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Josefine Opsahl | |
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Born | January 18, 1992, age 32 |
Occupation(s) | Composer, Cellist |
Instrument(s) | Cello |
Years active | 2005-present |
Labels | Dacapo Records, Neue Meister |
Website |
josefineopsahl |
Josefine Opsahl (born 1992) is a Danish composer and cellist based in Copenhagen and Berlin.
She writes classical music as a composer and also performs as solo artist with cello and live electronics and live sound design.
Born in Denmark on January 18th, 1992, Josefine started by playing the violin, but later switched to cello at age 11. She studied both classical and contemporary music at the Royal Danish Conservatory and Northwestern University (IL, US) where she completed a Masters Degree in cello under the guidance of Toke Møldrup and Morten Zeuthen. Later she received a degree as a composer in Contemporary Creative Art at South Danish Conservatory.
As a cellist she has played and released classical music with the groups Kottos and We Like We and as a solo artist with electronics.
As a composer she has written operas, ballet music, and numerous symphonic works, among others a cello concerto and symphonic works premiered at the Elbphilharmonie. [1]
Josefine has recieved the Crown Prince Couple's Stardust Award [2] 2022, The Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2021, [3] The Wilhelm Hansen Foundation's Prize of Honor 2020. [4] In 2024, her opera "Hjem" was nominated for "Opera of the year 2023" [5] by the Reumert Award.
Category:1992 births Category:Living people Josefine Opsahl Category:Danish women composers Category:Danish women musicians Category:21st-century composers Category:21st-century women composers
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Josefine Opsahl | |
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Born | January 18, 1992, age 32 |
Occupation(s) | Composer, Cellist |
Instrument(s) | Cello |
Years active | 2005-present |
Labels | Dacapo Records, Neue Meister |
Website |
josefineopsahl |
Josefine Opsahl (born 1992) is a Danish composer and cellist based in Copenhagen and Berlin.
She writes classical music as a composer and also performs as solo artist with cello and live electronics and live sound design.
Born in Denmark on January 18th, 1992, Josefine started by playing the violin, but later switched to cello at age 11. She studied both classical and contemporary music at the Royal Danish Conservatory and Northwestern University (IL, US) where she completed a Masters Degree in cello under the guidance of Toke Møldrup and Morten Zeuthen. Later she received a degree as a composer in Contemporary Creative Art at South Danish Conservatory.
As a cellist she has played and released classical music with the groups Kottos and We Like We and as a solo artist with electronics.
As a composer she has written operas, ballet music, and numerous symphonic works, among others a cello concerto and symphonic works premiered at the Elbphilharmonie. [1]
Josefine has recieved the Crown Prince Couple's Stardust Award [2] 2022, The Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2021, [3] The Wilhelm Hansen Foundation's Prize of Honor 2020. [4] In 2024, her opera "Hjem" was nominated for "Opera of the year 2023" [5] by the Reumert Award.
Category:1992 births Category:Living people Josefine Opsahl Category:Danish women composers Category:Danish women musicians Category:21st-century composers Category:21st-century women composers