61st German-Scandinavian Music Week

House Concert, IBJ Scheersberg, Festsaal

Tue, 15th April 2025, 8:00 p.m., Free admission

House Concert, IBJ Scheersberg, Festsaal

Thu, 17th April 2025, 8:00 p.m., Free admission

Public Rehearsal “Werkstattkonzert”, IBJ Scheersberg, Scheersberghalle

Sat, 19th April 2025, 7 p.m., Free admission

Fest Concert, Rendsburg, Christkirche

Sun, 20th April 2025, 5:00 p.m.

Free Admission, we are grateful for donations

Final concert, IBJ Scheersberg, St. Petri Dom Schleswig

Mon, 21st April 2025, 7:00 p.m. 

Free Admission, we are grateful for donations

Midnight concert, IBJ Scheersberg, Malersaal

Mon, 21st April 2025, approx. 12 a.m., free admission

Program 2025

Orchestra

Symphonie fantastique - Hector Berlioz

Choir & Orchestra

Choruses from “Alexander's Feast” - Georg Friedrich Händel

Choir

Peace I leave with you - Knut Nystedt
The Coolin - Samuel Barber
Sator - Bodvar D. Moe
Ack om det vore dag - Per Ekedahl
Wade in the Water - Norman Luboff

and other a capella works from the Northern European choral repertoire.
 

Here, you can register for the 62nd German-Scandinavian Music Week 2026!

Choir or orchestra?

When registering, we ask for a commitment for the choir or the orchestra atelier. All participants will also have the opportunity to take part in joint choral singing as well as to work on chamber music in a wide variety of instrumentations. The results of this work will be presented in three house concerts during the music week. Scandinavian and international folk dance will also be offered as a joint event.

The course is intended for music students and music teachers who want to broaden their experience in orchestral playing, and for good amateurs who can meet the high demands of the program, as well as active choir singers (choir experience and sight-singing skills are required). Working languages are English and German, minimum age is 16 years.

 

Have a look at the commemorative publication for the 50th anniversary of the German-Scandinavian Music Week (1962-2012) here:

Commemorative publication (german language)