The Council of Nordic Composers is an organization working for the interests of more than 1500 composers of classical music, art music, electroacoustic music and sound art in the Nordic countries. The members are the societies of composers in Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and the Faroe Islands, represented in the council by the chair of each respective society.
The Council of Nordic Composers was founded in 1947. The president of the council is currently Sunleif Rasmussen, chairman of The Association of Faroese Composers.
One of the most important and long lasting projects of the council is the festival for contemporary music Nordic Music Days (external website), each year hosted in a different country. Read more about the festival history here.
The Council as of 2021:
- Member organizations:
- The Danish Composers’ Society
- The Norwegian Society of Composers
- The Icelandic Society of Composers
- The Association of Faroese Composers
- The Society of Finnish Composers
- The Swedish Composers Society
Sunleif Rasmussen (FO), President 
Juliana Hodkinson (DK) 
Þórunn Gréta Sigurðardóttir (IS) 
Jørgen Karlstrøm (NO) 
Antti Auvinen (FI) 
Martin Johnson Tibblin (SE)
Office:
Laufásvegur 40, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland, tonskaldafelag@tonskaldafelag.is