Castle — beautiful venues where music brings people together across generations and borders.

5. Sep

18:00 | 2025

Copenhagen Baroque Festival

Reformert Kirke

København

Making New Friends - Talentakademiet

Reiko Ichise

Copenhagen Baroque Festival Talent Academy

Copenhagen Baroque Festival

5. Sep

18:00 | 2025

Reformert Kirke

København

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