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Genre: Chamber music, Organ

Organ with Elias Fergin

Music by Bach, Hilding Rosenberg and Karin Höjer.

Through Konserthuset’s popular organ matinée subscription, audiences get to hear Sweden’s leading organists play the building’s organ – one of the largest in Europe, with 6,100 pipes.

Elias Fergin, who was born and raised in Stockholm, began studying to become a church musician and organist immediately after high school. A few years at Ersta Sköndal Bräcke University College, followed by church music studies at the Royal College of Music, resulted in a master’s degree in the summer of 2020. Fergin is curious about music for organ from all genres, but Swedish late-Romantic music is particularly close to his heart.

Now, as Fergin takes a seat at Konserthuset’s organ, he will begin with a passacaglia and fugue by Johann Sebastian Bach. Then music by Karin Höjer (1866–1927), who was blind from birth, organist at the Swedenborg church in Stockholm and active as a composer as well. 

Last, we will hear music by Hilding Rosenberg, one of Sweden’s most significant composers of the twentieth century. Rosenberg left behind seven operas and seven symphonies, among other works. Toccata, Aria Pastorale and Ciaccona for organ are from 1952.

  • The music

  • Johann Sebastian Bach Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor for organ BWV 582
  • Karin Höjer Prelude and Fugue à cinque voci for organ
  • Hilding Rosenberg Toccata, Aria pastorale, Ciaccona for organ

  • Participants

  • Elias Fergin organ

About the video

  • Published online 24 April 2022.
  • Filmed 31 March 2022.
  • The video is approximately 45 minutes. 
  • Subtitles in English and Swedish is activated by using the CC control in the video player.

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Genre: Chamber music, Organ

Organ with Elias Fergin

Music by Bach, Hilding Rosenberg and Karin Höjer.

About the video

  • Published online 24 April 2022.
  • Filmed 31 March 2022.
  • The video is approximately 45 minutes. 
  • Subtitles in English and Swedish is activated by using the CC control in the video player.
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Through Konserthuset’s popular organ matinée subscription, audiences get to hear Sweden’s leading organists play the building’s organ – one of the largest in Europe, with 6,100 pipes.

Elias Fergin, who was born and raised in Stockholm, began studying to become a church musician and organist immediately after high school. A few years at Ersta Sköndal Bräcke University College, followed by church music studies at the Royal College of Music, resulted in a master’s degree in the summer of 2020. Fergin is curious about music for organ from all genres, but Swedish late-Romantic music is particularly close to his heart.

Now, as Fergin takes a seat at Konserthuset’s organ, he will begin with a passacaglia and fugue by Johann Sebastian Bach. Then music by Karin Höjer (1866–1927), who was blind from birth, organist at the Swedenborg church in Stockholm and active as a composer as well. 

Last, we will hear music by Hilding Rosenberg, one of Sweden’s most significant composers of the twentieth century. Rosenberg left behind seven operas and seven symphonies, among other works. Toccata, Aria Pastorale and Ciaccona for organ are from 1952.

  • The music

  • Johann Sebastian Bach Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor for organ BWV 582
  • Karin Höjer Prelude and Fugue à cinque voci for organ
  • Hilding Rosenberg Toccata, Aria pastorale, Ciaccona for organ

  • Participants

  • Elias Fergin organ

Watch in our app

The Konserthuset Play app makes it easier to experience music on your phone or tablet – or on a big screen! Read more

FAQ about Konserthuset Play

Our tips for how to best take advantage of our selection and how you watch our livestreams. To FAQ

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