Programme

For children 3–5 years old.

Get close to the musicians in the Grünewald Hall – and discover the orchestra's brass instruments in a classical concert with listening games, together with a music teacher. 

After this approx. 30-minute concert, there is a chance to try out different instruments in the foyer.

For children 3–5 years old.

Get close to the musicians in the Grünewald Hall – and discover the orchestra's instruments in a classical concert with listening games, together with a music teacher. At this concert you will meet the orchestra's brass instruments.

After this approx. 30-minute concert, there is a chance to try out different instruments in the foyer.

Note

It is not possible to bring strollers into the Stockholm Concert Hall, if possible leave the them at home.

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 25 persons/tour.

For children 3–5 years old.

Get close to the musicians in the Grünewald Hall – and discover the orchestra's instruments in a classical concert with listening games, together with a music teacher. At this concert you will meet the orchestra's brass instruments.

After this approx. 30-minute concert, there is a chance to try out different instruments in the foyer.

Note

It is not possible to bring strollers into the Stockholm Concert Hall, if possible leave the them at home.

The Eric Ericson Chamber Choir is among the most renowned professional ensembles in the world. Since 2003, it has enjoyed a close partnership with Konserthuset Stockholm and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Founded in 1945 by Eric Ericson, who was only 27 at the time, the chamber choir has a broad repertoire. Generations of Swedish composers have viewed the “Chamber Choir” as an ideal ensemble, with its typical Nordic sound and virtuosity.

On Kulturnatt Stockholm, the choir juxtaposes the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and Arvo Pärt, under the baton of its conductor Fredrik Malmberg. Both musicians’ work is spiritual and offers solace, even though it was composed in very different times and places. We are also treated to a fitting series of seasonal songs: David Wikander’s lovely Förvårskväll (“One Early Spring Evening”) and Hugo Alfvén’s delightful arrangement of Och jungfrun hon går i ringen (“And the Maiden Joins the Ring”).

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Please note
Bags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.

Join us on a tour up to Konserthuset’s rooftop terrace. With views of downtown Stockholm illuminated as the darkness falls, our guides will present Konserthuset’s place in the city. The view of Stockholm from Konserthuset’s roof is very popular!

Note!

• Limited availability with steep stairs. 
• Age limit 7 years due to safety reasons.
• Bags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.

Tickets

• Tickets can be collected at the main entrance 20 April, from 17.45, entrance from Hötorget. These tours are very popular so be in time.
• 10 people in each group

When you have a ticket

• Be ready 5 minutes before the tour starts, otherwise your seats will be released to people in the waiting queue.

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

On Kulturnatt Stockholm, Konserthuset’s elegant foyer serves as the backdrop for a classical music concert with pupils from Lilla Akademien. Grab the opportunity to marvel at the talent of tomorrow’s classical musicians today!

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Please note
Bags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.

Kizelo Mleko is a swirlingly rhythmic Balkan and klezmer band from Stockholm. Its music is rooted in melodies from eastern Europe, played against a clear backdrop of pop, rock and even classical music. Expect to be tapping your feet to swinging Balkan beats! Kizelo Mleko’s repertoire is a blend of original compositions by the band itself and arrangements of traditional melodies.

Since its founding more than 15 years ago, Kizelo Mleko has played in venues as diverse as sweaty night clubs and circle-dancing synagogues. Last year, having previously released two EPs, the band debuted its first full-length album: Varning för leoparden! (“Beware the Leopard!”).

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Please note
Bags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.

Take this chance to try out string and wind instruments during the Kulturnatt Stockholm. Our music guides will answer your questions, help you with the instruments and show you how they work.

Kizelo Mleko is a swirlingly rhythmic Balkan and klezmer band from Stockholm. Its music is rooted in melodies from eastern Europe, played against a clear backdrop of pop, rock and even classical music. Expect to be tapping your feet to swinging Balkan beats! Kizelo Mleko’s repertoire is a blend of original compositions by the band itself and arrangements of traditional melodies.

Since its founding more than 15 years ago, Kizelo Mleko has played in venues as diverse as sweaty night clubs and circle-dancing synagogues. Last year, having previously released two EPs, the band debuted its first full-length album: Varning för leoparden! (“Beware the Leopard!”).

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Please note
Bags larger than A4 (approx. 30x20 cm) may not be brought into Konserthuset during Kulturnatt Stockholm.