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Jean Sibelius Symphony No. 5

Jennifer Higdon blue cathedral

Erich Wolfgang Korngold Violin Concerto

Max Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1

A Romantic classic – lyrical, passionate and virtuosic.

Claude Debussy Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune

Sensuous and dreamlike music that opened the door to a new world of sound.

Maurice Ravel Piano Concerto for left hand

Just one hand – but with the illusion of two.

Hugo Alfven Symphony No 2

An archipelago idyll, tempestuous drama and a mighty fugue.

Serge Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 3

Striking contrasts and Dies irae in Rachmaninov’s final symphony.

Edward Elgar Enigma Variations

Fourteen musical portraits of friends and an enigma that remains unsolved.

Francis Poulenc Concerto for two pianos

Playful virtuosity, Balinese sonorities and an affectionate nod to Mozart.

Jacob Mühlrad REMS

An evocative journey through the borderlands of sleep.

Adolf Wiklund Piano Concerto No. 1

Swedish late Romanticism with the piano centre stage.

Jacob Mühlrad Resil I

Music exploring the emergence of life and the Earth’s interconnected systems.

Maurice Ravel Bolero

A single relentless rhythm, two melodies and a tremendous crescendo.

Unsuk Chin Frontispiece

A breathtaking fast-forward through music history.

Reinhold Glière Harp Concerto

Virtuosic harp writing and a wealth of melody.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20

Darkness, drama and powerful contrasts.

Dmitrij Sjostakovitj Symphony No. 9

A long-awaited victory symphony turned out to be something quite different.

Anders Hillborg Through Lost Landscapes

Ryan Bancroft conducts music that journeys through landscapes – external and/or internal.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 22

Exuberant music-making, shimmering woodwinds and beauty that demanded an encore.

Richard Strauss Vier letzte Lieder

Four last songs about nature, farewell and the end of life.

Richard Strauss Ich trage meine Minne

A declaration of love filled with quiet happiness.

Richard Strauss Zueignung

Growing intensity, with each stanza culminating in gratitude.

Johannes Brahms Symphony No 4

Rigorous form and powerfuls emotion in Brahms’s final symphony.

Igor Stravinsky Symphonies of Wind Instruments

Ritualistic music written in memory of Debussy.

Igor Stravinsky Petrushka

Commedia dell’arte, Russian style. A virtuosic ballet score.

Igor Stravinsky The Rite of Spring

The ballet score that has shaped the musical world ever since 1913.

Igor Stravinsky The Firebird

The famous ballet score performed in its entirety, conducted by Ryan Bancroft.

Igor Stravinsky Violin Concerto

Frank Peter Zimmermann is the soloist in a Baroque-inspired violin concerto.

György Ligeti Concert Românesc

Folk music and festive twists in a banned work. Ryan Bancroft conducts.

Anders Hillborg Piano Concerto No. 2

Emanuel Ax is the soloist in the piano concerto written for him. Ryan Bancroft conducts.

Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 5

The Fifth, an emotional rollercoaster with a famous, soothing Adagietto.

Edward Elgar Enigma Variations

Ryan Bancroft conducts music filled with portraits of friends – and an unsolved enigma.

Aaron Copland Symphony No. 3

The great American symphony, resounding with optimism and faith in the future.

Sebastian Hilli Miracle

Ryan Bancroft conducts deeply emotional music composed during the 2020 pandemic.

Aaron Copland Appalachian Spring

Ballet music dreaming of a brighter future.

Wilhelm Stenhammar Midwinter

The result of an encounter with the fiddler Hins Anders.

Mahler Symphony No. 6

Franz Welser-Möst conducts Mahler’s fate-laden Sixth Symphony.

Beethoven Symphony No. 7

A symphony that dances its way forward.

Orpheus in Town by Rosenberg

Carl Milles’s statue of Orpheus at Hötorget comes to life and makes its escape.

Symphonie fantastique

Imaginative reflections on a young artist’s dreams.

Leonard Bernstein’s Serenade

A violin concerto in disguise, with Clara-Jumi Kang as soloist.

The Great Singing Spectacle!

Sing along with Yria and all the children.

Nobel Prize Concert 2025

Music as a bridge and cultural mediator: Semyon Bychkov with one of the world’s most acclaimed violinists of today.

Masters of the Waltz

Celebrating 200 years of Johann Strauss II – joined by fellow greats of the genre.

Bruckner’s Ninth Symphony

Herbert Blomstedt conducts the unfinished work that stands as a final masterpiece.

Elgar and Tchaikovsky

Two great classics and a musical journey to the Arctic summer night.

Sibelius Third Symphony

Emilia Hoving leads the orchestra in a Finnish programme.

Stenhammar and Larsson Gothe

Torleif Thedéen is the soloist in a new cello concerto.

Mahler and Nielsen

Nina Stemme together with Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft in dramatic and masterful music.

Mozart, Bartók and Tchaikovsky

Music from the heart with wind and string players from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Haydn and Dvorák

We hear Julian Steckel as the soloist in Haydn's First Cello Concerto.

Blomstedt conducts Berwald and Brahms

Music by Berwald and Brahms as the legend returns to the orchestra.

Mozart and Brahms

A mysterious symphony by Brahms and a lovely piano concerto by Mozart. With Alan Gilbert and Martin Helmchen.

Schumann and Adams

Imaginative music by John Adams and Robert Schumann. With Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft and electric violinist Tracy Silverman.

Beethoven From Piano Concerto No. 5

The Emperor Concerto: named after characteristics of the first movement.

Albinoni From Adagio

Melancholy music with which everyone is familiar – except for Albinoni.

Nørgård From For a Change

Chinese philosophy transformed into a masterful percussion concerto.

Strauss From Also sprach Zarathustra

One of the most famous introductions of classical music history.

Boulanger From D’un soir triste

Powerful music by prodigy Lili Boulanger: one of her final works.

Mahler From Symphony No. 5

It begins with a funeral march – Mahler’s popular fifth symphony.

Tchaikovsky From Violin Concerto in D major

“Unplayable” music that became one of the world’s most performed and beloved.

Ravel From Bolero

A simple melody is varied over and over, but no two are quite the same.

Malmlöf-Forssling From Flowings

The dramatic orchestral work Flowings was a huge success.

Mozart From Bassoon Concerto

He held the bassoon in higher regard than any other contemporary composer.

Stravinsky From the rite of spring

A dream of a hedonistic rite that became a milestone of music history.

Munktell From Bränningar

Helena Munktell composed one of the earliest depictions of the sea in Swedish music.

In conversation with Ryan Bancroft

In his own words. Meet the new Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft.

Sibelius and Monnakgotla

The young Swedish violinist Johan Dalene in a new violin concerto.

Smyth & Franck

Philharmonic musicians are the soloists in an unusual concerto by Ethel Smyth.

Over the Rainbow – Judy Garland’s 100th birthday

Isabella Lundgren pays tribute to an icon.

Oramo & Sibelius

A documentary by David Tarrodi on Jean Sibelius, Sakari Oramo and musical relationships.

An American in Paris

A dream programme with Alan Gilbert and Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider.

Tristan and Isolde

Concert version of the 2nd act with top class Wagner singers.

Mozart & Schubert

Emanuel Ax is piano soloist and Franz Welser-Möst conducts.

150 years of Stenhammar – Violin and orchestra

Two Sentimental Romances, Excelsior! and Serenade in F with Manze and Dalene.

