The Copenhagen Royal Chapel Choir, which consists of about 80 boys and 30 professional male choristers, will present a concert in the Cathedral. Founded in 1924, the choir has been resident at the Copenhagen Cathedral since 1959 and performs on state occasions and during royal visits abroad. The boys also sing at High Mass and Vespers in the Copenhagen Cathedral. Since Ebbe Munk became director of the choir in 1991 they have given concerts at major concert halls, cathedrals and festivals around the world. Le Figaro has placed the choir alongside the Vienna Boys Choir and King's College, Cambridge as one of the finest in Europe. The program combines music from the great European heritage of sacred music from the 16th to the 20th centuries, including works by Palestrina, Monteverdi, Bruckner, Liszt and Rachmaninoff, with ballads and folk songs from the rich Scandinavian tradition of vocal music.

Performers:
Copenhagen Royal Chapel Choir
Hanne Kuhlmann, organ
Helen Davies Mikkelborg, harp
Ebbe Munk, director

Free admission. Free-will offering accepted

Note:  The parking garage next to the Cathedral will remain open until 8:30pm on the night of the concert.