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For children 3–5 years old.Get close to the musicians in the Grünewald Hall – and discover the orchestra's brass instruments in a classical concert with listening games, together with a music teacher. After this approx. 30-minute concert, there is a chance to try out different instruments in the foyer.
For children 3–5 years old.Get close to the musicians in the Grünewald Hall – and discover the orchestra's brass instruments in a classical concert with listening games, together with a music teacher. After this approx. 30-minute concert, there is a chance to try out different instruments in the foyer.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For primary school.The boy dreams of space, and with his toy rocket, he experiences exciting adventures in the strange world of space with its peculiar creatures. The boy is accompanied by his specially equipped space team, and with these helpers, he embarks on his dream journey into the universe.The boy and the space team are portrayed by actors from Mosaikteatern. Directed by Daniel Rudholm, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by David Björkman.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For pre-school.With humour and imagination, several of Beethoven's most famous pieces are presented. Alexander Hanson leads the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and the presenter is Madeleine Wittmark (replacing the previously announced Ayla Kabaca).In this humorous and entertaining performance, with the self-centered puppet Ludde B at the center, we get an introduction to Beethoven's music. At the same time, we learn what a conductor does, what a composer is busy with, and what a piano concerto is. The children also get to sing along in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the "national anthem" of the EU, music that turns out to be familiar to the children.Famous classical composers often become a new acquaintance for children who come to Konserthuset. Many times, it's also their first encounter with a symphony orchestra.Creators of the show are Klas Backman, music teacher, songwriter and music producer who studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, and Ayla Kabaca, well-known from Barnens Allsång på Skansen (Children’s Sing-along at Skansen) and as an SVT programme host.
For children 3–5 years old.Get close to the musicians in the Grünewald Hall – and discover the orchestra's woodwind instruments in a classical concert with listening games, together with a music teacher. After this approx. 30-minute concert, there is a chance to try out different instruments in the foyer.
For children 3–5 years old.Get close to the musicians in the Grünewald Hall – and discover the orchestra's woodwind instruments in a classical concert with listening games, together with a music teacher. After this approx. 30-minute concert, there is a chance to try out different instruments in the foyer.
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