150 years of Stenhammar – Piano and orchestra

The second piano concerto with Martin Sturfält.

National Day Concert

A digital summer greeting from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Grande Finale – Sibelius with Oramo IV

Symphonies No. 6 and 7 and Two pieces for cello and orchestra.

Grande Finale – Sibelius with Oramo III

Finlandia, the Violin Concerto with Lisa Batiashvili and Symphony No. 5.

Grande Finale – Sibelius with Oramo II

Symphonies No. 3 and 4 and Luonnotar with Anu Komsi.

Grande Finale – Sibelius with Oramo I

Sakari Oramo conducts Symphony No. 1 and 2.

For a better day

A brand new symphonic interpretation of the Avicii song with young singer Ella Tiritiello.

Classics with Ton Koopman

With young Alexandra Dovgan in Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 2.

Romantic Symphonies

Antonello Manaccorda conducts music by Mendelssohn and Farrenc.

Ravel with Oramo

Impressionism and a beloved piano concerto with Bertrand Chamayou.

Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5

With French conductor Nathalie Stutzmann.

Stenhammar Serenade

Tobias Ringborg conducts with Ulf Norberg in Elfrida Andrée’s Organ Symphony No. 2.

Schumann Violin Concerto

Frank Peter Zimmermann is the soloist and Alan Gilbert conducts French masterpieces.

Mahler Symphony No. 4

Alan Gilbert conducts and Elin Rombo is the soprano soloist in ”heavenly” music.

Haydn, Schumann and Brahms

Bright and forward-looking music conducted by Alan Gilbert.

Lars-Erik Larsson

A musical portrait under the direction of Christian Lindberg.

Stemme & Canellakis

Star soprano Nina Stemme with Karina Canellakis conducting the orchestra.

Sibelius Symphony No. 3

Sakari Oramo conducts the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Mozart Piano Concerto No. 16

With conductor Gianandrea Noseda and the piano soloist Lise de la Salle.

Bo Linde Violin Concerto

A Swedish violin concerto and the fourth symphony by Brahms.

Mozart and Shostakovich

Spanish Pablo Heras-Casado conducting the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Nina Stemme & Alan Gilbert

Music by Claude Debussy, Richard Wagner and Franz Schubert.

Grieg & Tchaikovsky

Music for strings under the lead of concert master Joakim Svenheden.

Idomeneo x 3

Italian Luca Guglielmi conducts music from Mozart’s opera.

Dvorák & Farrenc

Music for strings and wind by Antonín Dvorák and Louise Farrenc.

Mozart, Lundquist & Haydn

Music by Mozart, Haydn and Torbjörn Iwan Lundquist.

Beethoven Symphony No. 6

With Italian Gianandrea Noseda at the Nobel Prize Concert 2016.

Beethoven Symphony No. 4

Martin Fröst conducts the orchestra in the symphony by Beethoven.

Haydn Sinfonia concertante

Members of the philharmonic are soloists in Haydn’s music, led by Luca Guglielmi.

Norman Symphony No. 3

Sakari Oramo interpreting Ludvig Norman’s foremost symphony.

Turbulent Landscapes

Picturesque music by the British composer Thea Musgrave.

Retrotopia with Martin Fröst

The final part of three groundbreaking shows signed Martin Fröst.

Beethoven Symphony No. 7

French Jean-Christophe Spinosi leads the orchestra.

Sibelius Symphony No. 7

Sakari Oramo in Jean Sibelius’ farewell to the symphonic genre.

Ravel La valse

French Nathalie Stutzmann leads the orchestra in this dazzling music.

Beethoven Eroica

Finnish John Storgårds interprets Beethoven’s music about heroic bravery.

Schumann Symphony No. 3

Sakari Oramo conducts Schumann’s inspired ”Rhenish” symphony.

Genesis with Martin Fröst

A concert performance with Martin Fröst, on the origins and development of music.

Bizet with Stutzmann

Nathalie Stutzmann leads the orchestra in Bizet’s theatre music.

FINAL FANTASY VI

Andreas Hanson conducts the orchestra in music by Nobuo Uematsu.

Amanda Maier-Röntgen

Claudia Bonfiglioli is the soloist in Amanda Maier-Röntgen’s Violin Concerto.

Stenhammar's First Symphony

Andrew Manze conducts Wilhelm Stenhammar’s ”hidden” symphony.

Dvorák's Eighth Symphony

Sakari Oramo conducts the life-affirming music by Antonín Dvorák.

The Four Temperaments

Sakari Oramo in Carl Nielsen’s symphony about the four human temperaments.

Mozart 40th Symphony

Sakari Oramo conducts one of Mozart’s last masterpieces.

In London Town

Sakari Oramo conducts Edward Elgar’s concert ouverture.

Beethoven Five

German Hartmut Haenchen leads the orchestra in the ”Fate Symphony”.

Tod und Verklärung

The story of the death of an artist. Sakari Oramo in the tone poem by Richard Strauss.

Bach’s famous Air

Ton Koopman in Orchestral Suite No. 3 with the famous Air.

Pathétique!

Sakari Oramo in Tchaikovsky’s last and highly beloved symphony.

FINAL FANTASY VIII

Giedré Slekyté conducts the orchestra in music by Nobuo Uematsu.

Edward Elgar Enigma Variations

Fourteen musical portraits of friends and an enigma that remains unsolved.

Igor Stravinsky Symphonies of Wind Instruments

Ritualistic music written in memory of Debussy.

Igor Stravinsky Petrushka

Commedia dell’arte, Russian style. A virtuosic ballet score.

Igor Stravinsky The Rite of Spring

The ballet score that has shaped the musical world ever since 1913.

Igor Stravinsky The Firebird

The famous ballet score performed in its entirety, conducted by Ryan Bancroft.

Igor Stravinsky Violin Concerto

Frank Peter Zimmermann is the soloist in a Baroque-inspired violin concerto.

György Ligeti Concert Românesc

Folk music and festive twists in a banned work. Ryan Bancroft conducts.

Anders Hillborg Piano Concerto No. 2

Emanuel Ax is the soloist in the piano concerto written for him. Ryan Bancroft conducts.

Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 5

The Fifth, an emotional rollercoaster with a famous, soothing Adagietto.

Edward Elgar Enigma Variations

Ryan Bancroft conducts music filled with portraits of friends – and an unsolved enigma.

Aaron Copland Symphony No. 3

The great American symphony, resounding with optimism and faith in the future.

Sebastian Hilli Miracle

Ryan Bancroft conducts deeply emotional music composed during the 2020 pandemic.

Aaron Copland Appalachian Spring

Ballet music dreaming of a brighter future.

Wilhelm Stenhammar Midwinter

The result of an encounter with the fiddler Hins Anders.

Symphonie fantastique

Imaginative reflections on a young artist’s dreams.

Mahler and Nielsen

Nina Stemme together with Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft in dramatic and masterful music.

Schumann and Adams

Imaginative music by John Adams and Robert Schumann. With Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft and electric violinist Tracy Silverman.

Maurice Ravel Piano Concerto for left hand

Just one hand – but with the illusion of two.

Francis Poulenc Concerto for two pianos

Playful virtuosity, Balinese sonorities and an affectionate nod to Mozart.

Adolf Wiklund Piano Concerto No. 1

Swedish late Romanticism with the piano centre stage.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20

Darkness, drama and powerful contrasts.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 22

Exuberant music-making, shimmering woodwinds and beauty that demanded an encore.

