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Here on our news page and also via our newsletter you will find the latest news as well as up-to-date information about our latest activities; including residencies, network meetings and open calls directed at musicians and composers within contemporary music, classical music, and sound art.
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Once again, Klang Festival, in collaboration with Edition·S, Edition Wilhelm Hansen and Art Music Denmark, hosts an international guest programme welcoming...
As part of Art Music Denmark's focus on the role of music in promoting sustainability and green transition, we hired sound artist, composer, activist and...
Last Wednesday, we had the pleasure of co-hosting the presentation "Bridging Musical Communities" at the residence of the Swedish Ambassador in Copenh...
AI and data-driven mapping of live music networks and development of tools. TOURBUS is an international research project founded by researcher Brandon...
Join us for a data presentation and collaborative workshop to explore: How can we create more sustainable and interconnected musical communities across...
Xavier Bonfill was selected to participate in the Ircam Forum based on an Open Call in January. We asked him to tell us a bit about the project he presented...
In a three-day program from September 13 to September 15, 2025, Art Music Denmark, Kultur | lx – Arts Council Luxembourg, Pro Helvetia, and field notes...
At Art Music Denmark, we are pleased to announce an Open Call for participation in a unique network designed for small concert organizers, music associations,...
In the beginning of June, Art Music Denmark participated in the ISCM World New Music Days Festival, which this year took place in Lisbon, Portugal.
Today, the network STATUS is publishing the digital publication “STATUS – Signals From The Nordic Contemporary Music Scenes” sharing their insights from recent years.
Art Music Denmark and Cashmere Radio are happy to yet again offer an artistic residency at their Berlin-based studio for one artist working with sound art or contemporary music this year.
Are you working with classical music and interested in finding new inspiration for how to integrate sustainability into your practice? Then join us when the organization Harmonic Progression hosts a free workshop on June 10!
Based on an open call in March 2025, S. Gerup’s work How to Ruin Someone’s Career as a Violist was selected for the initiative Northern Connection.
Once again, Klang Festival, in collaboration with Edition·S, Edition Wilhelm Hansen and Art Music Denmark, hosts an international guest programme welcoming professionals from the global new music scene to Copenhagen.
As part of Art Music Denmark's focus on the role of music in promoting sustainability and green transition, we hired sound artist, composer, activist and more, Arash Pandi, in a temporary position as Artistic Knowledge Agent in September 2024.