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The Kronborg Collection: Music in Denmark 1550-1650

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The Kronborg Collection: Music in Denmark 1550-1650 is an 8-CD box set released on Dacapo Records in September 2026, performed by the Copenhagen vocal ensemble Musica Ficta under conductor and composer Bo Holten. It documents the musical life of the Kronborg Renaissance court under Christian III, Frederik II and Christian IV, with works by Dowland, Schütz, Palestrina and Mogens Pedersøn alongside excerpts from Tycho Brahe's music collection. The project draws on more than 30 years of research into the period and on Musica Ficta's tenure as ensemble-in-residence at Kronborg Castle from 2021 to 2024.

8
CDs in the box set (Dacapo Records, 2026)
6:37:03
Total playing time
30+
Years of research behind the project

What's new

  • 2026-09

    The Kronborg Collection: Music in Denmark 1550-1650 was released on September 4, 2026 on Dacapo Records as an exclusive 8-CD box set with Musica Ficta and Bo Holten.

  • 2024-09

    On September 26, 2024, Musica Ficta concluded its period as resident ensemble at Kronborg with the concert Le Veglie di Siena - a madrigal comedy from 1604 by Orazio Vecchi, dedicated to Christian IV.

  • 2021-2024

    Musica Ficta was officially the resident ensemble at Kronborg Castle from 2021 to 2024, financed by Det Obelske Familiefond, Louis-Hansens Fond and Augustinusfonden.

  • 2026

    The box set contains, among other things, world premiere recordings of works by Palestrina, de Wert and Vecchi.

Tracks

Kronborg Series 1 (Dowland: Lachrimae)First part of the Kronborg series; Dowland's Lachrimae with songs and lute music
Winds & Voices at the Court of Christian IIIEarly recording with Copenhagen Cornetts & Sackbutts and Musica Ficta
Mogens Pedersøn: MadrigalsRecording of the earliest Danish polyphony on Dacapo
Le Veglie di Siena (Orazio Vecchi)Closing concert as house ensemble at Kronborg, September 2024
Medieval Music from DenmarkEarlier Dacapo release with medieval Danish music

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