Mozart and Brahms

A mysterious symphony by Brahms and a lovely piano concerto by Mozart. With Alan Gilbert and Martin Helmchen.

Beethoven From Piano Concerto No. 5

The Emperor Concerto: named after characteristics of the first movement.

Mozart & Schubert

Emanuel Ax is piano soloist and Franz Welser-Möst conducts.

150 years of Stenhammar – Piano and orchestra

The second piano concerto with Martin Sturfält.

Classics with Ton Koopman

With young Alexandra Dovgan in Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 2.

Ravel with Oramo

Impressionism and a beloved piano concerto with Bertrand Chamayou.

Mozart Piano Concerto No. 16

With conductor Gianandrea Noseda and the piano soloist Lise de la Salle.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20

Darkness, drama and powerful contrasts.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 22

Exuberant music-making, shimmering woodwinds and beauty that demanded an encore.

Mozart, Bartók and Tchaikovsky

Music from the heart with wind and string players from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Mozart and Brahms

A mysterious symphony by Brahms and a lovely piano concerto by Mozart. With Alan Gilbert and Martin Helmchen.

Mozart From Bassoon Concerto

He held the bassoon in higher regard than any other contemporary composer.

Mozart From Variations

The French children’s song picked up by Mozart and ultimately known as Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.

Mozart & Schubert

Emanuel Ax is piano soloist and Franz Welser-Möst conducts.

Music for three

Music by Darius Milhaud, Joan Tower and Mozart.

Mozart Piano Concerto No. 16

With conductor Gianandrea Noseda and the piano soloist Lise de la Salle.

Mozart and Shostakovich

Spanish Pablo Heras-Casado conducting the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Idomeneo x 3

Italian Luca Guglielmi conducts music from Mozart’s opera.

Mozart, Lundquist & Haydn

Music by Mozart, Haydn and Torbjörn Iwan Lundquist.

The trombones

Discover the trombones. A playful film for the young.

The french horns

Discover the french horns. A playful film for the young.

The clarinets

Discover the clarinets. A playful film for the young.

Rondo à la turca

Mozart’s exuberant music with the woodwind section of the orchestra.

Mozart 40th Symphony

Sakari Oramo conducts one of Mozart’s last masterpieces.

A Ship Full of Music

Jacob Kellermann and Anders Paulsson in works for guitar and soprano saxophone.

Lied concert with Persson and Eriksson

Two Swedish singers in a programme that celebrates, among other things, the arrival of spring.

Drama, Dreams and Charm

This year's academy musicians play American, French and Swedish music.

Dialogues

Intimate musical conversations in works by Sibelius, Auerbach and Schulhoff.

Orpheus’ Treasure Trove – Fretted and Catchy

Gamba instruments on a trip through Europe with actor Stina Ekblad as special guest.

Quartet for the End of Time

Poetic and hopeful med philharmonic musicians.

French Baroque

A deep dive into French Baroque style with French-Italian Emmanuel Resche-Caserta.

French and Swedish

Piano trio and piano quartet – music by Elfrida Andrée and Gabriel Fauré.

Nielsen From Wind Quintet

A musical conversation that requires a great feel for the wonders of nature.

Widor From Organ Symphony No. 5

The famous toccata from an organ symphony by the French master.

Andrée From Five Smaller Tone Pictures

Elfrida Andrée opened new doors and was a pioneer in Sweden.

Rimskij-Korsakov The Flight of the Bumble Bee

Interlude from an opera, buzzing with life.

Saint-Saëns From Sonata for bassoon and piano

Beautifully flowing music for bassoon and piano by a French master.

Bach Toccata and Fugue

Free rein in dramatic organ music by Johann Sebastian Bach.

After Pekkos Per Silverspänta skor & Tokpolska

Swedish folk music from Dalarna.

Strozzi From Il Primo libro de’madrigali

Emotional music from Renaissance-era Venice.

After Timas Hans Polska

Swedish folk music by a renowned violinist.

Tailleferre Impromptu

Dreamy, glittering music from early twentieth-century France.

Liszt Les jeux d’eau à la Villa d’Este

Piano music from a palace garden near Rome.

Netzel Aubade From Six morceaux

Behind the pseudonym N. Lago was an important pioneer.

Bach From Cello Suite No. 1

A Spanish dance across the strings in a cello suite.

Dale From Introduction and Andante for six violas

Music for a teacher and his five students on the same instrument.

Cage From In a Landscape for piano

Graceful music for dance, inspired by Erik Satie.

Cage 4’33”

A famous silent work by John Cage – that is nevertheless not entirely silent.

Mozart From Variations

The French children’s song picked up by Mozart and ultimately known as Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.

Kellermann on guitar

The Swedish guitarist playing specially composed music – including two world premieres.

A Crusell and Coppola championship

The clarinet is in focus in a programme including two pieces by Bernhard Crusell.

Maier Quartet in a world premiere

Music by Ylva Skog, Bo Linde and Ludwig van Beethoven.

Chiaroscuro Quartet

Music by Haydn, Emelie Mayer and Beethoven with a celebrated quartet playing on period instruments.

Jörgen Pettersson and friends

Contemporary music for saxophone, guitar, piano and trombone.

Grand duel with gamba and cello

Music by masters in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Organ with Elias Fergin

Young Swedish organist plays music by J S Bach, Hilding Rosenberg and Karin Höjer.

Lies You Can Believe In

Musicians of the RSPO Orchestra Academy season 2021/22 play American, Korean and Danish music.

Schubert’s Piano Trio

The famous trio in E flat with Johannes Lörstad violin, Marie Macleod cello and Martin Sturfält piano.

Two String Quartets

Music by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel and Swedish Andrea Tarrodi – music inspirerad by light phenomenons.

Baroque trios and sonatas

Philharmonic members perform music by Purcell, Jacquet de La Guerre and Roman.

Corelli: The Master and his legacy

Orpheus Baroque welcomes Finnish violinist Kreeta-Maria Kentala.

Tangos and baroque music

From Strozzi to the present with guest artists from Finland.

Organ Recital

Music by for instance Valborg Aulin and Johann Sebastian Bach with Ulf Norberg.

150 years of Stenhammar – Lied Recital

With Miah Persson, Karl-Magnus Fredriksson and Magnus Svensson.

Music for three

Music by Darius Milhaud, Joan Tower and Mozart.

Inner Circle

A new piece by Aino Tenkanen performed by the RSPO Orchestra Academy.

Lied Concert with Dorothea Röschmann

The German star soprano with pianist Magnus Svensson.

Pictures at an Exhibition – by Agnas

The music by Mussorgsky with a new twist for octet.

Dawn in Vienna

Orpheus Baroque and Annastina Malm in rarely heard pieces.

Silent Moon

American music for string trio by Marc O’Connor and Augusta Read Thomas.

Bacewicz, Tailleferre and Mayer

Members of the philharmonic perform works by female pioneers.

Mothertongue

Music by Charles Uzor with prize-winning vocalist Isabel Pfefferkorn.

Strozzi, Auerbach & Stravinsky

Music for cello and piano with Hanna Dahlkvist och Darya Tchaikovsky.

Swedish romanticism

Music by Ludvig Norman and his students Andrée, Munktell och Aulin.

Rising stars: Diana Tishchenko

A Rising Stars concert with Ucrainian-German Diana Tischchenko.

