A work for electric violin and twelve speakers in a ring, built on the twelve hours of a clock. The audience moves through the music at its own pace – first in the powder tower in Frederikshavn, then up the spiral of the 45-metre forest tower at Camp Adventure.
Frederikshavn 2020 · Camp Adventure, Haslev 2021 · Jens Elfving, electric violin · supported by Faxe Municipality
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Audience: 89,700 listeners at 395 concerts for children, 2013–2026 – Koda-registered minimums for The Neverending Maze, Münchhausen, Ragnarok and The Dreaded Pirates plus the orchestras' own counts (Aarhus 2023: 5,418 · Aalborg 2024: Mossy Mogens 4,744 + approx. 600 public, The Neverending Maze 3,830 · Sønderjylland 2026: 1,684). Not counted: Hong Kong 2025 (two performances, no count), the BIOFONIA premiere (approx. 300) and other festivals. LYSFALD's park guests (around 100,000 each autumn since 2022) are counted separately. Countries with concerts or workshops so far: Denmark, Faroe Islands, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Latvia, Russia, Brazil, Peru, Hong Kong; booked: Turkey, Costa Rica (conferences and presentations, e.g. Belgium and China, are not counted). Workshop totals are estimated from classes held (approx. 24 pupils per class).