Connect with Cor Cantus
We aim to respond within 2 business days. For urgent workshop registration questions, please call during Danish business hours.
Get in Touch
Registered Address
Sangforeningen Cor Cantus
c/o Lukasen A/S
Syrenvej 103
7620 Lemvig
Denmark
UK Correspondence
For UK postal queries only:
c/o Harrington Music Services
27 St John's Road
Edinburgh EH8 8AB
United Kingdom
Direct Contact
Phone: +44 20 7946 0958
(UK number, redirects to Lemvig office during Danish business hours)
Email: contact@cantusbritaincor.info
Response Time: Within 2 business days
Office Hours
Danish Office: Monday-Friday, 9:00-17:00 CET/CEST
UK Coordination: Available via email
Workshop Support: Available during all workshop sessions
Send Us a Message
Whether you have questions about our workshops, need help with pronunciation, or want to learn more about our archive, we're here to help.
Find Us in Lemvig
Our rehearsal home at Lemvig Church, where three decades of Danish choral tradition come alive in the 13th-century acoustics.
Lemvig, Denmark
Syrenvej 103, 7620 Lemvig
Lemvig is located on the Limfjord in northwestern Jutland, known for its historic church where we rehearse and the annual Lemvig Choral Festival each September.
Our UK Partners
Building bridges across the North Sea through collaborative relationships with British choral societies.
Bristol Bach Choir
Our first UK collaboration began in 2023 with this distinguished West Country ensemble. They premiered our arrangement of "Herrens Bøn" at their spring concert, showing the cross-cultural appeal of Danish choral traditions.
Collaboration: Performance exchange programme
St Andrews Choral Society
The University of St Andrews choir has incorporated several of our Carl Nielsen transcriptions into their regular repertoire, bridging academic study with authentic performance practice in Scottish academic tradition.
Collaboration: Educational workshops and masterclasses
Edinburgh Singers
This professional chamber choir commissioned our new edition of lesser-known Grieg works for their 2024 festival programme, bringing rare Norwegian choral gems to Scottish audiences for the first time.
Collaboration: Commissioning and recording projects