Rising stars: Aris Quartett

Music by Schubert, Schulhoff and Moshizuki with the German string quartet.

Rising Stars: Cristina Goméz Godoy

A Rising Stars concert with Spanish Cristina Gómez Godoy.

Chalumeaux

Orpheus Baroque with the Italian virtuoso Lorenzo Coppola.

Stravinsky, Aho and Saariaho

Accordionist Janne Rättyä with the string trio ZPR.

Higdon and Glass

New music for string quartet with members of the philharmonic.

Lied Concert with Dragojevic and Beskow

Katija Dragojevic and Cornelia Beskow sing Alma Mahler, Nystroem and Britten.

Two String Quartets: Shaw & Haydn

Members of the philharmonic play music by Caroline Shaw and Joseph Haydn.

Rossini & Mellnäs

With members of the RSPO Orchestra Academy.

The Riksdag Concert 2020

The first violins of the orchestra performing at the Swedish Riksdag.

Four composers

Amanda Maier-Röntgen, Amy Beach, Nadia Boulanger and Paula af Malmborg Ward.

Lied Concert with Anna Larsson

Music by Wagner and Richard Strauss with Anna Larsson and Magnus Svensson.

Music for Winds and Piano

Works by Maria Lithell Flyg, Percy Grainger and Ludwig van Beethoven

Beethoven from Cello Sonata No. 4

Beethoven with cellist Hanna Dahlkvist and pianist Darya Tchaikovsky.

Trios for clarinet, cello and piano

Music by Beethoven with Alf Hörberg, Johannes Rostamo and Bengt Forsberg.

Trios by Norman and Brahms

Members of the philharmonic play music by Ludvig Norman and Johannes Brahms.

The RSPO Orchestra Academy in French Music

Music by Ravel, Britten, Devienne and Jean Françaix.

Linde & Schumann

Members of the philharmonic play music by Bo Linde and Robert Schumann.

Music through the centuries

With music by Claude Debussy, Victor Ewald, Leonard Bernstein and Bach.

Shostakovich & Maier-Röntgen

Piano trios with Joakim Svenheden, Marie Macleod and Martin Sturfält.

Two violins and piano

Virtuoso and sweet with violinists Claudia and Daniela Bonfiglioli.

Music and Poetry

Music by Marcelle de Manziarly, Lera Auerbach, Anna Clyne and Beethoven.

Two Piano Quartets

Music by Elfrida Andrée and Amanda Maier-Röntgen.

Cello and piano

Music by Massenet, Tailleferre, Fauré, Chopin and Debussy.

C P E Bach Cello Concerto

Orpheus Baroque and Johannes Rostamo in Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach’s music.

C P E Bach Sinfonia e minor

Orpheus Baroque plays Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach led by Luca Guglielmi.

Tailleferre Piano Trio

The pioneer Germaine Tailleferre’s captivating and bold music.

Tarrodi Akacia

Andrea Tarrodi’s piano trio was inspired by the sculptural shapes of the acacia tree.

Nielsen Wind Quintet

The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Wind Quintet in Carl Nielsen’s masterful music.

Pierrot lunaire

Anne Pajunen and members of the orchestra in Arnold Schönberg’s musical milestone.

Franck Piano Quintet

César Franck’s powerful Piano Quintet in F Minor leaves no one unmoved.

The woodwinds play Gade

The woodwind section of the orchestra in Jacob Gade’s popular tango.

Rondo à la turca

Mozart’s exuberant music with the woodwind section of the orchestra.

Sibelius Third Symphony

Emilia Hoving leads the orchestra in a Finnish programme.

French and Swedish

Piano trio and piano quartet – music by Elfrida Andrée and Gabriel Fauré.

Maier Quartet in a world premiere

Music by Ylva Skog, Bo Linde and Ludwig van Beethoven.

Jörgen Pettersson and friends

Contemporary music for saxophone, guitar, piano and trombone.

Organ with Elias Fergin

Young Swedish organist plays music by J S Bach, Hilding Rosenberg and Karin Höjer.

Two String Quartets

Music by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel and Swedish Andrea Tarrodi – music inspirerad by light phenomenons.

Baroque trios and sonatas

Philharmonic members perform music by Purcell, Jacquet de La Guerre and Roman.

Organ Recital

Music by for instance Valborg Aulin and Johann Sebastian Bach with Ulf Norberg.

150 years of Stenhammar – Violin and orchestra

Two Sentimental Romances, Excelsior! and Serenade in F with Manze and Dalene.

150 years of Stenhammar – Piano and orchestra

The second piano concerto with Martin Sturfält.

150 years of Stenhammar – Lied Recital

With Miah Persson, Karl-Magnus Fredriksson and Magnus Svensson.

National Day Concert

A digital summer greeting from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Swedish romanticism

Music by Ludvig Norman and his students Andrée, Munktell och Aulin.

Stenhammar Serenade

Tobias Ringborg conducts with Ulf Norberg in Elfrida Andrée’s Organ Symphony No. 2.

Rossini & Mellnäs

With members of the RSPO Orchestra Academy.

Lars-Erik Larsson

A musical portrait under the direction of Christian Lindberg.

Music for Winds and Piano

Works by Maria Lithell Flyg, Percy Grainger and Ludwig van Beethoven

Bo Linde Violin Concerto

A Swedish violin concerto and the fourth symphony by Brahms.

Trios by Norman and Brahms

Members of the philharmonic play music by Ludvig Norman and Johannes Brahms.

Linde & Schumann

Members of the philharmonic play music by Bo Linde and Robert Schumann.

Shostakovich & Maier-Röntgen

Piano trios with Joakim Svenheden, Marie Macleod and Martin Sturfält.

Two Piano Quartets

Music by Elfrida Andrée and Amanda Maier-Röntgen.

Mozart, Lundquist & Haydn

Music by Mozart, Haydn and Torbjörn Iwan Lundquist.

Norman Symphony No. 3

Sakari Oramo interpreting Ludvig Norman’s foremost symphony.

Retrotopia with Martin Fröst

The final part of three groundbreaking shows signed Martin Fröst.

Tarrodi Akacia

Andrea Tarrodi’s piano trio was inspired by the sculptural shapes of the acacia tree.

Genesis with Martin Fröst

A concert performance with Martin Fröst, on the origins and development of music.

Amanda Maier-Röntgen

Claudia Bonfiglioli is the soloist in Amanda Maier-Röntgen’s Violin Concerto.

Stenhammar's First Symphony

Andrew Manze conducts Wilhelm Stenhammar’s ”hidden” symphony.

Orpheus’ Treasure Trove – Fretted and Catchy

Gamba instruments on a trip through Europe with actor Stina Ekblad as special guest.

French Baroque

A deep dive into French Baroque style with French-Italian Emmanuel Resche-Caserta.

A Crusell and Coppola championship

The clarinet is in focus in a programme including two pieces by Bernhard Crusell.

Grand duel with gamba and cello

Music by masters in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Baroque trios and sonatas

Philharmonic members perform music by Purcell, Jacquet de La Guerre and Roman.

Corelli: The Master and his legacy

Orpheus Baroque welcomes Finnish violinist Kreeta-Maria Kentala.

Dawn in Vienna

Orpheus Baroque and Annastina Malm in rarely heard pieces.

Chalumeaux

Orpheus Baroque with the Italian virtuoso Lorenzo Coppola.

C P E Bach Cello Concerto

Orpheus Baroque and Johannes Rostamo in Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach’s music.

