MATHIAS REUMERT (b. 1980) is a Danish multiple percussionist, marimbist/vibraphonist, and music theater performer. A specialist of contemporary music, he received the First Prize at the International Gaudeamus Interpreters Competition 2007 in Amsterdam, Holland - the first percussion soloist to do so since 1979.

As soloist and with his own ensembles, he has performed throughout Europe and in many parts of the Americas, premiering works by several European and American composers. Since 2008 he is on the faculty at the Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice at New England Conservatory in Boston, USA.

His recording of Poul Ruders' concerto for percussion and orchestra, 'Monodrama', is released by DACAPO Records, and has received excellent reviews in e.g. New York Times. ClassicsToday.com reviewer David Hurwitz wrote, “Mathias Reumert bangs away with unapologetic gusto, and the sonics permit Ruders' often complex textures to register naturally, with exemplary clarity. I can think of no better introduction to Ruders' music than this appealing new disc”.
Reumert is also an avid improviser and composer. With the PACE Percussion Trio, he performed as the opening act at the 2002 FIFA World Cup of Soccer concert in Seoul, Korea, and has since been touring extensively performing original music. In addition, he regularly performs with Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen, Duo Disecheis (Italy), electronics wiz Mattias Sköld (Sweden), and pianist Steve Drury (USA).

As a student, Mathias Reumert was past winner of several competitions, including the Concours International de Vibraphone 2002 in France and the Percussive Arts Society Solo Vibraphone Contest 2004. He studied with Steven Schick at the University of California, San Diego, and with Gert Mortensen at the Royal Danish Academy of Music.