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24 Oct – 5 Jun
Walk through the fantastic interior of Konserthuset and learn more about its art treasures.
Sat, 24 Oct · 15:00–17:00
The brilliant Italian pianist is back. Manfred Honeck conducts, and we will hear a suite from the opera Elektra by Richard Strauss.
25 Oct – 17 Jan
For children aged 1–2 years accompanied by an adult.
Sun, 25 Oct · 19:00–21:00
The annual celebration with a giant, featuring monumental works by Schubert and Brahms.
26 Oct – 28 Oct
A music event for the whole family.
Mon, 26 Oct · 19:00–21:00
The Armenian-Danish pianist Marianna Shirinyan is a guest and brings with her musical rarities.
27 Oct – 17 Mar
Orkesterakademin presenterar centraleuropeisk från 1900-talet.
Wed, 28 Oct · 18:00–20:00
Melodiskt, passionerat och färgstarkt. Matthias Pintscher leder Kungliga Filharmonikerna.
Thu, 29 Oct · 19:00–21:00
The passionate third symphony and a newly composed violin concerto with the uncompromising Leila Josefowicz as the soloist.
Fri, 30 Oct · 15:00–17:00
The unique youth orchestra led by Ron Davis Alvarez.
Fri, 30 Oct · 19:30–21:30
The Swedish sound artist Ellen Arkbro in collaboration with the world's only tuba trio that focuses on microtonality.
Sun, 1 Nov · 17:00–19:00
A winner will be crowned. Three finalists will each give a short performance.
Thu, 5 Nov · 19:00–21:00
Summer seas, true stories, and ballet music inspired by Greek mythology.
Fri, 6 Nov · 19:00–21:00
The Finnish cellist Anssi Karttunen with the visiting Norrköpings Symfoniorkester. Emilia Hoving conducts.
Sat, 7 Nov · 15:00–17:00
Summer sea and ballet music inspired by Greek mythology.
Sun, 8 Nov · 19:30–21:30
The colorful Japanese pianist with her trio: The Trio Project
Sun, 8 Nov · 19:30–21:30
The festival finale. Messiaen's modern classic Quartet for the End of Time and the world premiere of newly composed music by Betsy Jolas.
Tue, 10 Nov · 20:00–22:00
Dissolved genre boundaries. Classical and contemporary expressions as jazz pianist Joel Lyssarides and the internationally award-winning organist Johannes Skoog come together.
13 Nov – 14 Nov
When Tomas Ledin once again visits the Kungliga Filharmonikerna, it is with a project that reflects both his long career and his curiosity for new expressions.
Sat, 14 Nov · 16:00–18:00
Music by Beethoven and Brahms, with a quartet transforming into a quintet.
Sun, 15 Nov · 15:00–17:00
Folk tunes, theatrical music, and Hungarian late Romanticism – along with a newly composed piece by the Philharmonic's Stefan Lindgren. (Parts of the program have been changed.)
Tue, 17 Nov · 19:00–21:00
The admired tenor returns with music including works by Schubert and Britten.
Thu, 19 Nov · 13:00–15:00
Conversation, exhibition, and performance about a tradition that has been part of Konserthuset since its inception in 1926.
Thu, 19 Nov · 17:00–19:00
Dalcroze Eurhythmics started in 1926 at Konserthuset, which we celebrate with a short piece of dance and song on the foyer stairs!
19 Nov – 21 Nov
Christina Nilsson is the vocal soloist and Thomas Dausgaard conducts the orchestra in a new symphony by B Tommy Andersson.
Fri, 20 Nov · 12:15–14:15
Close interaction with both playfulness and dramatic fervor.
Sun, 22 Nov · 18:00–20:00
Orfeus Barock is joined by Julio Caballero Pérez from El Gran Teatro del Mundo.
25 Nov – 26 Nov
Ryan Bancroft dirigerar en mästares sista fullbordade symfoni.
Thu, 26 Nov · 12:15–14:15
From the Baroque to the present with the internationally award-winning organist from Stockholm.
Thu, 26 Nov · 19:30–21:30
Emma Smith is one of the most acclaimed voices on the British jazz scene. In a meeting in the jazz arena, we hear her together with Martin Sjöstedt.