C P E Bach Sinfonia e minor

Orpheus Baroque plays Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach led by Luca Guglielmi.

Bach’s famous Air

Ton Koopman in Orchestral Suite No. 3 with the famous Air.

Unsuk Chin Frontispiece

A breathtaking fast-forward through music history.

A Ship Full of Music

Jacob Kellermann and Anders Paulsson in works for guitar and soprano saxophone.

Elgar and Tchaikovsky

Two great classics and a musical journey to the Arctic summer night.

Sibelius Third Symphony

Emilia Hoving leads the orchestra in a Finnish programme.

Stenhammar and Larsson Gothe

Torleif Thedéen is the soloist in a new cello concerto.

Drama, Dreams and Charm

This year's academy musicians play American, French and Swedish music.

Mahler and Nielsen

Nina Stemme together with Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft in dramatic and masterful music.

Dialogues

Intimate musical conversations in works by Sibelius, Auerbach and Schulhoff.

Quartet for the End of Time

Poetic and hopeful med philharmonic musicians.

French Baroque

A deep dive into French Baroque style with French-Italian Emmanuel Resche-Caserta.

French and Swedish

Piano trio and piano quartet – music by Elfrida Andrée and Gabriel Fauré.

To the Hall of the Mountain King

Magic atmospheres with Nordic music and images by John Bauer.

Boulanger From D’un soir triste

Powerful music by prodigy Lili Boulanger: one of her final works.

Malmlöf-Forssling From Flowings

The dramatic orchestral work Flowings was a huge success.

Munktell From Bränningar

Helena Munktell composed one of the earliest depictions of the sea in Swedish music.

Andrée From Five Smaller Tone Pictures

Elfrida Andrée opened new doors and was a pioneer in Sweden.

Strozzi From Il Primo libro de’madrigali

Emotional music from Renaissance-era Venice.

Tailleferre Impromptu

Dreamy, glittering music from early twentieth-century France.

Netzel Aubade From Six morceaux

Behind the pseudonym N. Lago was an important pioneer.

Sibelius and Monnakgotla

The young Swedish violinist Johan Dalene in a new violin concerto.

Kellermann on guitar

The Swedish guitarist playing specially composed music – including two world premieres.

Smyth & Franck

Philharmonic musicians are the soloists in an unusual concerto by Ethel Smyth.

Maier Quartet in a world premiere

Music by Ylva Skog, Bo Linde and Ludwig van Beethoven.

Chiaroscuro Quartet

Music by Haydn, Emelie Mayer and Beethoven with a celebrated quartet playing on period instruments.

Jörgen Pettersson and friends

Contemporary music for saxophone, guitar, piano and trombone.

Organ with Elias Fergin

Young Swedish organist plays music by J S Bach, Hilding Rosenberg and Karin Höjer.

Two String Quartets

Music by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel and Swedish Andrea Tarrodi – music inspirerad by light phenomenons.

Tangos and baroque music

From Strozzi to the present with guest artists from Finland.

Organ Recital

Music by for instance Valborg Aulin and Johann Sebastian Bach with Ulf Norberg.

Music for three

Music by Darius Milhaud, Joan Tower and Mozart.

Inner Circle

A new piece by Aino Tenkanen performed by the RSPO Orchestra Academy.

Dawn in Vienna

Orpheus Baroque and Annastina Malm in rarely heard pieces.

Silent Moon

American music for string trio by Marc O’Connor and Augusta Read Thomas.

Romantic Symphonies

Antonello Manaccorda conducts music by Mendelssohn and Farrenc.

Bacewicz, Tailleferre and Mayer

Members of the philharmonic perform works by female pioneers.

Strozzi, Auerbach & Stravinsky

Music for cello and piano with Hanna Dahlkvist och Darya Tchaikovsky.

Swedish romanticism

Music by Ludvig Norman and his students Andrée, Munktell och Aulin.

Rising stars: Diana Tishchenko

A Rising Stars concert with Ucrainian-German Diana Tischchenko.

Rising stars: Aris Quartett

Music by Schubert, Schulhoff and Moshizuki with the German string quartet.

Rising Stars: Cristina Goméz Godoy

A Rising Stars concert with Spanish Cristina Gómez Godoy.

Stravinsky, Aho and Saariaho

Accordionist Janne Rättyä with the string trio ZPR.

Higdon and Glass

New music for string quartet with members of the philharmonic.

Lied Concert with Dragojevic and Beskow

Katija Dragojevic and Cornelia Beskow sing Alma Mahler, Nystroem and Britten.

Two String Quartets: Shaw & Haydn

Members of the philharmonic play music by Caroline Shaw and Joseph Haydn.

Four composers

Amanda Maier-Röntgen, Amy Beach, Nadia Boulanger and Paula af Malmborg Ward.

Music for Winds and Piano

Works by Maria Lithell Flyg, Percy Grainger and Ludwig van Beethoven

Shostakovich & Maier-Röntgen

Piano trios with Joakim Svenheden, Marie Macleod and Martin Sturfält.

Dvorák & Farrenc

Music for strings and wind by Antonín Dvorák and Louise Farrenc.

Music and Poetry

Music by Marcelle de Manziarly, Lera Auerbach, Anna Clyne and Beethoven.

Two Piano Quartets

Music by Elfrida Andrée and Amanda Maier-Röntgen.

Cello and piano

Music by Massenet, Tailleferre, Fauré, Chopin and Debussy.

Turbulent Landscapes

Picturesque music by the British composer Thea Musgrave.

Tailleferre Piano Trio

The pioneer Germaine Tailleferre’s captivating and bold music.

Tarrodi Akacia

Andrea Tarrodi’s piano trio was inspired by the sculptural shapes of the acacia tree.

Amanda Maier-Röntgen

Claudia Bonfiglioli is the soloist in Amanda Maier-Röntgen’s Violin Concerto.

In the Jazz Ring with Magnus and Emma

Magnus Lindgren meets English saxophonist Emma Rawicz.

Dee Dee Bridgewater with Blue House Jazz Orchestra

A grand finale as Peter Asplund and Magnus Lindgren pass the baton.

Kind of Jazz – A Tribute to Bill Evans

Jan Lundgren celebrates an inspiration, joined by Anders Jormin and Wolfgang Haffner.

Stockholm Voices Salon

Stockholm Voices together with Samuel Ljungblahd.

The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra

Jazz, power & soul. The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra with Akiko Tsuruga.

Emmet Cohen Trio

The American pianist debuts with his trio.

Kind of Jazz II – Inner Spirits

From Taube to Jobim. Jan Lundgren meets guitar player Yamandu Costa.

A Tribute to Oscar Peterson

Guitarist Ulf Wakenius celebrates a friend, colleague and inspirer.

Over the Rainbow – Judy Garland’s 100th birthday

Isabella Lundgren pays tribute to an icon.

Kind of jazz: Notturno

Jan Lundgren meets the Gustaf Sjökvist Chamber Choir.

Fredrik Lindborg Trio & String Quartet

New aspects of Lars Gullin’s music along with newly written pieces by Georg Riedel.

James Morrison Quartet

The great Australian multi-instrumentalist with his band.

Anna Gréta Sigurdardóttir

The rising jazz star singing and playing the piano.

Charlie Parker 101 Years

Tribute to a legend with the SWR Big Band, John Beasley and Magnus Lindgren.

