Releases | Mogens Christensen

Nordic Sound

2015

Michala Petri og Laplands Kammer-orkester med blokfløjtekoncerten, Nordic Summer Scherzo. En hommage til Axel Borup-Jørgensen.

Mogens Christensen: Chamber and Vocal Music. Vol. 1

1991

Ensemble Nord and Da Camera Choir perform Hyperions Schicksalslied and other vocal- and chamber works

Mogens Christensen: Chamber and Vocal Music Vol. 2

1994

Lyric works inspired by a.o. Danish authors Johs. V. Jensen, Ole Sarvig, and Book of the Khazars by Pavic

Mogens Christensen: chamber and Vocal Music. Vol. 3

1995

Ensemble Nord, Helle Kristensen a. o. play a.o. Snelys and The Lost Poems of Princess Ateh

Mogens Christensen: Vocal and Chamber Music. Vol. 4

2004

Ensemble Fyn plays a.o. Nordic Summer Ghosts and four movements from the zodiac work Liber Eclipticae

Mogens Christensen: Vocal and chamber Music. Vol.5

2006

This CD, which was “CD of the Week” with the Danish Broadcasting Corporation’s Classical Music Channel, contains a.o. Crystalline DeLight with EuHenzeNord

Mogens Christensen: Music for Solo Instruments. Vol. 1

1998

The 7 works for solo instrument, each in their own way, give an insight into Mogens Christensen’s personal style.

Mogens Christensen: Music for Recorder

1998

Helle Kristensen plays works for recorder: Vinterlys (Winter Light), Four Bird Nocturnals and A Fancyer’s Delight

Systema Naturae

2001

Sanne Bjerg wrote the libretto for the opera, which is a botanical requiem on the life of Swedish botanist Carl von Linné

Echoes of Dream Fragments

2009

Dreams, very ancient female farao and oriental language substitution. Acoustic sounds, electronic sounds – the ensemble contemporánea travel far

Pipes and Reeds

2012

This CD contains three of Mogens Christensen’s key works: Logitanion, Couronne, and Night Flying Winter Cranes

Busy Bees and Birds

2014

The work busy Bees and Birds have lent the name to the album by Messerkvartetten, Pernille Petersen, Bjarke Mogensen, and Per Pålsson

Odriozola & Kristensen play Christensen and Odriozola

1995

Works for Recorder, written for and played by Helle Kristensen, as well as works for Violin and Cello played by Ricardo and Jane Odriozola

EuHenzeNord

2000

The result of a cooperation between the Norwegian-Danish Euterpe Ensemble, the German Henze Chamber Ensemble, and the Danish Ensemble Nord

Ensemble Nord

1992

Ensemble Nord from Northern Jutland plays The Lost Poems of Princess Ateh, as well as chamber works by a.o. composers Erik Bach and Niels Viggo Bentzon

Nocturnal Birds

1996

Helle Kristensen plays recorder music about birds, about the night, or about birds in the night

Baltic Double Bass

2005

Double Bass player Björn Malmquist plays Mogens Christensen: Chemin de diamant, as well as works by other composers for solo double bass

Auricula

2003

The experimental ensemble Auricola plays a.o. Ilddråber (Fire Drops) composed to a text by Danish author Claus gahrn

Wing Span

2012

The accordionist Adam Ørvad plays a.o. the piece Couronne, which Mogens Christensen wrote for Ørvads debut i 2005

Cathedral

1999

Cellist Troels Svane plays Mogens Christensen: El mar del tiempo perdido and other solo works by Danish Composers

Chamber Music & Ensembles from ’95

1995

Including bl.a. The Lost Poems of Princess Ateh, a work inspired by the universe and the idiom in Pavic’s Dictionary of the Khazars

Kristine Thorup

2009

On her debut cd pianist Kristine Thorup plays a.o. Mogens Christensen’s work Capricorn, Aries Eclipticae, from 1997

Carl Nielsen Academy of Music

2008

Kristine Thorup plays Mogens Christensen: Aries eclipticae. The first movement of a 100 minutes long piano cycle: Liber Eclipticae

Marie Rørbech

2000

Marie Rørbech plays a.o. Mogens Christensen: Libra Ecllipticae. This 7th movement of the work Liber Eclipticae finds its inspiration in the zodiac of Libra.

Danish Music

1994

This CD contains a number of recently written works for the Euterpe Ensemble – by John Frandsen, Erik Bach, Ricardo Odriozola – as well as a couple of older works.

Flowersong

2000

The flute trio Flutention play a.o. Mogens Christensen: Sommerzauber, a revision of the original work for flute and guitar.