SymfUni is back this autumn with a new project, Poetic Dances, and this open-practice concert gives you a first look at the programme while it is still being polished. The orchestra, conducted by Rose Munk Heiberg, works through a varied selection that runs from Kurt Weill's energetic and rhythmic Second Symphony to Missy Mazzoli's mysterious and intense Thesis Worlds within Us, which receives its Danish premiere here.
The evening also includes airs from Alexander Borodin's Prince Igor and Zoltán Kodály's folk-infused Dances of Galánta. Beyond the music, the orchestra shares some insight into how an orchestral programme is prepared and how the orchestra works as a whole.
This is a rehearsal-style evening, so it suits anyone curious about the process behind a concert as much as the finished sound.