Happy days are here again

Peter Asplund and Blue House Jazz Orchestra with guests like Viktoria Tolstoy.

Kind of Jazz

Pianist Jan Lundgren meets three top bass players.

Viktoria Tolstoy Band

One of Scandinavia’s foremost jazz vocalists, performing with her own band.

Swedish Jazz Standards

Blue House Jazz Orchestra uncovers a new Swedish landscape of jazz.

Jacob Karlzon Trio

Open Waters – Jakob Karlzon with Dan Berglund and Rasmus Kihlberg.

Anna Gréta Sigurdardóttir Trio

The young Icelandic jazz pianist performs with her trio.

Stockholm Voices

Virtuoso vocals with strong jazz roots.

Jan Lundgren SOLO

Solo concert with a personal selection of jazz favourites.

Amanda Ginsburg with band

The new star among Swedish jazz vocalists.

Christmas Jazz with Jessica Pilnäs Quartet

Jazz in Christmas colours: Sleigh Ride, A Child is Born, Stardust and more.

Isabella Lundgren with Trio

In timeless jazz classics.

Strings Attached

Music for jazz quartet, string quartet and harmonica.

Stockholm Swing All Stars

Music by Duke Ellington, Count Basie and many more.

Jazz with Chapter Two

Tender and iconic jazz with Nils Landgren and Johan Norberg.

Ida Sand Trio

Gems from five albums – original compositions and music by Neil Young and others.

Jazz by Magnus Lindgren

Magnus Lindgren with Daniel Karlsson, Josef Karnebäck and Robert Mehmet Ikiz.

Margareta Bengtson and friends

Music by Margareta Bengtson, Kate Bush, Mattias Ståhl, Maurice Ravel and more.

Lundgren & Backenroth

Music by Jan Lundgren, McCoy Tyner, Charlie Parker, Duke Ellington and more.

A Tribute to Nina Simone

Six Swedish artists take on the music of an icon.

Carter & Galliano

Jazz duo – from McCoe Tyner to Piazzolla.

Asplund Meets Bernstein

A personal take on Leonard Bernstein’s music.

Jacob Karlzon 3

A celebrated jazz trio with pop influences and touches of classical.

Monty Alexander Trio

Caribbean influences with a large dose of Frank Sinatra.

Tolstoy & Karlzon

Music by Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Pat Metheny and more.

Nils Landgren: Eternal Beauty

Eternal Beauty, a toned-down concert featuring Landgren as singer.

A Tribute to Django Reinhardt

A tribute to Django Reinhardt.

A Tribute to Jan Johansson

Jan Lundgren’s tribute to the legendary Jan Johansson.

John Scofield & Blue House Jazz Orchestra

A guitar icon meets the big band of Konserthuset Stockholm.

Mankind and Music, episode 1

We may not understand everything in the music – but we experience it.

Mankind and Music, episode 2

Musicians tell stories through their instrument.

Mankind and Music, episode 3

There are links between different genres, a common desire is to communicate.

Mankind and Music, episode 4

“I am afraid.” Notes from a massive organ set the imagination in motion.

Mankind and Music, episode 5

Music moves everyone, of all ages, it unites and brings memories to life.

The Great Singing Spectacle!

Sing along with Yria and all the children.

Maja’s Alphabet Songs

Language and music in a playful classic.

When the Elephant Got its Trunk

A musical adventure in Africa based on Rudyard Kipling's tale.

To the Hall of the Mountain King

Magic atmospheres with Nordic music and images by John Bauer.

Merregnon: Yamakito

The euphonium, which looks like a small tuba, describe Yamakito’s emotions.

Merregnon: Hikito

The trumpet describes Hikito’s daring, yet somewhat clumsy character.

Merregnon: Skissor

The different characters of the clarinet bring sinister Skissor to life.

Merregnon: Ikari

Many different kinds of flutes are used to portray Ikari.

Merregnon: Mako

Percussion like marimba, bongos and congas portray Mako the dog.

Merregnon: Miru

The cellos are ideal for describing the orphan Miru’s personality.

Baltic – The Environmental Robot

Together with Baltic, we will save the Baltic Sea – our shared ocean.

Merregnon: Land of Silence

A symphonic tale for the Playstation generation.

El Sistema meets Emilia Hoving

How do you become a conductor? Kids get answers from conductor Emilia Hoving.

Trills and Dragon Ears

A knight’s tower, beaches and dragons in Lennart Hellsing’s wonderful story.

My Blue Rhapsody

An important performance about bullying and its consequences.

El Sistema National Orchestra

The unique youth orchestra conducted by Ron Davis Alvares.

Peter and the Wolf

One of the most beloved musical fairy tales ever.

Mr van B

Mr van B the puppet takes us into Ludwig van Beethoven’s fantastic world of music.

The piano

Discover the piano. A playful film for the young.

The harp

Discover the harp. A playful film for the young.

The percussion

Discover the percussion. A playful film for the young.

The tuba

Discover the tuba. A playful film for the young.

The trombones

Discover the trombones. A playful film for the young.

The trumpets

Discover the trumpets. A playful film for the young.

The french horns

Discover the french horns. A playful film for the young.

The bassoons

Discover the bassoons. A playful film for the young.

The clarinets

Discover the clarinets. A playful film for the young.

The oboes

Discover the oboes. A playful film for the young.

The flutes

Discover the flutes. A playful film for the young.

The double basses

Discover the double basses. A playful film for the young.

The violoncellos

Discover the violoncellos. A playful film for the young.

The violas

Discover the violas. A playful film for the young.

The violins

Discover the violins. A playful film for the young.

The Concert Patrol, part 1

On exciting expeditions in Konserthuset Stockholm!

The Concert Patrol, part 2

On exciting expeditions in Konserthuset Stockholm!

The Concert Patrol, part 3

On exciting expeditions in Konserthuset Stockholm!

The clowns and the orchestra

The clownes Manne and Maria with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

The Seven Wonders of the World

A family concert with Ayla Kabaca and a journey with the help of music.

Mankind and Music, episode 1

We may not understand everything in the music – but we experience it.

Mankind and Music, episode 2

Musicians tell stories through their instrument.

Mankind and Music, episode 3

There are links between different genres, a common desire is to communicate.

Mankind and Music, episode 4

“I am afraid.” Notes from a massive organ set the imagination in motion.

Mankind and Music, episode 5

Music moves everyone, of all ages, it unites and brings memories to life.

El Sistema meets Emilia Hoving

How do you become a conductor? Kids get answers from conductor Emilia Hoving.

My Blue Rhapsody

An important performance about bullying and its consequences.

El Sistema National Orchestra

The unique youth orchestra conducted by Ron Davis Alvares.

The piano

Discover the piano. A playful film for the young.

The harp

Discover the harp. A playful film for the young.

The percussion

Discover the percussion. A playful film for the young.

The tuba

Discover the tuba. A playful film for the young.

The trombones

Discover the trombones. A playful film for the young.

The trumpets

Discover the trumpets. A playful film for the young.

The french horns

Discover the french horns. A playful film for the young.

The bassoons

Discover the bassoons. A playful film for the young.

The clarinets

Discover the clarinets. A playful film for the young.

The oboes

Discover the oboes. A playful film for the young.

The flutes

Discover the flutes. A playful film for the young.

The double basses

Discover the double basses. A playful film for the young.

The violoncellos

Discover the violoncellos. A playful film for the young.

The violas

Discover the violas. A playful film for the young.

