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Bjarke Mogensen

Bjarke Mogensen
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About

Bjarke Mogensen (b. 1985, Rønne, Bornholm) is a Danish accordionist widely regarded as one of Scandinavia's leading classical accordion soloists. He graduated from the soloist class of the Royal Danish Academy of Music in 2012 and has since performed at Carnegie Hall, the Concertgebouw and the Barbican, with more than 60 new works dedicated to him by composers including Per Nørgård, Poul Ruders and Bent Sørensen. He also teaches at the Royal Danish Academy of Music.

60+
new works dedicated to him by composers
10+
released CDs under own name
1M
Carl Nielsen Honorary Award received in 2025 (DKK)
#1
first accordionist to win EBU's soloist competition (2012)

What's new

  • okt 2025

    Bjarke Mogensen received the Carl Nielsen and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen Honorary Grant of 1 million kroner at a prize concert at Odense Concert Hall on October 24, 2025 - as the first accordionist ever.

  • apr 2025

    The album 'Winter Steps and Summer Skies' - a duo with cellist Toke Møldrup featuring new Danish music - was released in April 2025 on Orchid Classics.

  • aug 2025

    In August 2025, Mogensen and Møldrup toured Denmark with live concerts based on 'Winter Steps and Summer Skies'.

  • jan 2024

    DR P2 named Bjarke Mogensen Artist of the Year 2024 at an intimate concert at DR Concert Hall in Copenhagen.

  • maj 2025

    Mogensen performed with DKDM Chamber Orchestra in Aarhus on May 27, 2025.

Tracks

Winter Steps and Summer SkiesDuo album with cellist Toke Møldrup, new Danish music, released April 2025 on Orchid Classics
Accordion Concertos (Nørgård, Schmidt, Koppel, Lohse)Dacapo Records - one of his most acclaimed albums, featuring four Danish accordion concertos
Album for AstorPiazzolla album with Johan Bridger, Mathias Heise and Danish Chamber Players, OUR Recordings 2023
Bjarke Mogensen Plays Domenico ScarlattiSolo album with Scarlatti sonatas arranged for accordion, Gateway Music
Russian MasterworksWith Mythos Duo on Orchid Classics - Stravinsky, Borodin, Tchaikovsky and Mussorgsky

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