Camerata Øresund

Instruments: Baroque Ensemble

Peter Spissky [director, violin], Tinne Albrectsen, Ida Lorenzen, Alison Luthmers [violins], Rastko Roknic [viola], Hanna Loftsdóttir [cello], Joakim Peterson [bass], Dohyo Sol [lute], Marcus Mohlin [harpsichord]

The Copenhagen-based ensemble, Camerata Øresund, is a vibrant group of passionate baroque musicians. Founded in 2010 by artistic director and violinist, Peter Spissky, the group’s members are drawn from the Øresund region of southern Sweden and eastern Denmark – areas linked by the famous Øresund bridge.

Camerata Øresund is known for its communicative and energetic performance style and its explosive enthusiasm. The ensemble emphasizes creativity, flexible interaction between the musicians and spontaneous communication in the moment of live performance. With numerous concerts each year in Denmark and abroad, Camerata Øresund’s performances show a versatile approach, ranging from performances of large choral works to thematic concerts for children, as well as developing innovative concepts such as a staged portrait of a composer or a collaboration with street dancers.

Whatever the form, Camerata, through its swinging and dancing performances, aims to cultivate new perspectives into the baroque repertoire and dissolve the barriers between musicians and audiences.

©Hugi Gudmundsson
Arts Council - funding music
Crespo Foundation
Fáilte Ireland
Wild Atlantic Way
Cork County Council
Pure Cork
RTE Lyric FM
Creative Places West Cork Islands
Irish Examiner
Maritime Hotel
IMRO - Irish Music Rights Organisation