South Jutland Symphony Orchestra

The South Jutland Symphony Orchestra is a vibrant regional ensemble established in 1963. With a roster of 65 permanent musicians, this orchestra is dedicated to sharing a wide range of musical experiences across its region. They perform about 150 concerts annually, offering everything from classical to popular music, including collaborations with local choirs and appearances at both educational institutions and venues across Denmark and northern Germany. The orchestra calls Alsion in Sønderborg home, which features a concert hall renowned for its exceptional acoustics, considered among the best in Europe. They also engage in broadcasts on Danish Radio P2 and collaborate with the Schleswig-Holstein Sinfonieorchester on annual joint concerts.

Under the leadership of notable conductors like David Porcelijn, who served as chief conductor from 2010, the South Jutland Symphony Orchestra has continued to grow in its musical reach and diversity. Their repertoire includes both familiar and lesser-known works, showcasing a commitment to both classical traditions and contemporary music. Through their extensive touring and educational programs, they ensure that music remains accessible and engaging for diverse audiences across the region.

Genres

Orchestra

Latest Release

Going to Pieces Without Falling Apart

Palle Mikkelborg•

Michala Petri•

Henrik Vagn Christensen•

South Jutland Symphony Orchestra

Album - 13 Tracks - Released September 24, 2013