Katrine Gislinge (born 1969) is a Danish pianist who has established herself as one of Scandinavia's leading soloists and chamber musicians since her Copenhagen debut in 1992. She trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Music and later studied with Seymour Lipkin in New York and Boris Berman at Yale. Her repertoire runs from Viennese classicism and Romanticism to contemporary works - she is particularly associated with Mozart's piano concertos and the music of her husband, composer Bent Sørensen, who has written numerous pieces for her. She has performed at Carnegie Hall and the Concertgebouw, and worked with conductors including Gustavo Dudamel and Kurt Sanderling.
Katrine Gislinge released in January 2026 the album 'Bent Sørensen: 12 Nocturnes & Piano Concerto No. 3 "La sera estatica"' on Dacapo Records with Copenhagen Phil under John Storgårds - including the world premiere of Sørensen's third piano concerto.
Kammermusik Odense announced Katrine Gislinge as soloist at the season's first concert in 2026 with a program of Schumann, Chopin, Debussy, Rachmaninov and Bent Sørensen.
In October 2025 Katrine Gislinge performed a solo program in Svenstrup Sognegård near Aalborg, and DR rebroadcast 'Musik-Quizzen' with her as a participant at the same time.
Katrine Gislinge was announced for an intimate solo concert at Endrupholm with music by Chopin, Schubert and Debussy, where she herself introduced the works along the way.
Katrine Gislinge received the Tagea Brandt Travel Grant in 2022.
Opening concert of Frederiksberg Festspil with Stenhammar Quartet and pianist Katrine Gislinge exploring Mozart's works for piano and string quartet.
An evening bringing together acclaimed author Sofi Oksanen and composer Bent Sørensen for a conversation spanning literature, music, and theatre.
Astrophysicist Anja C. Andersen discusses stars and galaxies while jazz musicians Cæcilie Norby, Katrine Gislinge, Lars Danielsson and Benita Haastrup perform from Chopin to Bowie and Soundgarden.
Closing concert of Frederiksberg Festspil featuring classical works by Schumann and Brahms alongside Piazzolla tangos, with live dance and music commentary.
Accordionist Bjarke Mogensen and pianist Katrine Gislinge perform together in Aars.