Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2020 A broken arm There are in particular two advantages to playing the guitar if you ask Jonas Egholm. First of all a guitar is cheaper than for instance wind instruments and bassoons. And secondly there is often a guitar in the corner that you can play when you visit people….
Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2020 She who laughs last sings best! As a child Helle Gössler both played the accordion, the clarinet and the saxophone in music school. She also sang in a children’s choir despite her two older sisters saying she didn’t sing very well. According to them her singing was both too powerful,…
Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2020 The dilemma faced by a competitive musician With a father who is a classically trained guitarist, a mother who is a radio host on the Danish DR P2 channel and a younger brother who plays the cello, Adam was exposed to a lot of classical music throughout his childhood. It…
Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2020 Born to be a classical musician Alva was destined to have a musical career as more or less everyone in the family works with classical music in one way or another. Her mother used to be a professional cellist, and her brother, Elias Holm, is a pianist. He received the…
Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2020 A daring new year’s resolution When Kaya was 10 years old, she made a daring new year’s resolution to her Japanese-born mother. She promised that she would start practising her violin four hours a day. One and a half of these would be before school in the morning. In Japan…
Due to the Danish government’s efforts to prevent the spread of coronavirus in 2020, the DR Concert Hall has to cancel the prize concert
Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2019 Santa Claus started the trumpeter’s career Victor Koch Jensen does not just come from a home with music, but from a home filled with woodwind instruments. Both parents are clarinettists, and Victor’s brother is a bassoonist with the Royal Danish Orchestra. He could therefore appear somewhat like the family’s black…
Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2019 Play music, have fun and enjoy! Clarinettist Louise Anine Kempf Mogensen is from Hedehusene. Flutist Michaela Hansen is from Malmö. They met at the Royal Danish Academy of Music, and, one day in 2017, Michaela called Louise and suggested that they formed a duo and entered a competition in Japan….
Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2019 From Nørrebro ghetto to piano talent in Moscow Growing up in a Nørrebro ghetto area as an immigrant child of a Russian mother and a Lebanese father while also playing classical piano was never easy for Ramez. His friends did not understand why he always had to play that instrument….
Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2019 The bassoonist who lives in the moment Nikolaj Henriques actually started playing the clarinet. When he saw the Tivoli Youth Guard marching in their handsome uniforms, he badgered his parents to let him register for the admission test. He got in and, at the age of 6, he started his…
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