Summer at Konserthuset Stockholm

In this summer's exhibition we celebrate the Royal Swedish Academy of Music's 250th anniversary. The motto "Spirit & art" has followed the academy since 1771 when Gustav III signed the academy's inaugural letter, to promote the progress of musical life in Sweden. In Konserthuset Stockholm's summer exhibition named by the motto, we open the door to the academy's fantastic 250 years of Swedish music history, but also its future. 

A number of historical antiques take place in the exhibition; from busts and medals to stamps and vinyl collections. Hundreds of Swedish music profiles who have contributed to the Swedish music scene are also highlighted: Alice Tegnér, Benny Andersson, Jenny Lind and Birgit Nilsson are some of the well-known names participating in the exhibition.

The visitor will also have the opportunity to learn more about the Royal Swedish Academy of Music's ongoing initiatives. The think tank Unga tankar om musik (UTOM), the national program Singing Children and the initiative Swedish Musical Heritage are each presented with an exhibition space.

In collaboration with the Royal Swedish Academy of Music.

The exhibition is open daily from 11 am–5 pm, 29 June–15 August and on the weekends from 21–22 August, 28–29 August and 4–5 September.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Swedish Public Health Agency's recommendations to give you a safe visit.

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Take a tour up to Konserthuset’s roof terrace. The guide will guide you through the surroundings while looking out over Stockholm's inner city, from a place normally closed to the public.

• The guided tour is held in Swedish.
• Age limit is 10 years for safety reasons and limited accessibility due to steep stairs.
• Max 5 people/tour.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Public Health Agency of Sweden`s recommendations to give you a safe visit.

A safe summer in Konserthuset

Konserthuset Stockholm at Hötorget is one of Sweden’s great architectural masterpieces. Created during a period of expansion in Stockholm, by the Swedish architect Ivar Tengbom, it opened in 1926. Konserthuset Stockholm was built for the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and has since the start been the dedicated venue for the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony as well as many other prestigious events.

• The guided tour is held in Swedish.
• Maximum 10 persons/tour.

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Subtitles in English and Swedish is activated by using the CC control in the video player.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Public Health Agency of Sweden`s recommendations to give you a safe visit.

A safe summer in Konserthuset

Every year on December 10, the Swedish Royal family, Nobel laureates, their families and guests, and the Nobel committee members meet at Konserthuset Stockholm for the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony. Learn more about the ceremony and visit the Main Hall where it all takes place.

• The guided tour is held in English. 
• Maximum 10 persons/tour.

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Subtitles in English and Swedish is activated by using the CC control in the video player.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Public Health Agency of Sweden`s recommendations to give you a safe visit.

A safe summer in Konserthuset

The Midsummer Quartet is a piano quartet consisting of Ester Stålberg violin, Hugo Svensson viola, Klara Rinnemo cello and Herman Pellbäck piano. The ensemble plays classical music and explores both Viennese classical and newly composed pieces. The members of the Midsummer Quartet also perform in other constellations, such as piano trio, string trio and duo.

Every summer since 2010, Konserthuset Stockholm employs young summer musicians to give concerts during the summer season. This year, there are six ensembles, selected after audition, with music students aged 16–19 who five times a day offer varied music in the genres of classical, jazz or vocal in Konserthuset Stockholm’s entrance foyer towards Hötorget. The concerts are about 20 minutes long with free entrance.

In collaboration with the Stockholm Region.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Public Health Agency of Sweden’s recommendations to give you a safe visit.

A safe summer in Konserthuset

Verket is a folk-jazz quartet consisting of Rasmus Mannervik piano, Magnus Adestedt bass, August Enoksson guitar and Joel Möller percussion. The repertoire is mainly self-composed and has its roots in jazz, but it is also strongly influenced by the members’ other musical influences, such as folk, funk, classical and world music.

