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DR has approximately 3000 employees and offers a wide variety of career opportunities in areas such as journalism, content production, technology and new media. TV channels: DR1, DR2, DR3, DR Ultra, DR Ramasjang and DR K. Radio channels: P1, P2, P3, P4 (including 10 regional channels), P5, P6 BEAT, P7 MIX, P8 JAZZ, DR Nyheder ("DR News"). Internet and mobile platforms: www.dr.dk, DRTV and several apps. Orchestras and choirs: Danish National Symphony Orchestra, Danish National Chamber Orchestra, DR Big Band, Danish National Vocal Ensemble, Danish National Concert Choir, Danish National Girls Choir, Danish National Children's Choir and Danish National Sprouts Choir.

Det Kongelige Teater er Danmarks nationalscene. Teatret producerer scenekunst af høj kunstnerisk kvalitet inden for skuespil, ballet, opera og klassiske koncerter. Teateret viderefører klassiske traditioner og udvikler den nutidige scenekunst til et bredt publikum. Det Kongelige Teater er fra 1748 og består i dag af tre huse: Skuespilhuset på Kvæsthusbroen, Operaen på Holmen og Gamle scene på Kongens Nytorv, som danner rammerne om balletten. Det Kongelige Teater er en statsvirksomhed under Kulturministeriet, og ledes af en bestyrelse bestående af otte medlemmer. Teateret er arbejdsplads for omkring 1000 medarbejdere, med vidt forskellige faglige baggrunde. Herudover er Det Kongelige Teater også en uddannelsesinstitution for bl.a. balletdansere og operasangere. Det er en meget alsidig organisation med mange facetter, og hvor det hele går op i en enhed – kunsten.

The Royal Danish Academy of Music is Denmark’s oldest and largest music academy, specializing in classical music. Chamber music plays an important role in the artistic environment at the Royal Danish Academy of Music, and is regarded as a cornerstone in the education of young string and woodwind players. As a result of this focus on chamber music, the Academy can boast an ever-growing number of graduates who have won orchestral auditions, and ensembles which have won awards in both national and international competitions. The Academy has a global perspective. The international teaching staff and the near 40% foreign students create an international study environment, in which many different musical traditions meet at high level providing mutual inspiration. The Academy ascribes great importance to co-operation with the professional international music world, including leading music academies. Students are trained by a large staff with the best professors and teachers from Denmark and abroad. Taking part in concerts and being part of the orchestras and ensembles of the Academy are important aspects of the study programme. Apart from giving the students many good experiences, it prepares them for their future lives as professional singers or musicians. Since the summer of 2008, the Royal Danish Academy of Music has been housed in outstanding architectural surroundings designed by the architect Vilhelm Lauritzen in the 1930's.