Henrik Engelbrecht brings his acclaimed book on Danish musical life during the occupation to the stage, in a lecture that blends talk with live music. He looks at how censorship, curfews and bans shaped a working musical world, and what it meant for musicians who had to choose between boycotting state radio and playing for Danish Nazis.
The lecture follows a period when nobody knew how the war would end, and it is open to anyone curious about history, whether you love jazz, opera, revue or symphonies. The event is part of the Faglitterær Festival.