Every summer since 2010, Konserthuset Stockholm employs young summer musicians to give concerts during the summer season. This year, there are six ensembles, selected after audition, with music students aged 16–19 who five times a day offer varied music in the genres of classical, jazz or vocal in Konserthuset Stockholm’s entrance foyer towards Hötorget. The concerts are about 20 minutes long with free entrance.

In collaboration with the Stockholm Region.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Public Health Agency of Sweden’s recommendations to give you a safe visit.

A safe summer in Konserthuset

4embla is a vocal quartet consisting of four singers – sopranos Lia Djerf and Julia Underskog and altos Ebba Edvell and Sophia Yildiz. The repertoire is a rich mix from folk music to classical and own interpretations of well-known songs.

Every summer since 2010, Konserthuset Stockholm employs young summer musicians to give concerts during the summer season. This year, there are six ensembles, selected after audition, with music students aged 16–19 who five times a day offer varied music in the genres of classical, jazz or vocal in Konserthuset Stockholm’s entrance foyer towards Hötorget. The concerts are about 20 minutes long with free entrance.

In collaboration with the Stockholm Region.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Public Health Agency of Sweden’s recommendations to give you a safe visit.

A safe summer in Konserthuset

The jazz and soul duo Ella Wie consists of Elsa Westling on piano and vocals and Alma Wikström on double bass and vocals. Ella Wie's repertoire is wide and offers the very best from soul and jazz, with a repertoire that ranges from older classics to forgotten gold nuggets and the completely newly written, self-composed. The concerts include music from artists such as Nina Simone, Joni Mitchell, Esbjörn Svensson, Chaka Khan, Monica Zetterlund and Aretha Franklin.

Every summer since 2010, Konserthuset Stockholm employs young summer musicians to give concerts during the summer season. This year, there are six ensembles, selected after audition, with music students aged 16–19 who five times a day offer varied music in the genres of classical, jazz or vocal in Konserthuset Stockholm’s entrance foyer towards Hötorget. The concerts are about 20 minutes long with free entrance.

In collaboration with the Stockholm Region.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Public Health Agency of Sweden’s recommendations to give you a safe visit.

A safe summer in Konserthuset

Trio Tremoli consists of Theodor Ahlbeck Glader piano, Ärla Hillerud cello and Simona Guler flute. The trio was formed very recently, at the end of 2020. The repertoire is varied and includes, for example, romantic music by Carl Maria von Weber, Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy and 20th century music by Maurice Ravel and Astor Piazzolla.

Every summer since 2010, Konserthuset Stockholm employs young summer musicians to give concerts during the summer season. This year, there are six ensembles, selected after audition, with music students aged 16–19 who five times a day offer varied music in the genres of classical, jazz or vocal in Konserthuset Stockholm’s entrance foyer towards Hötorget. The concerts are about 20 minutes long with free entrance.

In collaboration with the Stockholm Region.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Public Health Agency of Sweden’s recommendations to give you a safe visit.

A safe summer in Konserthuset

The jazz quintet Bluesette Quintet’s repertoire contains both self-composed and music from ”The Great American Songbook”. From heart breaking ballads to swinging bebop – Bluesette Quintet has influences from many places: Stan Getz, Chet Baker, Horace Silver, Sonny Rollins, Herbie Hancock and more. The quintet consists of Morgan Lindgren tenor saxophone, Benjamin Sällström trumpet, Tuva Järvheden Bergenheim drums, Anton Tancredi double bass and Elmer Stenlund piano.

Every summer since 2010, Konserthuset Stockholm employs young summer musicians to give concerts during the summer season. This year, there are six ensembles, selected after audition, with music students aged 16–19 who five times a day offer varied music in the genres of classical, jazz or vocal in Konserthuset Stockholm’s entrance foyer towards Hötorget. The concerts are about 20 minutes long with free entrance.

In collaboration with the Stockholm Region.

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Konserthuset Stockholm follows the Public Health Agency of Sweden’s recommendations to give you a safe visit.

A safe summer in Konserthuset