Katrine Grarup Elbo is a Danish violinist and composer, trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Music, who works across composition, improvisation and site-specific performance. She is a founding member of the sound collective We like We, the Berlin-based string ensemble toechter, and the neo-classical duo Søndag Søndag with pianist Jesper Mechlenburg. Her solo debut "Fold Unfold" (2021) and her film work - including Ai Weiwei's documentary "Human Flow" (2017) - have established her as a distinctive voice in experimental Nordic music.
Katrine Grarup Elbo participated in the Metropolis festival "Performing Landscapes Copenhagen 2026" with her sound work "Dissolved" on Refshaleøen in May 2026.
Metropolis presented "Dissolved", a site-specific sound work by Katrine Grarup Elbo in the underground tunnel at Refshaleøen's historic dock.
Søndag Søndag released the album "Flux Nebula" on May 2, 2025 - recorded in Nils Frahm's studio Saal 3 / Funkhaus in Berlin.
DR P2 broadcast "Make The Secrets Productive" with music by Katrine Grarup Elbo in October 2024.
Sisters Astrid and Katrine Grarup Elbo meet in a performance where dance and music flow together. Astrid is a principal dancer at the Royal Danish Ballet, Katrine a violinist and composer - together they explore the boundaries between their artistic worlds.
Two sisters - a Royal Ballet soloist and a composer - meet in a collaborative performance where dance and music dissolve into one another, exploring roles, freedom, and artistic dialogue.
Actress Ellen Hillingsø narrates Proust's literary masterpiece alongside the musical duo Søndag Søndag in an evening exploring love, art and memory.