The Danish Chamber Players, which is based daily in the modern Art and Music House KUMUS at Fuglsang, is one of five national basic ensembles that ensure a live and active music environment with music experiences of the highest quality in its contributing municipalities and in Kulturregion Storstrøm.
The ensemble was founded in 1991 and consists of 8 high-profile chamber musicians in one unique instrumentation, 3 strings, 3 winds, piano and harp.
With first-class classical concerts and an extroverted music pedagogical effort, the ensemble creates unique musical experiences. They range from musical co-creation with children and creative projects with other cultural actors to concerts with the greatest classical works and well-known guest soloists.
Each year the Ensemble performs between 90-100 concerts and events. 2 annual festivals, which the ensemble hosts, are the seasons artistic flagships. New concert rooms and formats help to convey the music to a diverse audience.
More than 110 new works have been commissioned by the ensemble from prominent composers of the time, helping to renew and update the classical repertoire with a special focus on Danish music.
Over 30 CD recordings, numerous radio transmissions in DR P2 and continuous digital visibility place the Danish Chamber Players as a significant cultural institution in the Danish music scene.
With an emphasis on international collaboration, the Danish Chamber Players function as an important cultural ambassador for Danish chamber music and its region nationally and internationally.
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