1st Concert master Audition Date: Friday, 22 January '27 Applic Deadline: Thursday, 7 Januar '27
instrument
vln
contract type
Permanent
closing date
Thu 07 January 2027
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Aalborg Symphony Orchestra – Violin, 1st Concert master
Join Our Orchestra
Aalborg Symphony Orchestra is a dynamic regional symphony orchestra based at Musikkens Hus, one of Scandinavia's most distinguished concert halls, renowned for its world-class acoustics and architecture. We combine ambitious artistic standards with a strong international outlook. We are currently seeking new colleagues. – could that be you ?
The orchestra’s home base is in Aalborg, the capital of North Jutland, beautifully located by the Limfjord. The city combines the cultural and musical life of a major urban center with accessibility and a close-knit community. Surrounded by sea, fjords, and open landscapes, North Jutland offers exceptional nature and a high quality of life – with space for both tranquillity and activity.
At Aalborg Symphony Orchestra, you will find much more than an inspiring workplace. You will become part of a professional and supportive artistic community in exceptional surroundings.
About the Orchestra
Aalborg Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1943 and today consists of 65 full-time musicians.
At the heart of our work are the Thursday symphonic concerts, featuring both Danish and international soloists and conductors. In addition, we perform opera and ballet productions with The Royal Danish Theatre and Danish National Opera, film concerts, and cross-genre projects with artists from other fields. Our strong children and youth program also helps bring music to audiences of all ages throughout North Jutland.
With world-class acoustics and the unique setting of Musikkens Hus, we provide a platform for artistic expression. We collaborate with leading soloists, conductors, and cultural institutions nationally and internationally to ensure concerts of the highest quality. At the same time, we are actively working to increase our visibility and expand our network, so the orchestra remains a key player in both Danish and international music life. A central focus is o