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A moving guest performance with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra; Ryan Bancroft, conductor; and Nina Stemme, soprano.
Nina Stemme is one of Sweden’s most internationally acclaimed stars of opera. She was awarded the world’s largest prize in music, the Birgit Nilsson Prize, and has been celebrated on stages such as the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, Vienna State Opera and La Scala in Milan. Hear her in Mahler’s moving Kindertotenlieder – Songs about dead children. The work has tragic similarities with Mahler’s own life, and the composition would also appear as a foreshadowing: a few years later, Mahler’s eldest daughter Maria died.
Sweden’s Andrea Tarrodi is also internationally acclaimed for her beautiful music that shifts in colour and tone. Her piece Liguria is inspired by the idyllic fishing villages on the Ligurian Sea, off the northwest coast of Italy. The concert is crowned with Tchaikovsky’s fifth symphony, a magical and humble-sounding masterpiece whose “fate motif” recurs in all four movements.
This guest performance by the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is led by their chief conductor Ryan Bancroft.
Get to know the music.
Get to know composer Andrea Tarrodi.
Take a seat in the Great Hall one hour before the concert begins and learn more about the music you will soon experience! You will get the stories behind the music, knowledge of the composers and own reflections about the classical pieces. The introduction last for about 30 minutes, it is free and free seating in the hall. Welcome!
Here you will find all the necessary information that you need to know about before your magical visit in the Concert Hall.
Invite yourself or someone you like to an experience for all the senses. Welcome to visit the Concert Hall's restaurant or one of our foyer bars.