The violins

Discover the violins. A playful film for the young.

Mankind and Music, episode 1

We may not understand everything in the music – but we experience it.

Mankind and Music, episode 2

Musicians tell stories through their instrument.

Mankind and Music, episode 3

There are links between different genres, a common desire is to communicate.

Mankind and Music, episode 4

“I am afraid.” Notes from a massive organ set the imagination in motion.

Mankind and Music, episode 5

Music moves everyone, of all ages, it unites and brings memories to life.

Oramo & Sibelius

A documentary by David Tarrodi on Jean Sibelius, Sakari Oramo and musical relationships.

El Sistema meets Emilia Hoving

How do you become a conductor? Kids get answers from conductor Emilia Hoving.

Friskis&Svettis – Introduction

A classical break for body and soul.

Warm-up with Offenbach

Loosen up your body in a soft flow.

Gear up in the Hall of the Mountain King

Get your heartbeat going.

Mobility with Peer Gynt

Flexibility and dynamic mobility for both upper and lower body.

Leg strength with Beethoven’s Fifth

Time for a real challenge.

”Jympa” to Hungarian Dance

Classic “jympa” moves and tempo all the way to the end.

Relaxation with Satie

Slow down to a peaceful waltz.

Max Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1

A Romantic classic – lyrical, passionate and virtuosic.

Claude Debussy Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune

Sensuous and dreamlike music that opened the door to a new world of sound.

Maurice Ravel Piano Concerto for left hand

Just one hand – but with the illusion of two.

Hugo Alfven Symphony No 2

An archipelago idyll, tempestuous drama and a mighty fugue.

Serge Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 3

Striking contrasts and Dies irae in Rachmaninov’s final symphony.

Edward Elgar Enigma Variations

Fourteen musical portraits of friends and an enigma that remains unsolved.

Francis Poulenc Concerto for two pianos

Playful virtuosity, Balinese sonorities and an affectionate nod to Mozart.

Jacob Mühlrad REMS

An evocative journey through the borderlands of sleep.

Adolf Wiklund Piano Concerto No. 1

Swedish late Romanticism with the piano centre stage.

Jacob Mühlrad Resil I

Music exploring the emergence of life and the Earth’s interconnected systems.

Maurice Ravel Bolero

A single relentless rhythm, two melodies and a tremendous crescendo.

Unsuk Chin Frontispiece

A breathtaking fast-forward through music history.

Reinhold Glière Harp Concerto

Virtuosic harp writing and a wealth of melody.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20

Darkness, drama and powerful contrasts.

Dmitrij Sjostakovitj Symphony No. 9

A long-awaited victory symphony turned out to be something quite different.

Anders Hillborg Through Lost Landscapes

Ryan Bancroft conducts music that journeys through landscapes – external and/or internal.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 22

Exuberant music-making, shimmering woodwinds and beauty that demanded an encore.

Richard Strauss Vier letzte Lieder

Four last songs about nature, farewell and the end of life.

Richard Strauss Ich trage meine Minne

A declaration of love filled with quiet happiness.

Richard Strauss Zueignung

Growing intensity, with each stanza culminating in gratitude.

Johannes Brahms Symphony No 4

Rigorous form and powerfuls emotion in Brahms’s final symphony.

Igor Stravinsky Symphonies of Wind Instruments

Ritualistic music written in memory of Debussy.

Igor Stravinsky Petrushka

Commedia dell’arte, Russian style. A virtuosic ballet score.

Igor Stravinsky The Rite of Spring

The ballet score that has shaped the musical world ever since 1913.

Igor Stravinsky The Firebird

The famous ballet score performed in its entirety, conducted by Ryan Bancroft.

Igor Stravinsky Violin Concerto

Frank Peter Zimmermann is the soloist in a Baroque-inspired violin concerto.

György Ligeti Concert Românesc

Folk music and festive twists in a banned work. Ryan Bancroft conducts.

Anders Hillborg Piano Concerto No. 2

Emanuel Ax is the soloist in the piano concerto written for him. Ryan Bancroft conducts.

Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 5

The Fifth, an emotional rollercoaster with a famous, soothing Adagietto.

Edward Elgar Enigma Variations

Ryan Bancroft conducts music filled with portraits of friends – and an unsolved enigma.

Aaron Copland Symphony No. 3

The great American symphony, resounding with optimism and faith in the future.

Sebastian Hilli Miracle

Ryan Bancroft conducts deeply emotional music composed during the 2020 pandemic.

Aaron Copland Appalachian Spring

Ballet music dreaming of a brighter future.

Wilhelm Stenhammar Midwinter

The result of an encounter with the fiddler Hins Anders.

Mahler Symphony No. 6

Franz Welser-Möst conducts Mahler’s fate-laden Sixth Symphony.

Beethoven Symphony No. 7

A symphony that dances its way forward.

Orpheus in Town by Rosenberg

Carl Milles’s statue of Orpheus at Hötorget comes to life and makes its escape.

Symphonie fantastique

Imaginative reflections on a young artist’s dreams.

Leonard Bernstein’s Serenade

A violin concerto in disguise, with Clara-Jumi Kang as soloist.

The Great Singing Spectacle!

Sing along with Yria and all the children.

A Ship Full of Music

Jacob Kellermann and Anders Paulsson in works for guitar and soprano saxophone.

Nobel Prize Concert 2025

Music as a bridge and cultural mediator: Semyon Bychkov with one of the world’s most acclaimed violinists of today.

Masters of the Waltz

Celebrating 200 years of Johann Strauss II – joined by fellow greats of the genre.

Bruckner’s Ninth Symphony

Herbert Blomstedt conducts the unfinished work that stands as a final masterpiece.

In the Jazz Ring with Magnus and Emma

Magnus Lindgren meets English saxophonist Emma Rawicz.

Elgar and Tchaikovsky

Two great classics and a musical journey to the Arctic summer night.

Lied concert with Persson and Eriksson

Two Swedish singers in a programme that celebrates, among other things, the arrival of spring.

Sibelius Third Symphony

Emilia Hoving leads the orchestra in a Finnish programme.

Dee Dee Bridgewater with Blue House Jazz Orchestra

A grand finale as Peter Asplund and Magnus Lindgren pass the baton.

Stenhammar and Larsson Gothe

Torleif Thedéen is the soloist in a new cello concerto.

Drama, Dreams and Charm

This year's academy musicians play American, French and Swedish music.

Mahler and Nielsen

Nina Stemme together with Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft in dramatic and masterful music.

Kind of Jazz – A Tribute to Bill Evans

Jan Lundgren celebrates an inspiration, joined by Anders Jormin and Wolfgang Haffner.

Dialogues

Intimate musical conversations in works by Sibelius, Auerbach and Schulhoff.

Orpheus’ Treasure Trove – Fretted and Catchy

Gamba instruments on a trip through Europe with actor Stina Ekblad as special guest.

Mozart, Bartók and Tchaikovsky

Music from the heart with wind and string players from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Haydn and Dvorák

We hear Julian Steckel as the soloist in Haydn's First Cello Concerto.

Blomstedt conducts Berwald and Brahms

Music by Berwald and Brahms as the legend returns to the orchestra.

Stockholm Voices Salon

Stockholm Voices together with Samuel Ljungblahd.

Maja’s Alphabet Songs

Language and music in a playful classic.

Quartet for the End of Time

Poetic and hopeful med philharmonic musicians.

