Knud Romer & Michael K

KNUD ROMER & MIKAEL K ABANDONED PLACES & THE SOUND OF BELONGING HOME The only way to break through the noise is by being still - and the time you save by rushing is nothing compared to the time you gain by... taking your time. Then it grows and spreads like a tree and ripples in water - and time's abundance opens up.

You find a place instead of looking for it everywhere else - and maybe that's why it's called: belonging. Because presence is sound - and music - and dialects are sung Danish.

So come home to Vendsyssel and Falster with Mikael K and Knud Romer in song and poetry, where we come from - and listen at home for a quiet hour. When author and cultural personality Knud Romer meets songwriter and troubadour Mikael K, a special space emerges -- a poetic free space where noise and busyness give way to silence, reflection and presence.

In their concert narrative, the audience is invited with them home -- to Falster and Vendsyssel -- with stories and songs from places where language sings, and belonging finds resonance. With his award-winning novels, Knud Romer has written himself into Danish literature with existential depth and linguistic musicality.

He has collaborated with names such as Peter Sommer, Andreas Odbjerg and The Danish String Quartet, and in 2024 he became a Knight Commander recipient for his contribution to Danish art and culture. Over two decades, Mikael K has toured with his songs - both solo and with the band Klondyke - and writes about the life we rarely sing about: launderettes, IKEA rows and worn-out marriages.

With seven critically acclaimed albums and prizes such as the P4 Prize, DMA Folk and the Carl Scharnberg Prize, he has established himself as one of Denmark's sharp songwriters. A LYRICAL MUSICAL NARRATIVE -- THE MEETING BETWEEN LITERATURE AND MUSIC Pavilion Hall Café-style seating Doors open 1 hour before Price incl. booking fee 200,- kr.

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