Danish Chamber Players, based in the modern art and music house KUMUS at the Fuglsang Manor on Lolland, are one of the five Danish ensembles which between them provide a more substantial presence for professional classical music in otherwise sparsely covered areas of Denmark. 

The ensemble was founded in 1991 and consists of eight highprofile chamber musicians in a unique instrumental composition: three string players, three wind players, piano and harp. 

With first-class classical concerts and an extroverted music pedagogical effort, the ensemble creates great classical moments through various activities.

The ensemble holds between 80-100 concerts and events every year. Alternative concert rooms and formats help convey the music to a diverse audience.

Over the years, more than 110 new works have been commissioned by the ensemble from prominent composers.

With more than 30 CD recordings, numerous radio transmissions and international collaborations, Danish Chamber Players act as cultural ambassadors for Danish chamber music and their region, both nationally and internationally.

The ensemble is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation, the Cultural Region of Storstroem and its four municipalities, Naestved, Faxe, Lolland and Guldborgsund.