Unge spiller klassik (USK) is a competition for children and young people aged up to and including 20 years, where we collaborate with the music and culture schools in the Zealand region and on Bornholm, which organize the competition.

Danish Chamber Players is part of the judging panel and partly because the main prize, which goes to 6-7 children each year, is to be a soloist with Danish Chamber Players at concerts around the region.

With "UnderStrømmen”Danish Chamber Players has joined forces with the 6 music schools in the cultural region for a new initiative that will give the joy of playing and the community around music a boost.

For workshops and concerts, the music rises when the young people play together with Danish Chamber Players and the music school teachers.

We look forward to playing together!

Have you ever wondered if worms can hear?
No, right? You will get the answer to that in this show.

This newly written children's opera describes the great scientist Charles Darwin
fascination with the life of earthworms and their importance to nature.

In the performance, Darwin interacts with the ensemble's instruments, and conducts exciting sound experiments, which are described in the exuberant music.

SING WITH ULLA BRITT
AND DANISH CHAMBER PLAYERS
FOR THIS YEAR'S SCARY HALLOWEEN CONCERT

Welcome to the Danish Chamber Players' Halloween concerts for 3rd + 4th grade in Næstved, Faxe, Guldborgsund and Lolland. We are looking forward to playing and singing together with you and the terrific choir leader Ulla Britt Simonsen and promise musical thrills and horror at children's level.

This unique performance is created by Danish Chamber Players in collaboration with playwright Camilla Hübbe and artist Simon Væth.

The performance is based on the French composer Maurice Ravel's very beautiful and image-creating music "Ma mère l'Oye" (in Danish "Gåsemors taleinger").

We follow "Lille" and her "Lucky Cat" on adventures in the big, wide world.

Danish Chamber Players collaborates with Genklange on concerts for children in kindergartens. We come out with "The Rolling Concert Hall", where a tent is pitched so that the children can come in and meet the live music and the Classical Music Suitcase.

The story of Beethoven is told as a musical tale with lots of humor and drama.

His story is almost like a fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm - because he has to go through so much.

Actor Jens Andersen gives that gas as a rapping genius!

What would you think was cool to belong to a classical concert?

This is the question that Danish Chamber Players asks high school students about in the concert and teaching course "Cool Classical". In Cool Klassisk, high school students work with the ensemble's musicians to add a concert program to the ensemble, which the young people themselves think is cool and responsible for the dissemination of.