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Frode Stengaard

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    Frode Stengaard was born in 1948 and trained as an organist and pianist at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Aarhus as a pupil of Georg Fjelrad, Bengt Johnsson and Georg Vasarheyi. He made his debut as an organist in 1972 and as a pianist in 1975. Since 1969 he has been the organist at the Skanderborg Castle Chapel. He has extensive concert activities behind him both as a soloist and chamber musician, and frequently performs as a soloist with the regional orchestras on piano, organ and harpsichord.

    • N.P. Jensen

      Flute Sonatas

      The blind nineteenth-century composer is a great rediscovery

    • Nancy Dalberg

      Capriccio

      A musical portrait of one of the first Danish female composers

    • Axel Borup-Jørgensen

      Orchestral works

      Nordic landscape and Swedish poetry meet Central European modernism in Borup-Jørgensen’s intuitive, inwardlooking mood paintings

    • Bent Lorentzen

      Organ Music

      In the organ laboratory with the quirky and inventive Bent Lorentzen

    • Gunnar Berg

      Orchestral and Chamber Music Works

      Three works for flute and orchestra by the fervent serialist of the post-war period

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