Jeppe Just Christensen

Jeppe Just Christensen is an Associate Professor at Royal Danish Academy of Music (DKDM) since 2011, serving as a Study Lecturer since 2019. He teaches composition and leads artistic initiatives like the Pulsar Festival. His practice integrates DIY instrument design with contemporary composition, often involving personal performance with ensembles like Jeppe Just Instituttet.

• Royal Danish Academy of Music (DKDM): Study Lecturer (2019-present)
• Royal Music Conservatory (RMC): Part-time teacher

His research focuses on amateurism, folk music reinterpretation, and street music, using self-built or repurposed instruments. Works like Geteilten Saiten (2022) demonstrate advanced motorized string instrument integration, while Neko (2009) explores translational semiotics through flexatone inversion techniques.

Notable awards include the Wilhelm Hansen Award and grants from the Danish Arts Foundation. His pedagogical work spans formal institutions (DKDM, RMC) and community workshops with children aged 3-6, emphasizing instrument-building and sound exploration. Collaborations with SCENATET and Klang Festival highlight his interdisciplinary approach.