Abul Mogard (IT) + Julie Østengaard (DK) at ALICE

Name: Abul Mogard (IT) + Julie Østengaard (DK) at ALICE
Start: 2026-03-06T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Nørre Allé 7, 2200 København N, Danmark

Schedule

Fri, 06 Mar, 2026 at 08:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Nørre Allé 7, 2200 København N, Danmark | Copenhagen , SK

Med et massivt lydbad af dybe frekvenser og glitrende overtoner inviterer Abul Mogard til fordybelse, der føles både jordisk og kosmisk. Den italienske musiker er en ener inden for power ambient og skaber live-oplevelser, der balancerer mellem det monumentale og det intime. Til marts gæster han ALICE og folder sit fantastiske nye album Quiet Pieces (2025) ud i al sin dragende kraft. Den danske lydkunstner Julie Østengaard åbner aftenen.
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Køb billet i forsalg: 220 dkk eksl. gebyr / ungebillet: 200 ung dkk eksl. gebyr
Køb billet: https://alicecph.com/event/abul-mogard-it-julie-ostengaard/
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NB: Koncerten er stående
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“This is transcendent music” - Mojo
“Arguably one of the bigger enigmas in modern synth music” - Boomkat
I mere end et årti har Abul Mogard aka Guido Zen været en gådefuld frontfigur inden for ambientmusikkens mest teksturrige afkroge. Hans koncerter beskrives ofte som ”lydbade” – dybt fysisk sanselige oplevelser, hvor gigantiske baslinjer, langsommeligt pulserende synths og gnistrende detaljer smelter sammen i én meditativ bevægelse. Musikken har noget helligt over sig: et sted mellem drone, minimalisme og dyb lytning, beslægtet med kunstnere som Alessandro Cortini og Tim Hecker.
Siden udgivelsen af mesterværket Circular Forms (2015) har Abul Mogard optrådt på en række af verdens mest toneangivende scener – fra Berlin Atonal og Le Guess Who? til Centre Pompidou og Southbank Centre. Han har komponeret musik til film, kunst, mode og installationer, og både BBC og Thom Yorke har fremhævet hans arbejde som noget helt særligt. Blandt hans markante projekter er det storslåede værk for kirkeorgel, elektronik og tromboner skabt til Organ Reframed Festival i London, samt soundtracks til Duncan Whitleys film Kimberlin og Phoenix City. Med Quiet Pieces, det første udspil på hans nye label Soft Echoes, bevæger Abul Mogard sig endnu dybere ind i en sfære af stille, glødende intensitet – musik der synes at trække vejret med rummet. Når Abul Mogard spiller koncert på ALICE kan man forvente en koncert, der rammer både maven og sjælen: massiv, meditativ og helt igennem magisk.
Julie Østengaard:
Den elektroniske komponist og lydkunstner Julie Østengaard arbejder med lyd som skulpturelt og rumligt fænomen. Med sin dybt originale og performative tilgang udforsker hun, hvordan elektronisk lyd kan få krop og gestikulation, for eksempel ved at præge sine værker med særlige instrukser, som bliver hendes kompositoriske medspillere. Julie Østengaard arbejder både solo og i tværkunstneriske samarbejder, hvor scenekunst, billedkunst og lydkunst smelter sammen i eksperimentelle konstellationer. Vi glæder os til hun åbner for Abul Mogard denne aften.
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In English:
With a massive sound bath of deep frequencies and shimmering overtones, Abul Mogard invites listeners into a state of immersion that feels both earthly and cosmic. The Italian musician is a singular force within power ambient, crafting live experiences that balance the monumental with the intimate. In March he visits ALICE, unfolding his fantastic new album Quiet Pieces (2025) in all its mesmerising power. The Danish sound artist Julie Østengaard opens the evening.
“This is transcendent music” – Mojo
“Arguably one of the bigger enigmas in modern synth music” – Boomkat
For more than a decade, Abul Mogard – aka Guido Zen – has been an enigmatic figurehead within the most textural corners of ambient music. His concerts are often described as “sound baths”: deeply physical, sensorial experiences where colossal basslines, slowly pulsating synths, and glittering details merge into a single meditative flow. The music carries a sense of the sacred – somewhere between drone, minimalism, and deep listening – resonating with artists like Alessandro Cortini and Tim Hecker.
Since the release of his masterpiece Circular Forms (2015), Mogard has performed on some of the world’s most influential stages – from Berlin Atonal and Le Guess Who? to Centre Pompidou and the Southbank Centre. He has composed for film, art, fashion, and installations, and his work has been highlighted by both the BBC and Thom Yorke. Among his notable projects is a large-scale composition for pipe organ, electronics, and trombones commissioned by the Organ Reframed Festival in London, as well as soundtracks for Duncan Whitley’s films Kimberlin and Phoenix City. With Quiet Pieces, the first release on his new label Soft Echoes, Mogard moves even deeper into a sphere of quiet, glowing intensity – music that seems to breathe with the room itself. When Abul Mogard performs at ALICE, expect an experience that hits both body and soul: massive, meditative, and utterly magical.
Julie Østengaard:
Electronic composer and sound artist Julie Østengaard works with sound as a sculptural and spatial phenomenon. With a deeply original and performative approach, she explores how electronic sound can gain physicality and gesture, often shaping her works through specific instructions that become active compositional partners. Østengaard works both solo and across disciplines, where performance, visual art, and sound merge into experimental constellations. We look forward to her opening for Abul Mogard on this special evening.