Vocal Work

Total 8 works

Chorus (A Cappella)(total 3 works)

Utroligheds Frø W. 15 (2002) – 4 min ▼
Cat. No. 3.1.1 | Vocal
Instrumentation: SATB
Original version for SATB choir (2002)
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Work Description Choral setting of Ole Sarvig's poem, reflecting the transition from a frozen, desolate landscape to an inner "kernel of spring"
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Three Haiku W. 7 (1999-2000) – 7 min ▼
Cat. No. 3.1.1 | Vocal
Instrumentation: 12-part choir
Original version for 12-part choir (1999-2000)
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Work Description Choral work in three movements based on haiku by Bashō, capturing ephemeral moments of sound, light, and winter stillness
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Premiere March 3, 1999 — Ars Nova

Det døende Barn W. 4 (1998) – 5 min ▼
Cat. No. 3.1.1 | Vocal
Instrumentation: SATB
Original version for SATB choir (1998)
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Work Description Setting of Hans Christian Andersen's poignant poem, capturing a child's transition from a cold reality into a celestial dreamscape
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Premiere September 17, 1998 — Ars Nova

Vocal Ensemble with Instruments(total 2 works)

In Autumn W. 35f (2014) – 10 min ▼
Cat. No. 3.2.2 | Vocal
Instrumentation: sop/alt sax, vn, sop, 3 synth/el-pno
Arrangement of Moto Immoto for sinfonietta - Flexible instrumentation suitable for youth and amateur ensembles
Work Description Work for high voices, saxophone and ensemble exploring the beauty of decay and the cyclical nature of life through shifting harmonic blocks
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  • •Printed edition A4, study score (17 pages, staff size: 4.5 mm) 15.95 € + shipping
  • •Rental: 30 € + 30 €/performance (parts can be printed on request)

Premiere September 7, 2014 — Henriette Jensen, Rebild talentlinje

Awakening W. 17 (2002) – 6 min ▼
Cat. No. 3.2.2 | Vocal
Instrumentation: 2-4 0 2 0, 4 sax - 1-4 3-4 1-2 1 - timp, 2 perc, 3-6 gtr, 3-6 sop, pno(4h), str
Flexible instrumentation suitable for youth and amateur ensembles (minimum 2 0 2 0, 4 sax - 1 3 1 1) including parts for 3 - 6 Guitars, 3 - 6 Sopranos, and Piano 4-hands. Specific wind instrumentation: 2 - 4 Flutes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Alto Saxophones, and 2 Tenor Saxophones
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Work Description Orchestral work exploring the awakening of spring
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  • •Printed edition A4, study score (22 pages, staff size: 3.5 mm) 16.95 € + shipping
  • •Printed edition A3, score (25 pages, staff size: 5 mm) 36.95 € + shipping
  • •Rental: 65 € + 65 €/performance (parts can be printed on request)

Premiere March 23, 2003 — Horsens Musikskole

Solo Voice (A Cappella)(total 1 work)

Menneskets Tråde W. 16 (2002) – 8 min ▼
Cat. No. 3.3.1 | Vocal
Instrumentation: mz
Original version for solo mezzo-soprano (2002)
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Work Description Musical setting of the composer's own poem exploring human connection and themes of love
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Premiere November 13, 2002 — Rebecca Forsberg

Solo Voice with Instruments(total 2 works)

Mountain of Frigiliana W. 53 (2018) – 10 min ▼
Cat. No. 3.3.2 | Vocal
Instrumentation: mz, acc
Original version for mezzo-soprano and accordion. Poems by Martin Lohse
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Work Description Song cycle based on six poems capturing the interplay between light and darkness in the landscape of Frigiliana, moving through imagery of nature and time
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Premiere March 3, 2026 — Andrea Pellegrini, Bjarke Mogensen

For at Forfølge det Håb.. W. 1 (1997) – 6 min ▼
Cat. No. 3.3.2 | Vocal
Instrumentation: mz, vn
Original work with poetry by Kim Mortensen
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Work Description Musical setting of Kim Mortensen's poem, exploring the duality between the pursuit of hope and the eternity and timelessness of the moment
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Premiere March 16, 1997 — Ingrid Skold and Christine Pryn

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