For over thir­ty years, Con­cer­to Copen­ha­gen (CoCo) has been on a musi­cal jour­ney of dis­co­very. Roo­ted in the Ear­ly Music sce­ne, the Copen­ha­gen-based orches­tra con­ti­nuous­ly expands its reper­toire. Descri­bed as an “ensem­ble for tid­løs musik” it is not only a mas­ter of Baro­que music but is also at home in the Vien­na Clas­si­cal, Roman­tic, and con­tem­po­ra­ry music reper­toires.

Under the direc­tion of Lars Ulrik Mor­ten­sen, “CoCo” has evol­ved into a musi­cal ambassa­dor for Den­mark. It com­bi­nes a metho­di­cal approach to his­to­ri­cal reper­toire with artis­tic ori­gi­na­li­ty and con­ti­nu­al­ly evol­ves both sty­li­sti­cal­ly and inter­pre­tively. The orches­tra regu­lar­ly releases albums and delights audi­en­ces with inno­va­ti­ve sound­track and video pro­duc­tions digi­tal­ly. Addi­tio­nal­ly, Con­cer­to Copen­ha­gen col­la­bo­ra­tes annu­al­ly with an ope­ra pro­duc­tion at the Roy­al Danish Ope­ra in Copen­ha­gen.

For May 2025, a new pro­duc­tion of Vival­di’s ope­ra Gri­sel­da is plan­ned as a Danish pre­mie­re at the Old Roy­al Ope­ra House in Copen­ha­gen. Tog­e­ther with the Esto­ni­an Phil­har­mo­nic Cham­ber Choir, the ensem­ble will cele­bra­te the 90^th bir­th­day of Arvo Pärt this year. In addi­ti­on to an album on Ber­lin Clas­sics, the two ensem­bles will embark on a Cen­tral Euro­pean tour.

Ophe­li­as Cul­tu­re PR sup­ports Con­cer­to Copen­ha­gen in the Ger­man-spea­king and inter­na­tio­nal regi­ons with PR and press work. The focus is on album re-releases, ope­ra pro­duc­tions in Copen­ha­gen, and orches­tra tours, which recei­ve grea­ter reco­gni­ti­on out­side Den­mark through clas­sic press work and the orga­niza­ti­on of press trips. In recent years, con­sul­ting on bran­ding and stra­te­gic decis­i­ons for the ensem­ble has also increased.