Brahms' 2. symfoni i Aalborg og Shu-bi-dua i symfonisk indpakning

Brahms's Symphony No. 2 in Aalborg and Shu-bi-dua in a symphonic wrapping

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Live Klassisk2 min read|11. February 2026

This week is full of musical experiences, from classical masterpieces to modern adventures. In Copenhagen you can attend a concert at Den Norske Sømandskirke, where Det Kongelige Danske Musikkonservatorium presents Carl Nielsen's wind quintet as well as beautiful choral music. It will be an enchanting afternoon with skilled young musicians showing what they can do.

On Thursday evening in Aalborg you can experience Aalborg Symfoniorkester under the direction of the conductor Joshua Weilerstein. They present Brahms's Symphony No. 2, which is one of the most beloved works in romantic music. Together with Zemlinsky's 'Die Seejungfrau', this concert promises to be a journey through deep emotions and melodic beauty.

Friday offers an interesting combination of music and literature in Trinitatis Kirke, where Kristoffer Thams plays the organ to Oskar Lindberg's music for the Book of Job. It is a rare opportunity to experience this unique fusion of words and sound. The same evening you can also enjoy Ensemble Geist, which brings romantic flute music to life with two talented flautists from Concerto Copenhagen.

On Saturday Copenhagen Phil presents a unique concert format with 'Phil In Love', which promises to fill the room with passionate music and warm feelings. It is a perfect way to spend an evening when music brings everyone together in a universe of love and beauty.

Sunday is a festive day for families with 'Peter Pirat og katten i tønden', a baroque family concert with Camerata Øresund. It is a fun and educational experience for children and adults alike. Later in the day you can experience the magic of the human voice at a concert in Aalborg, where two fantastic singers will impress with their skills.

The week ends with Danmarks Underholdningsorkester, who pay tribute to the iconic band Shu-bi-dua. It is a perfect opportunity to rediscover classic Danish hits in a new, symphonic wrapping.

All in all, this week offers a lovely mix of classical music, modern works and family-friendly concerts that everyone can look forward to. So mark the calendar and get ready for a week full of music and joy!