Six short concerts that begin early. An hour filled with inspiring listening. Famous works from the classical repertoire, combined with newer discoveries.
Packed with unique world-class soloists – and the stars of tomorrow! Plus a treat at the end: an intimate concert with superstar Yo-Yo Ma! A subscription featuring major masterpieces, including those that are far too seldom heard.
A packed subscription including Sibelius’ powerful Kullervo, a first-class guest performance from Leipzig, elements of the composer festivals and an evening of opera with Nina Stemme and Katarina Karnéus – a coveted cultural event!
Nine concerts, four of which are with chief conductor Sakari Oramo! A rich and well-balanced blend of familiar music and less common musical gems. And a major world premiere: Sinfonia No. 13 by Daniel Börtz.
Seven full-length concerts with an earlier start time. The exciting subscription of soloists with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and a guest performance from Canada.
The subscription of major events, with the festive Epiphany weekend concert, festivals, the 100-year celebration of Eric Ericson and artist duo Alexandrov Klum. And of course: Sakari Oramo with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Gold Subscription with opera stars Nina Stemme and Katarina Karnéus, the impressive Nicola Benedetti, a guest performance by Dutch Baroque experts and an encounter with the fantastic and beloved violinist Janine Jansen.
The sophisticated big band Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra with rising star Cécile McLorin Salvant, Blue House Jazz in a unique collaboration, and inimitable guitarist Martin Taylor with the father and son Wakenius.
Italian master Maurizio Pollini returns for a visit at last, and of course, so does Grigory Sokolov. And the established greats Elisabeth Leonskaja and Roland Pöntinen. Nestled in between: a South Korean sensation.
Back by popular demand, we will find favourites Drillar och Draköron (“Trills and Dragon Ears”) and Songs from Majas Alfabet on the programme, and of course, the Christmas concert and the Magnificent Sisters’ Symphony – a bold new musical performance directed by Suzanne Osten.
For forward-looking listeners who want to open their ears to the innovative music of today. Four Friday evenings in an up-close experience with the music and musicians – in the bar: drinks and appetizers, open both before and after the concert.
Music that is famous and unknown, new and old – here our Philharmonic members gladly travel off the beaten path in pursuit of infectious exploration and creativity.
With unabated power, we continue to deliver lieds, together with pianist Magnus Svensson like a spider weaving a web. This season with Peter Mattei and a string of our most beloved Swedish opera singers.
Popular soup concerts, with or without lunch. 45 minutes of music in brilliant programmes combining classics – or shall we say seasoning them – with exciting discoveries.
In the company of the country’s leading organists on Konserthuset’s enormous organ – an orchestra in and of itself with 6,100 pipes. Ravel’s Bolero played on an organ? Yes, even that.