When the Elephant Got its Trunk

A musical adventure in Africa based on Rudyard Kipling's tale.

French Baroque

A deep dive into French Baroque style with French-Italian Emmanuel Resche-Caserta.

The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra

Jazz, power & soul. The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra with Akiko Tsuruga.

Mozart and Brahms

A mysterious symphony by Brahms and a lovely piano concerto by Mozart. With Alan Gilbert and Martin Helmchen.

French and Swedish

Piano trio and piano quartet – music by Elfrida Andrée and Gabriel Fauré.

To the Hall of the Mountain King

Magic atmospheres with Nordic music and images by John Bauer.

Schumann and Adams

Imaginative music by John Adams and Robert Schumann. With Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft and electric violinist Tracy Silverman.

Beethoven From Piano Concerto No. 5

The Emperor Concerto: named after characteristics of the first movement.

Albinoni From Adagio

Melancholy music with which everyone is familiar – except for Albinoni.

Nørgård From For a Change

Chinese philosophy transformed into a masterful percussion concerto.

Strauss From Also sprach Zarathustra

One of the most famous introductions of classical music history.

Boulanger From D’un soir triste

Powerful music by prodigy Lili Boulanger: one of her final works.

Mahler From Symphony No. 5

It begins with a funeral march – Mahler’s popular fifth symphony.

Tchaikovsky From Violin Concerto in D major

“Unplayable” music that became one of the world’s most performed and beloved.

Ravel From Bolero

A simple melody is varied over and over, but no two are quite the same.

Malmlöf-Forssling From Flowings

The dramatic orchestral work Flowings was a huge success.

Mozart From Bassoon Concerto

He held the bassoon in higher regard than any other contemporary composer.

Stravinsky From the rite of spring

A dream of a hedonistic rite that became a milestone of music history.

Munktell From Bränningar

Helena Munktell composed one of the earliest depictions of the sea in Swedish music.

Nielsen From Wind Quintet

A musical conversation that requires a great feel for the wonders of nature.

Widor From Organ Symphony No. 5

The famous toccata from an organ symphony by the French master.

Andrée From Five Smaller Tone Pictures

Elfrida Andrée opened new doors and was a pioneer in Sweden.

Rimskij-Korsakov The Flight of the Bumble Bee

Interlude from an opera, buzzing with life.

Saint-Saëns From Sonata for bassoon and piano

Beautifully flowing music for bassoon and piano by a French master.

Bach Toccata and Fugue

Free rein in dramatic organ music by Johann Sebastian Bach.

After Pekkos Per Silverspänta skor & Tokpolska

Swedish folk music from Dalarna.

Strozzi From Il Primo libro de’madrigali

Emotional music from Renaissance-era Venice.

After Timas Hans Polska

Swedish folk music by a renowned violinist.

Tailleferre Impromptu

Dreamy, glittering music from early twentieth-century France.

Liszt Les jeux d’eau à la Villa d’Este

Piano music from a palace garden near Rome.

Netzel Aubade From Six morceaux

Behind the pseudonym N. Lago was an important pioneer.

Bach From Cello Suite No. 1

A Spanish dance across the strings in a cello suite.

Dale From Introduction and Andante for six violas

Music for a teacher and his five students on the same instrument.

Cage From In a Landscape for piano

Graceful music for dance, inspired by Erik Satie.

Cage 4’33”

A famous silent work by John Cage – that is nevertheless not entirely silent.

Mozart From Variations

The French children’s song picked up by Mozart and ultimately known as Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.

Mankind and Music, episode 4

“I am afraid.” Notes from a massive organ set the imagination in motion.

Mankind and Music, episode 3

There are links between different genres, a common desire is to communicate.

Mankind and Music, episode 2

Musicians tell stories through their instrument.

Mankind and Music, episode 1

We may not understand everything in the music – but we experience it.

Mankind and Music, episode 5

Music moves everyone, of all ages, it unites and brings memories to life.

In conversation with Ryan Bancroft

In his own words. Meet the new Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft.

Sibelius and Monnakgotla

The young Swedish violinist Johan Dalene in a new violin concerto.

Emmet Cohen Trio

The American pianist debuts with his trio.

Kellermann on guitar

The Swedish guitarist playing specially composed music – including two world premieres.

A Crusell and Coppola championship

The clarinet is in focus in a programme including two pieces by Bernhard Crusell.

Kind of Jazz II – Inner Spirits

From Taube to Jobim. Jan Lundgren meets guitar player Yamandu Costa.

Smyth & Franck

Philharmonic musicians are the soloists in an unusual concerto by Ethel Smyth.

Maier Quartet in a world premiere

Music by Ylva Skog, Bo Linde and Ludwig van Beethoven.

Chiaroscuro Quartet

Music by Haydn, Emelie Mayer and Beethoven with a celebrated quartet playing on period instruments.

A Tribute to Oscar Peterson

Guitarist Ulf Wakenius celebrates a friend, colleague and inspirer.

Jörgen Pettersson and friends

Contemporary music for saxophone, guitar, piano and trombone.

Grand duel with gamba and cello

Music by masters in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Over the Rainbow – Judy Garland’s 100th birthday

Isabella Lundgren pays tribute to an icon.

Oramo & Sibelius

A documentary by David Tarrodi on Jean Sibelius, Sakari Oramo and musical relationships.

Kind of jazz: Notturno

Jan Lundgren meets the Gustaf Sjökvist Chamber Choir.

Fredrik Lindborg Trio & String Quartet

New aspects of Lars Gullin’s music along with newly written pieces by Georg Riedel.

Organ with Elias Fergin

Young Swedish organist plays music by J S Bach, Hilding Rosenberg and Karin Höjer.

James Morrison Quartet

The great Australian multi-instrumentalist with his band.

Lies You Can Believe In

Musicians of the RSPO Orchestra Academy season 2021/22 play American, Korean and Danish music.

Schubert’s Piano Trio

The famous trio in E flat with Johannes Lörstad violin, Marie Macleod cello and Martin Sturfält piano.

An American in Paris

A dream programme with Alan Gilbert and Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider.

Anna Gréta Sigurdardóttir

The rising jazz star singing and playing the piano.

Tristan and Isolde

Concert version of the 2nd act with top class Wagner singers.

Relaxation with Satie

Slow down to a peaceful waltz.

”Jympa” to Hungarian Dance

Classic “jympa” moves and tempo all the way to the end.

Leg strength with Beethoven’s Fifth

Time for a real challenge.

Mobility with Peer Gynt

Flexibility and dynamic mobility for both upper and lower body.

Gear up in the Hall of the Mountain King

Get your heartbeat going.

Warm-up with Offenbach

Loosen up your body in a soft flow.

Friskis&Svettis – Introduction

A classical break for body and soul.

Two String Quartets

Music by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel and Swedish Andrea Tarrodi – music inspirerad by light phenomenons.

Mozart & Schubert

Emanuel Ax is piano soloist and Franz Welser-Möst conducts.

Merregnon: Yamakito

The euphonium, which looks like a small tuba, describe Yamakito’s emotions.

Merregnon: Hikito

The trumpet describes Hikito’s daring, yet somewhat clumsy character.

Merregnon: Skissor

The different characters of the clarinet bring sinister Skissor to life.

Merregnon: Ikari

Many different kinds of flutes are used to portray Ikari.

Merregnon: Mako

Percussion like marimba, bongos and congas portray Mako the dog.