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Mogens W�ldike played a major role in Denmark from the 1920's to the 1960's as a conductor, organist, choirmaster, and scholar. In 1931 he became organist at the Christiansborg Palace Church, which post he held at the Copenhagen Cathedral from 1959 to 1972. He became the director of the Copenhagen school of singing and boys' choir in 1924; in 1937, the choirmaster of the Danish State Radio; from 1... More

Mogens W�ldike played a major role in Denmark from the 1920's to the 1960's as a conductor, organist, choirmaster, and scholar. In 1931 he became organist at the Christiansborg Palace Church, which post he held at the Copenhagen Cathedral from 1959 to 1972. He became the director of the Copenhagen school of singing and boys' choir in 1924; in 1937, the choirmaster of the Danish State Radio; from 1943-1945 the conductor for Swedish radio, and after that he toured widely as a guest conductor. In the second half of his career, after becoming throughly established in his native Scandinavia, he toured extensively in Europe and America.

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