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A lively musical journey with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra; Santtu-Matias Rouvali, conductor; and Ava Bahari, violin.
Traditional klezmer, modern pop, Latin and electronic beats with Louisa Lyne and di Yiddishe Kapelye.
Nancy Dalberg composed her own music and refined Carl Nielsen’s compositions. This Tuesday, we focus on creative women who worked beside major names. Learn more about classical music in the Classical Curiosity lecture series.
A playful and creative moment for you and your baby where well-known melodies and rhymes are interspersed with new acquaintances in classical music.
An unrivalled listening adventure with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra; Magnus Fryklund, conductor; and Katrine Gislinge, piano.
A playful and creative moment for you and your baby where well-known melodies and rhymes are interspersed with new acquaintances in classical music.
Tone loves to give tips on classical music! When you've answered a few simple questions, she goes all in to find something that suits you. Say hello to Tone and start a fantastic musical journey - in a whole new way.
Here you will find all the necessary information that you need to know about before your magical visit in the Concert Hall.
Music as fuel for imagination with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and conductor Anja Bihlmaier.
A spectacular firework with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra; Anna Rakitina, conductor; Arthur Jussen, piano; and Lucas Jussen, piano.
Come try instruments and enjoy concerts for babies as well as the whole family in both Stenhammarsalen and the Main Hall – and more. Enjoy two days filled with activities that are perfect for all ages.
A playful and creative moment for you and your baby where well-known melodies and rhymes are interspersed with new acquaintances in classical music.
A family concert for you and your baby where Angelina Virta Mangs and musicians from the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra offer classical music adapted for the very youngest audience!
The Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra offers a fabulous selection of classics in this playful performance about composers and music, and the time the music was composed in.
Tone loves to give tips on classical music! When you've answered a few simple questions, she goes all in to find something that suits you. Say hello to Tone and start a fantastic musical journey - in a whole new way.
Here you will find all the necessary information that you need to know about before your magical visit in the Concert Hall.
The Gothenburg Symphony is proud to present Kathrin Lorenzen, winner of the Soloist Prize 2024, in a spring concert dedicated to song. Conductor Joel Sandelson.
Every word becomes a true story when singer Nana Rashid presents standards and her own compositions in a carefully selected mix with piano trio Little North.
Notes of passion with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and esteemed conductor Herbert Blomstedt.
A playful and creative moment for you and your baby where well-known melodies and rhymes are interspersed with new acquaintances in classical music.
Music by Bizet, Ravel and Brahms with musicians from the Master's program in Symphonic orchestra playing at the University of Stage and Music. Conductor: Lars Kvensler.
Impressive technique and divine moments. Augustine Hadelich is one of the brightest-shining violin stars in classical music.
What does composer Richard Wagner have to do with death and destruction? Camilla Lundberg talks about the opera master who has gone down in music history. Learn more about classical music in the Classical Curiosity lecture series.
Arabic music meets jazz with Maya Youssef – master of the 78-string instrument called qanun.
Musician and yoga teacher Lene Skomedal/Yoga Lene brings you closer to classical music while she leads you through a wonderful yoga session.
A perfect Saturday morning with classical music in relaxed company, with musicians from the Gothenburg Symphony.
Elegant and virtuosic, with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra; Santtu-Matias Rouvali, conductor; and Jan Lisiecki, piano.
Just like in a football team. Everyone has different roles in an orchestra. But who decides what? And how to get 100 people to hit the target? Learn more about classical music in the Classical Curiosity lecture series.