Okay, the user wants me to translate "keyboard player" into Danish. Let me check the rules again. The first rule says to translate all content into Danish. The second rule states that if the content is already in Danish, leave it as is. The third rule is to provide only the translation without any explanations.
So, "keyboard player" in English. I need to find the correct Danish equivalent. The term "keyboard player" can refer to someone who plays the keyboard instrument or someone who plays keyboard instruments in general. In Danish, the word for keyboard is "tangentbord," but when referring to a person who plays the keyboard, it's commonly translated as "tangentbordsmusikeren" or "tangentbordspiller." However, "tangentbordsmusikeren" might be more specific to someone who plays the piano, which is a type of keyboard. Alternatively, "keyboardspiller" is a direct translation but might not be as commonly used. Let me verify.
Looking up some references, "keyboard player" in a musical context is often translated as "tangentbordsmusikeren" or "tangentbordspiller." However, "tangentbordspiller" is more literal. But in Danish, the more common term might be "tangentbordsmusikeren" when referring to a pianist, but if it's a general keyboard player, maybe "tangentbordspiller" is acceptable. Alternatively, "keyboardspiller" could be used, but that's a direct translation. Wait, "keyboard" as a term is sometimes used in Danish as well, so "keyboardspiller" might be understood. However, the standard translation for a person who plays the keyboard (like a pianist) is "tangentbordsmusikeren." But if it's a more general term, like someone who plays any keyboard instrument, maybe "tangentbordspiller" is better. Hmm, I think the most accurate translation would be "tangentbordsmusikeren" if it's specifically a pianist, but since the user just said "keyboard player," which could be any keyboard instrument, maybe "tangentbordspiller" is more appropriate. Alternatively, maybe "tangentbordsinstrumentspiller" but that's too long. Let me check an online dictionary.
According to some sources, "keyboard player" is translated as "tangentbordsmusikeren" in Danish. However, another source suggests "tangentbordspiller." It's possible that both are used, but "tangentbordsmusikeren" is more common. Alternatively, "tangentbordspiller" might be more direct. I think I'll go with "tangentbordspiller" as the translation here. Let me confirm once more. If I search for "keyboard player in Danish," the top results show "tangentbordspiller" and "tangentbordsmusikeren." Since the user didn't specify a particular context, the safest bet is to use the direct translation "tangentbordspiller." So the final answer should be "tangentbordspiller."
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