review25.03
The Comfort of Art
At Borealis in Bergen, community is everywhere. But when everything is filtered through safety and intimacy, the music risks losing its necessity – and its bite.
Forside
PulseIn brief
essay10.03
Noisy Memories From Another Time
Dungeon synth opens a nostalgic portal to medieval fantasies, retro games, and cassette tapes – not to recreate the past, but to speak with its ghosts.
reportage15.01
War Reverberations: Sound Stories From Kyiv
Air raid sirens, artillery, and everyday sounds have altered the city’s rhythm – and forced its residents to develop new ways of listening.
PulseMix
Writer profile Jeppe Rönnow
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in brief14.01
From Pain to Paralysis: a Stabat Mater Without Wounds
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review18.09
When Mysticism Loses Its Magic
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review07.09
No Dying Diva in Paris – but Glitter, Dog Life and Office Humor
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review22.08
Opera’s Darkness Finds a Home in Savonlinna
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review31.05
Estonians Can Truly Compose – Especially for Voice
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in brief03.03.2025
Cosmic Resonance
Jeppe Rönnow holds a bachelor's degree in Philosophy (2000) and a master's degree in Musicology (2006) from the University of Copenhagen, specializing in performance practice of 20th century orchestral music. He graduated in organ from the Zealand Church Music School (2009). He has worked as a music reviewer for Politiken and as a music writer/critic for Seismograph and Magasinet Klassisk for the past ten years. He regularly interviews composers and musicians within new music.