Rudersdal Kammersolister (Rudersdal Chamber Players) is a Danish chamber ensemble founded in 2018 by violinist Christine Pryn at the invitation of composer Lera Auerbach, serving as ensemble-in-residence at the Rudersdal Sommerkoncerter festival. Built around a core piano quartet, the group expands or contracts for each programme, ranging from string trio to piano quintet. Alongside classical repertoire by Mozart and Brahms, it regularly premieres new works, and its recording of Poul Ruders' chamber music earned a five-star review in BBC Music Magazine. The ensemble has toured widely across Europe as well as in the USA and Canada.
Rudersdal Kammersolister opens the festival Rudersdal Sommerkoncerter 2026 with Duo Askou/Andersen at Vedbæk Kulturhus.
The ensemble marked the 50th anniversary of Dmitri Shostakovich's death with a concert at Gammel Holte Church, recorded by DR P2.
After a tour in the USA and Canada, the ensemble performed the program 'The Many Faces of Love' at Søllerød Parish Church.
At a concert at Vor Frelsers Church, the ensemble premiered a previously unknown piano trio by Julius Röntgen and announced an upcoming recording of Elena Firsova's chamber music.
The ensemble performed a concert in Switzerland at Kunsthalle Appenzell as part of an international concert series.
Three days of contemporary composition and sound art at Nørresundby Gl. Rådhus, featuring Danish and international musicians selected from Waves up North's network.
Opening concert of OpenDays Festival featuring soprano Ly Tran and Rudersdal Kammersolister performing contemporary classical works.