Curriculum vitae · Composer · Artist · Educator · updated October 2026
Mathias learned his craft making music for children, where engagement is the heart of everything, and brings the same approach to every audience – in cinemas, schools, concert halls, at festivals, on community and international stages.

"The performance is built around the audience's active participation – the children make a number of important choices along the way, which is in itself an example of promoting Danish values."
Thomas Winkler, then Danish Ambassador to Russia, 2018 (translated)
"We can only support his approach to co-creating interactive works that travel between orchestras in dialogue with their audience."
Maja Joss-Børch, Sønderjylland Symphony Orchestra, 2024 (translated)
"He does his utmost to make sure that everyone involved – including the individual pupil taking part in a workshop – feels good and gives their best."
Ida Wettendorff, children's culture consultant, Helsingør Municipality, 2020 (translated) · a partnership since 2012
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Mathias Madsen Munch · Mmmusic · Copenhagen
Audience: 89,700 listeners at 395 concerts for children, 2013–2026 – Koda-registered minimums for The Neverending Maze, Münchhausen, Ragnarok and The Dreaded Pirates plus the orchestras' own counts (Aarhus 2023: 5,418 · Aalborg 2024: Mossy Mogens 4,744 + approx. 600 public, The Neverending Maze 3,830 · Sønderjylland 2026: 1,684). Not counted: Hong Kong 2025 (two performances, no count), the BIOFONIA premiere (approx. 300) and other festivals. LYSFALD's park guests (around 100,000 each autumn since 2022) are counted separately. Countries with concerts or workshops so far: Denmark, Faroe Islands, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Latvia, Russia, Brazil, Peru, Hong Kong; booked: Turkey, Costa Rica (conferences and presentations, e.g. Belgium and China, are not counted). Workshop totals are estimated from classes held (approx. 24 pupils per class).