Katrine Muff and Mathias Hammer, two of Denmark's leading champions of the Danish song tradition and communal singing, launch a new concert format celebrating songs that generations of Danes have sung together — from Grundtvig to Medina, from the hymnal to pop hits.
They are joined by the critically acclaimed string ensemble Who Killed Bambi, who bring the music to life with sweeping harmonies and deeply felt arrangements.
Katrine Muff is a television and radio host with extensive experience in music communication. As a singer-songwriter, she has five songs in the Højskolesangbogen, including 'Fortabt er jeg stadig', co-written with Stine Pilgaard.
Mathias Hammer is a pianist and television and radio host at DR, known for programmes such as 'Anmelderne', 'Hammers komponister' and 'Den klassiske Musikquiz'. Together, they have hosted several seasons of the weekly radio programme 'Sangbogen med Muff og Hammer'.
Audiences can expect an evening of songs that have shaped Danish culture, songs that speak to the present moment, and discoveries they didn't know they needed — all delivered with the duo's infectious enthusiasm and love of music, with plenty of opportunities to sing along.
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Katrine Muff og Mathias Hammer
Katrine Muff and Mathias Hammer are regarded as Denmark's leading communicators of the Danish song heritage and communal singing tradition. Muff is a TV and radio host and singer-songwriter with five songs in the Højskolesangbogen, while Hammer is a pianist and DR broadcaster known for classical music programmes. Together they host the radio programme 'Sangbogen med Muff og Hammer'.
Who Killed Bambi
Who Killed Bambi is a critically praised string ensemble that brings rich harmonies and expressive arrangements to their performances.
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