Kulturnatt Stockholm – Wind Quintet

Wind Quintet

Wind quintet

The wind players of the Dresden Philharmonic lead through various sound worlds: Richard Dubugnon's "Frenglish Suite" charmingly combines French elegance and British wit. Erkki-Sven Tüür's "Architectonics I," on the other hand, is a modern sound experiment - like an exciting architectural journey through music. György Orbán's Quintet impresses with rhythmic drive and Hungarian temperament, while James MacMillan's "Untold" touches with its intensity and emotionality. The conclusion is Carl Nielsen's Quintet, a masterpiece full of warmth, lightness, and typical Nordic melancholy.

Kulturnatt Stockholm – Foyer Concert

On Kulturnatt Stockholm, Konserthuset’s elegant foyer serves as the backdrop for a classical music concert with pupils from Lilla Akademien. Grab the opportunity to marvel at the talent of tomorrow’s classical musicians today!***Please noteBags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.

Kulturnatt Stockholm – String Quartet

Meet top-level young musicians in an intimate concert where both audience and performers share the stage of the Main Hall at Konserthuset Stockholm. With the lights dimmed, this atmospheric event offers a close-up experience of live classical music – either seated on stage (subject to availability) or in the stalls. To be this close to the music is truly special!The musicians are students of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra’s International Orchestra Academy – an advanced, international training programme for exceptionally gifted young musicians. Under the guidance of Royal Stockholm Philharmonic section leaders and the School of Music in Piteå, the students receive intensive training in orchestral, chamber and individual performance.They also present themselves in a series of public chamber concerts – like this one, featuring Claude Debussy’s string quartet, one of the great masterpieces of the genre. Structured in four traditional movements, the work shimmers with musical gold: tender melodies, rhythmic ingenuity and surprising harmonies.More on RSPO Orchestra Academy ***Please noteBags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.

Kulturnatt Stockholm – Foyer Concert

On Kulturnatt Stockholm, Konserthuset’s elegant foyer serves as the backdrop for a classical music concert with pupils from Lilla Akademien. Grab the opportunity to marvel at the talent of tomorrow’s classical musicians today!***Please noteBags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.

Kulturnatt Stockholm – Anki Svan Band

Anki is a traveller. A vagabond. She guides us through the rough terrain of love, sorrow and the tangled human psyche. It might begin with a shattered heart on the steps of Dramaten in Stockholm and continue into a restless cabaret. It’s Östermalm noir, inspired by Bulgakov, Bessie Smith and Lena Nyman. Anki Svan has been called Sweden’s Jacques Brel. Songs of the Heart and Mind is the title of her acclaimed debut album, released in 2023.Anki Svan is the alter ego of composer Andrea Tarrodi. Tarrodi’s music is performed frequently around the world, and in 2018 she was the focus of Konserthuset Stockholm’s Composer Weekend festival, where her orchestral and chamber music was featured over four days.***Please noteBags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.

Kulturnatt Stockholm – Piano with Tymoteusz Bies

The Polish musician Tymoteusz Bies is a pianist, composer and music producer. A winner of the Karol Szymanowski Competition, he studied at the Academy of Music in Katowice. He performs across Europe, North America and Asia, and has so far released three albums – the most recent featuring Bach’s Goldberg Variations. He also composes music for film.***Please noteBags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.

Kulturnatt Stockholm – Eric Ericson Chamber Choir

Eric Ericson Chamber Choir ranks among the world’s leading professional choirs and has enjoyed a close collaboration with Konserthuset Stockholm and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra since 2003. Under the direction of Sofia Ågren, the choir performs Swedish romantic music by Wilhelm Stenhammar and Hugo Alfvén, as well as more contemporary works by German composer Elisabeth Fußeder, Swedish Sven-David Sandström and British composer and multi-instrumentalist Jacob Collier.Sofia Ågren is a choral and orchestral conductor with a passion for contemporary music and frequently collaborates with composers. She has worked at Stockholms Musikgymnasium/Kungsholmens Gymnasium for about a decade and now also teaches at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm.***Please noteBags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.