Prinsens Musikkorps is a Danish military brass band whose roots go back to 1766, when the regiment now known as Prins Frederiks Regiment received official recognition for its music corps. Based at Skive Kaserne, the ensemble has been part of the Danish Air Force since October 2020, having previously served under Prinsens Livregiment. Its 16 professional musicians cover a wide range of genres - from ceremonial marches and classical works to jazz and pop - performing at royal and military events as well as public concerts across Denmark.
Christian Lindberg opened the 2026 season program as new chief conductor with the program »Scandinavian Explosion« at Den Sorte Diamant in Copenhagen and at Viborg Musiksal.
Prinsens Musikkorps performed on March 28, 2026 at Musikhuset Aarhus with opera soprano Barbara Hendricks and Christian Lindberg as soloists.
The corps opened 2026 with a series of New Year concerts around the country, including at Mariagerhallen on January 18 with entertainer Rasmus Bjerg as soloist.
On September 13, 2025, the corps performed a pure Bach program at Skive Kaserne with Christian Lindberg as conductor and soloist.
On October 1, 2020, Prinsens Musikkorps administratively transferred from the Army to the Air Force, while the name and uniform remained unchanged.
Autumn concert at Bramstrup with Helene Blum, Harald Haugaard Band and Prinsens Musikkorps, joined by local musicians.
Prinsens Musikkorps, Mathias Heise and Nikolaj Bentzon present a world-class jazz programme in Aars.
A concert exploring the Prince's Military Band's history during the German occupation, featuring original cavalry timpani, singing, and historical perspectives spanning 1930-1945.
Henrik Engelbrecht narrates the history of Prinsens Musikkorps during the occupation, with singer Amalie Dollerup performing music from 1930-1945. The evening opens with champagne.