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Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1
With soft melodies and technical challenges, this Violin Concerto by Max Bruch is beloved, and it is performed tonight by Nikolaj Znaider. We also hear Elgar’s infinitely beautiful Enigma Variations with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra in all its splendour.
Chamber music with Kuusisto
Experience music that consoles, uplifts and moves you – from the youthful emotional depth of Amanda Maier-Röntgen and the bright sound of Andrea Tarrodi, to Brahms’s warm finale with its vibrant folk spirit. With musicians from the Gothenburg Symphony and Pekka Kuusisto.
Bruckner & Mozart with Jacquot
Mozart’s popular Piano Concerto No. 24, led by Marie Jacquot with Markus Schirmer at the piano. After the interval, the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra also presents Bruckner’s Symphony No. 6, which contains an entire lifetime of emotions.
Classical AW with Bach
Join Gothenburg’s most classic after work! Hear music by J.S. Bach and Britten in a breathtaking performance by tenor Andrew Staples, the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and choir. The evening continues in the foyer bars after the concert.
Ravel Bolero
With its hypnotic power, Ravel’s Bolero is endlessly fascinating. This famous orchestral work grows by the minute, blossoming at last to the fullest in a magnificent climax. François Leleux conducts the orchestra and is the soloist in Haydn’s mysterious Oboe Concerto.
Classical AW: French Summer
Conductor Ludovic Morlot drops in from Barcelona to present a concert with a French theme for early summer, together with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. Stop by after work and enjoy a Wednesday evening of mingling and music of perfect format.
In the Land of Fairy Tales
With us, there is a magical path leading into the world of myths. Lose yourself among heroes and wizards, tender lovers and exotic birds. Here are immortal melodies and stories that never cease to captivate.
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Family concert: Boisterous Bellman
Tiktok doesn’t have enough wigs or breeches. Join us on a journey to the 18th century and get to know the great songwriter Carl Michael Bellman, along with musicians from Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and singer Martin Bagge.
National Day Concert 2026
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, choir, conductor Tobias Ringborg and guests plays in beautiful Slottsskogen with author Lydia Sandgren as compère. A tradition that brings together tens of thousands and becomes a moment for relaxation, community and singing.
Side by Side 2026: Festival Concert
Experience 2000 young musicians and singers from all over the world at the Side by Side music camp as they perform side by side with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra in Scandinavium. A highlight for the whole family.
Side by Side 2026: Closing Concert
Welcome to a soaring symphonic celebration where the future virtuosos from the international music camp Side by Side meet Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra in a double symphony orchestra! This concert concludes the orchestra’s spring season and is the finale of a camp week.
Let the Mind Soar
Experience music that moves through time and space. Here are sounds that open doors to other dimensions. Perhaps your mind travels to the world of imagination, or perhaps you turn your gaze inward. Either way, we might bring you closer to the answer of the riddle.
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Schumann Symphony No. 2
Welcome the orchestra’s many colours and irresistible melodies in this 19th-century journey with conductor Thomas Dausgaard and the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. We hear symphonies by Robert Schumann and Johan Svendsen.
Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1
With soft melodies and technical challenges, this Violin Concerto by Max Bruch is beloved, and it is performed tonight by Nikolaj Znaider. We also hear Elgar’s infinitely beautiful Enigma Variations with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra in all its splendour.
Beyond Words with Kuusisto and Barruk
A concert about the power of language with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and Sámi singer Katarina Barruk, whose incredible stage presence combines folk tunes and pop in symphonic dress. Pekka Kuusisto leads the orchestra in Sibelius’ versatile Symphony No. 5.
Chamber music with Kuusisto
Experience music that consoles, uplifts and moves you – from the youthful emotional depth of Amanda Maier-Röntgen and the bright sound of Andrea Tarrodi, to Brahms’s warm finale with its vibrant folk spirit. With musicians from the Gothenburg Symphony and Pekka Kuusisto.
Dvorák Cello Concerto
Conductor Marta Gardolińska presents a rare French gem: Mel Bonis’ orchestral tribute to three legendary women. In addition, we hear Dvorák’s beloved Cello Concerto, with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra’s Claes Gunnarsson as soloist.
Soulful strings
Musicians from the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra serve a four-course meal of strings on a silver platter. We hear Strauss’ final opera, a string quartet by Nancy Dalberg and enthusiastic dialogues for viola and violin composed by Clarke and Mozart.
Salonen Sinfonia Concertante
Esa-Pekka Salonen is back with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra as conductor and composer! In his Concerto for Organ and Orchestra, he uses every imaginable register – true to his multifaceted artistry. We also hear the dazzling Poème de l’Extase by Scriabin.
Boundless brilliance
Let yourself be spellbound as the world’s top soloists make the impossible possible. Here are concerts with artistry at the highest level. Enjoy gentle melodies, soaring solos, and technical challenges mastered to perfection.
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Explore New Ground
Embark on an expedition through musical frontiers. Meet composers who create new expressions and soundscapes. For those who seek the unexpected and want to be surprised.
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"Music can lift your gaze and make everything feel okay"
Get to know Sara Trobäck, concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony, her thoughts on music, and what she is particularly looking forward to in the 2025-2026 season.
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Salonen Sinfonia Concertante
Esa-Pekka Salonen is back with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra as conductor and composer! In his Concerto for Organ and Orchestra, he uses every imaginable register – true to his multifaceted artistry. We also hear the dazzling Poème de l’Extase by Scriabin.
Anna Lapwood: Music of the Stars
Sit back and enjoy a journey through the stars with music from Interstellar and Star Wars. Acclaimed organist and music profile Anna Lapwood makes her debut in Gothenburg with an imaginative organ programme from the world of film. Show piece of the night is a fresh suite from Lord of the Rings
"We went out in the streets and felt the same atmosphere as in the music"
Get to know Arno Tri Pramudia, trombonist in Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, his thoughts on music, and what he is particularly looking forward to in the 2025-2026 season.
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Chamber music with Kuusisto
Experience music that consoles, uplifts and moves you – from the youthful emotional depth of Amanda Maier-Röntgen and the bright sound of Andrea Tarrodi, to Brahms’s warm finale with its vibrant folk spirit. With musicians from the Gothenburg Symphony and Pekka Kuusisto.
Soulful strings
Musicians from the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra serve a four-course meal of strings on a silver platter. We hear Strauss’ final opera, a string quartet by Nancy Dalberg and enthusiastic dialogues for viola and violin composed by Clarke and Mozart.
Music for a summer evening
Ensemble Caplet consists of harp, flute and strings. Together with singers from the Gothenburg Symphony Vocal Ensemble, they fill the summer evening with achingly beautiful notes of love and the season.
"I love how Strauss can make us feel as though we are in another dimension."
Get to know Manon Briau, violist in Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, her thoughts on the music, and what she is particularly looking forward to in the 2025-2026 season.
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Which concert do you choose?
In our wide range, there is something to suit everyone. Find your favourite in the concert calendar!