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Composer Pernille Louise Sejlund has written climate music inspired by Jesper Theilgaard. The ensemble consists of 4 singers, flute and harp and between movements Jesper Theilgaard chats about the climate

Clima

Climate change

Jesper Theilgaard

Climate concert

Rebecca

Ida Haddad

Siw Egede

Jesper Theilgaard is a trained meteorologist, but has expanded his area to climate. After 27 years at DR, where he was both a TV meteorologist and climate expert, he became self-employed in 2018 and founded "Klimformidling.dk" with the sole purpose of spreading knowledge of the ongoing climate changes. In addition, he has written more than 25 books - including "Det danske vejr", which triggered Gyldendal's non-fiction prize in 2007. The work has just been published in its 3rd edition. He has participated in the public debate about the climate, in order to get substance into the debate. Privately, he is an active choir singer and often uses his musical knowledge to include art and culture in his lectures, because as he says “We are not the same. Some like dry numbers best, but some use other senses to open the way to understanding complex relationships.”



The Earth's climate is the basis for life, which can arise and develop at any time. During the lifetime of the earth, there have been many different species, some of which have been able to dominate life on this planet.
But the earth's climate is not stable and uniform - after all, in shorter periods, but over time periods of many thousands of years, natural changes occur that affect life and the species that can thrive. The best example is of course ice ages and interglacials that alternate between each other for completely natural reasons.

Today, the globe is dominated by a certain species – Homo sapiens – that inhabits all areas and leaves its distinctive mark everywhere. It is naturally logical that there must be a reaction in nature when the impact is so significant.

The big question is therefore whether, from the state in which we have brought ourselves, we will be able to restore the balances that a healthy nature requires, or have we passed the tipping point where a return to healthy cohesion between man and nature will once again prevail.

We have made international agreements which will contribute to this - i.a. The Paris Agreement – but is it enough and what kind of future do we see ahead of us?


Future

Sustainability

The 17 World Goals

The natural and unnatural climate change

We are in the process of a major transformation of society – both nationally and globally.

The reason for suddenly initiating such a big change in the human way of life is the simple fact that nature is about to strike back at all the influences that our way of life has created.
After all, you can't expect nature to just let itself be. It will react when the balance states that should be present at all times are affected. Just look at the consequence of the temperature rising. Not surprisingly, we see that the ice melts at the higher temperature, and this has a wide range of consequences that we have to deal with.

The same applies to biodiversity, which is an expression of nature's health. If we see a great diversity of life, nature is doing well, but when more species die out than are added, then nature is doing badly.

The lecture goes in depth with the background, but also looks at the advantages and disadvantages and quite naturally looks at the green future that we are looking into. Although much looks bad, the hope for the future lies in both the human capacity for innovation and not least the young generation's desire to influence development.

The green transition

The world is breaking up in many areas. We see aggression from Russia, economic changes in the balance of power and also changes in the climate. Precisely the latter has the ingredients to create conflicts - both regionally and internationally. Therefore, the questions about the very basic necessities such as water and food are completely obvious to discuss, because it is not least here that the ingredients for tensions between countries and populations lie.

Climate as a security policy factor

There are many conferences and debates that deal with climate and sustainability. In order to get the best possible use of the time, it is important to have a moderator who knows the problems and can ask questions about the matter. Over many years, I have accumulated knowledge about the climate, so I know where the uncertainty and also the solutions lie. That's why I enjoy being a moderator, because then I know we're getting deep into the material. I would therefore like to contribute to both the planning and execution of your conference or debate about the climate in particular.

Climate concert

Pris

Get the climate story and the entire climate issue through music and conversation

Anmeldelser

5,0

Rebecca

22. marts 2023

Ida Haddad

07. marts 2023

Siw Egede

07. marts 2023

Galleri

Climate concert

Pris

Get the climate story and the entire climate issue through music and conversation

Anmeldelser

5,0

Rebecca

22. marts 2023

Ida Haddad

07. marts 2023

Siw Egede

07. marts 2023

Galleri

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