Fri, 27 Nov · 19:30–21:30
The Danish pianist alternates music by Claude Debussy and Bent Sørensen.
Sat, 28 Nov · 14:00–16:00
Annie Lindberg, curator at Skissernas museum, talks about Isaac Grünewald.
Wed, 2 Dec · 18:00–20:00
The American conductor Sasha Scolnik-Brower makes his debut with the Kungliga Filharmonikerna.
Thu, 3 Dec · 19:00–21:00
Julia Hagen is the soloist in the captivating first cello concerto, and Sasha Scolnik-Brower conducts Robert Schumann's second symphony.
Fri, 4 Dec · 12:15–14:15
Johann Sebastian Bach's masterpiece in a version for string trio.
Sat, 5 Dec · 19:30–21:30
One of jazz's most influential voices together with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.
Tue, 8 Dec · 19:00–21:00
The prestigious concert during Nobel Week, featuring Sir Antonio Pappano, Igor Levit, and Fleur Barron.
Thu, 10 Dec · 16:00–18:00
The traditional award ceremony. Soloist and program to be announced later.
Sun, 13 Dec
Together, we fill the hall with the harmonious sound of a thousand voices.
17 Dec – 19 Dec
Christmas is just around the corner and music lights the candles.
Tue, 5 Jan · 17:00–19:00
The admired German baritone Thomas Quasthoff joins the Kungliga Filharmonikerna in a tribute to Frank Sinatra.
Sat, 9 Jan · 10:30–12:30
Öppet hus i Konserthuset. Program meddelas senare.
Wed, 13 Jan · 18:00–20:00
Music by Prokofiev and Liebermann with Ryan Bancroft and Anna Riikonen.
Thu, 14 Jan · 19:00–21:00
Music by Stravinsky, Prokofjev, and Liebermann with Ryan Bancroft and Anna Riikonen.
15 Jan – 2 Apr
Danish playfulness with Gade and Slavic tones with Pejačević.
Sat, 16 Jan · 19:30–21:30
Music between heaven and earth with Sara Parkman and Maria W Horn.
Sun, 17 Jan · 15:00–17:00
Music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Claude Debussy, and Frédéric Chopin.
Wed, 20 Jan · 20:00–22:00
Dreamlike music as Ellen Arkbro takes on the grand concert hall organ.
21 Jan – 23 Jan
Hebriderna and the Reformation Symphony – featuring soprano Sarah Maria Sun and Jörg Widmann in dual roles.
Thu, 21 Jan · 19:30–21:30
The ninth season of Jan Lundgren's Kind of Jazz begins with a love letter to Italy.
28 Jan – 30 Jan
The superb Janine Jansen is the soloist and Sakari Oramo conducts Nielsen's Fifth Symphony.
Sun, 31 Jan · 15:00–17:00
A spring flood is heard when the philharmonic plays romantic Swedish music.
Sun, 31 Jan · 16:00–18:00
L’Arpeggiata with Christina Pluhar and Malena Ernman in a tribute to music-making and our world.
3 Feb – 4 Feb
The versatile Fazil Say is the piano soloist in his debut with the Kungliga Filharmonikerna, conducted by Jukka-Pekka Saraste.
Fri, 5 Feb · 12:15–14:15
The Serbian cellist Petar Pejčić will perform works by Shostakovich and Piazzolla, among others.
Fri, 5 Feb · 19:00–21:00
The German Amelio Trio has gained significant attention in recent years and performs music by Robert Schumann, among others.
Sat, 6 Feb · 16:00–18:00
The Austrian string quartet is one of this year's ECHO Rising Stars and will perform music by the Mendelssohn siblings, among others.
Sat, 6 Feb · 19:00–21:00
Renaissance and Baroque with the Catalan soprano Elionor Martínez.
Sun, 7 Feb · 15:00–17:00
Swedish Ava Bahari performs solo pieces, including the famous Partita in D minor by Johann Sebastian Bach.
9 Feb – 12 Feb
Kungliga Filharmonikerna are drawn into a mystery and receive help from the famous detective agency. For primary school.

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