Welcome to Opus Nexus
Empowering Classical Music for the Future
Empowering Classical Music for the Future
Credits: 1. Bergen Filharmoniske Orkester, Oddleiv Apnes 2. Arktisk Filharmoni 3. Copenhagen Phil, Kim Matthäi Leland 4. Arktisk Filharmoni, Marthe Mølstre

Credits: Edyta Sørensen
Bridging Classical Music for a Sustainable Future
Welcome to Opus Nexus
The classical music industry faces the same challenges worldwide: funding, audiences, and a need for more appreciation from politicians, sponsors, and foundations. Artistic innovation can only provide partial and temporary solutions. The long-term answer, however, requires stronger strategic planning in areas beyond the traditional artistic methods used to attract attention. The industry must take stock of and adapt to the world around it. While this may seem distant from a purely artistic perspective, it is essential for maintaining connection, respect, and funding from the outside world. Understanding and positioning itself as an active part of society—engaging with the issues that matter most today—is not just necessary; it is vital for survival
Taking the first steps toward this necessary transformation requires expertise, insight, and a strategic approach that bridges the gap between art and the surrounding society. With my experience and knowledge, I can help the industry navigate this process and develop solutions to secure a stronger future for classical music. I am ready to engage in dialogue and collaboration on tackling this important task together.
Ready to take your orchestra to the next level?
Let’s Work Together
I offer a proven track record of success in transforming challenges into opportunities for orchestras and cultural organizations. Whether you need help crafting a sustainability strategy, engaging new audiences, navigating complex political landscapes, or developing and implementing digital strategies, I bring the skills, experience, and vision to help you succeed.
Let’s work together to create innovative solutions that inspire, engage, and make a lasting impact.
Credits: Arktisk Filharmoni, Marthe Mølstre