News October

October is a busy month for the artists on the Ascolta Artists roster, with engagements spanning Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Slovakia, Canada and Portugal, from opera and orchestral concerts to contemporary works and new productions.

The month begins with Gustav Wenzel Most, who performs in Haydn’s The Creation at Helsingør Cathedral on 4 October. Later in the month, he returns to the concert platform for Oskar Lindberg’s Requiem at Sankt Andreas Kyrka in Malmö on 17 October, followed by Mendelssohn’s Paulus with Københavns Kantatekor on 25 and 28 October.

News September

The 2026/27 season is getting underway, with September bringing a rich mix of opera, orchestral repertoire and concert performances for Ascolta Artists across Denmark and Germany.

The season opens in Denmark with a number of major concert performances. On 5 September, soprano Frederikke Kampmann appears with Danish Chamber Orchestra  in Mozart’s celebrated Mass in C minor. Sofie Elkjær Jensen continues her September engagements with Copenhagen Phil, performing Benjamin Britten’s powerful War Requiem on 11 and 12 September

News August

With the summer season in full swing, Ascolta Artists continue to share their artistry in opera houses, festivals, and concert halls across Northern Europe throughout August.

The month begins with baritone Teit Kanstrup, who opens a new series of performances as Günther in Peter Bruun’s Erna og kroen at Hotel Pro Forma. Performances continue throughout August and September.

On 7 August, soprano Sidsel Eriksen joins the Royal Danish Theatre’s Summer Concerts…

News July

Summer continues with an exciting array of festival appearances, opera premieres, and concert performances for Ascolta Artists. Throughout July, our artists take the stage at some of the season’s most distinguished festivals and opera houses, bringing a rich variety of repertoire to audiences.

The month opens with soprano Johanna Nylund, who returns to the Savonlinna Opera Festival in Finland as the Countess in Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro. Set in the spectacular medieval Olavinlinna Castle, the festival remains one of Europe’s most prestigious summer opera events. Performances take place on 3, 13, 16, 20 July.