From Baroque dances to Hungarian folk fiddlers

In the atmospheric space of Lyngvig Church, the evening offers a programme where Baroque intensity meets Hungarian fire. Here the strings stand close together—like a chamber-music “team”, where virtuosity, rhythm and tone colours are brought into sharp focus.

Bartók’s duos bring us close to the raw, playful and folkloric—music that evokes dance, landscape and temperament. Midway through the programme comes the world premiere of Lasse Thoresen’s Tosomt II, a contemporary Nordic counterpoint.

The evening concludes with Kodály’s serenade for two violins and viola—a work full of warmth and melodic glow.

We reserve the right to make changes to the program.

Free admission for children and young people
Children and young people under 18 have free admission to all concerts. To ensure space for everyone, however, tickets must be reserved in advance via our contact form.