The main electronic concert calendar is KultuNaut, including concerts and cultural activities all over Denmark, (use the links in the fact box).
Below you wil find information about the main music societies, music festivals and concert halls in Denmark.
Music Societies The 150 Music Societies subsidised by Danish Arts Council's Committee for Music host several classical and contemporary concerts every year. (Use the advanced search function for information about the main music societies).
The most important new music festivals with an international profile are: Musikhøst (Music Harvest in Odense) SPOR (Aarhus) Susaa Festival (Næstved)
Nordic Music Days is a festival organised every second year by the Nordic Composers' Council, and is held in the five Nordic countries by turns. The Nordic Composers' Council has also initiated co-operation between various international festivals, with whom it exchanges concert programmes and ensembles. Nordic Music Days
The Öresund Biennale Sound Around is a festival for contemporary music in the Öresund Region with Malmö, Helsingborg and Copenhagen as the central points. The festival takes place every second year and is organised by the Danish Composers’ Society and Musik I Syd in collaboration with the music institutions of the Öresund Region. Sound Around is launched for the first time in October 2007. Sound Around
The Wundergrund festival is a festival with contemporary music as a central stream, but with the main idea to create a framework for collaboration across traditionally separated genres. The festival is organised by The Secretary for Contemporary Music (SNYK). Wundergrund
A complete list of classical music festivals can be found at the Danish Music Yearbook website. www.musikinfo.dk
