Koncertkapellet opened in May 2024 in the renovated Sankt Jørgensbjerg Kapel in Roskilde. The venue is dedicated to classical and acoustic music, with the hall designed around unamplified sound so audiences can hear performers up close. It is run by Foreningen Koncertkapellet, a non-profit founded in 2016 that holds a 30-year lease from Sankt Jørgensbjerg Kirke. The programme ranges from chamber music and choral concerts to folk music and experimental stage works.
Sankt Hans Gade 51, 4000 Roskilde
Opening hours follow the event programme
Vibeke Drevsen Bach explores how people can flourish despite living with dementia in this touching and thought-provoking talk.
A lecture exploring Danish agricultural history and development, featuring audience questions, discussion, and communal singing.
The Earlymusic Project performs Bach's flute sonatas on period instruments at Koncertkapellet in Roskilde.
Lotte Brøndum presents a meditative concert format combining music, voice and silence into an immersive experience.
A concert for children exploring classical music through history, featuring often-overlooked artists and voices.
Nordic Ballads explores Nordic musical heritage through ancient myths and sagas, blending past and present in a mystical musical universe.
Composer Kuno Kjærbye discusses his work Immediate Sensation ahead of its performance. An introduction to the November 4th concert with Niklas Walentin and Christina Bjørkøe.
Piano students from Roskilde Conservatory present a varied programme featuring classical works, twentieth-century music, and new compositions.
One of North Zealand's finest choirs performs a festive concert of Carl Nielsen's compositions.
The acclaimed Danish violin and piano duo Niklas Walentin and Christina Bjørkøe perform together at Koncertkapellet.
Christian Dyrst recounts his journey as a farmer's son, musician, and composer, with audience participation in group singing.
Cæcilia Kvartet explores Danish music and nature through a concert of classical and newly composed works.
Duo Ngoc explores Bach, Paganini, and Berio in a concert spanning from Baroque masterpieces to modern sonic experimentation.
Aros Guitar Duo explores a 500-year-old Danish melody through four new works by Danish composers - a concert for children and adults about how one melody can become many worlds.
Søren Bebe Trio celebrates their 20th anniversary and tenth album 'Time Being' with a concert blending Scandinavian jazz, folk, and Danish hymn traditions.
A classical salon concert blending Viennese tradition with contemporary compositions at Koncertkapellet in Roskilde.
Argentine pianist Germán Náger brings jazz and Argentine influences to a solo piano concert at Koncertkapellet in Roskilde.
BamseMadsen performs Flemming Bamse Jørgensen's classic hits at Koncertkapellet in Roskilde.
Vera and William perform a salon concert featuring works by eight young composers, each inspired by their own homeland.
The acclaimed cabaret 'The Silenced Speak' returns to Koncertkapellet in Roskilde with a refreshed production that originally drew sold-out audiences.
Isabella Hübener and Tanja Zapolski present an interactive concert where the audience takes part in a music quiz inspired by the DR2 programme Den Klassiske Musikquiz.
Mirja Klippel performs at Koncertkapellet in Roskilde on 27 September 2026.
Concerto Copenhagen brings Baroque music to life through storytelling and illustrations in a performance designed for both children and adults.
Launch celebration of the Roskilde-Bayreuth Piano Competition featuring a four-hand piano performance by Xenia Kandel Frederiksen and Marie-Luise Bodendorff.
Jette Torp explores music's power to evoke forgotten memories and emotions in this concert, created in partnership with the Alzheimer Association East Zealand and Roskilde Oplysningsforbund.
Finn Nørbygaard recounts his life's highs and lows with humour and candour, sharing the lessons he has learned along the way.
A dance concert blending music, film and movement in a poetic tale of growing up. Two screenings and workshops at Koncertkapellet in Roskilde.
A 25-member choir performs a diverse programme spanning Haydn, Nielsen, and contemporary North American composers, with audience participation in closing songs.
Pianist Tanja Zapolski invites you to a meditative piano concert where the audience can lie on yoga mats or sit around the grand piano in silence and presence. A programme from Bach to contemporary composers like Philip Glass and Ludovico Einaudi.
Pianist Marianna Shirinyan and cellist Andreas Brantelid perform as a duo with works by Beethoven, Debussy, and Shostakovich at Schubertiaden - Roskilde's Classical Festival.
Rikke Sandberg and Kristoffer Hyldig perform four-hand piano works by Schubert, Brahms, and Carl Nielsen, including a newly discovered arrangement of Nielsen's Sinfonia espansiva.
Opening concert of Schubertiaden with Jens Søndergaard and chamber ensemble. Song cycles by Schubert and Vaughan Williams plus Schubert's Trout Quintet.