Rune Glerup

Rune Glerup is a Danish composer born in 1981, renowned for his unique and multifaceted approach to music. His compositions, which span instrumental, electro-acoustic, and electronic genres, are celebrated for their sculptural quality, focusing on the inherent beauty of the musical material. Glerup's works often explore strange and almost absurd musical situations, finding beauty in the unexpected and the imperfect. His encounters with other artists, such as his collaboration with violinist Isabelle Faust, have significantly influenced his creative path. Glerup's educational background includes studies at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen and IRCAM in Paris, as well as with Walter Zimmermann in Berlin. His discography includes notable works like "String Quartet No. 2," dedicated to Quatuor Diotima, and "Dust Encapsulated," showcasing his distinctive style and innovative compositions.