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34 concerts
34 concerts
2025-10-24 20:15 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
The Gothenburg Symphony Vocal Ensemble (GSVE) was formed in 2016 and consists of 12 professional singers. The ensemble works both as part of the Gothenburg Symphony Choir in major symphonic works performed together with the Gothenburg Symphony, and as an independent ensemble under the direction of Katie Thomas.
GSVE is a group of experienced and versatile singers, who perform varied programs and explore a wide repertoire, from medieval music to newly commissioned works. The ensemble has previously collaborated with, among others, the Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra and the Barockakademin Göteborgs Symfoniker and performs regular vocal programs both in Gothenburg's Concert Hall and around the Västra Götaland region.
Pernilla Carlzon Lindh Violin
Nicola Boruvka Violin
Karin Claesson viola
Paula Gustafsson Apola cello
Markus Lang double-bass
Pierre Guis Violin
Juan Zurutuza is a pianist trained in Mexico and the Netherlands. He studied with Rian de Waal at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague from 2001-2008. He has played solo and chamber music concerts with members of the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra and the Concertgebouw Orchestra in Scandinavia, Europe and North America. Since 2022, Juan Zurutuza is pianist in the Gothenburg Symphony.
He is currently studying with pianist Robert Durso, thanks to several scholarships received from Göteborgs Symfoniker Friend Association, the Marianne & Ary Paley Scholarship Fund, the Eduard Magnus Music Fund and the Mary von Sydows Donation Fund.
Emirzeth Henríquez Violin
Hanna Eliasson Violin
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo viola
Petra Lundin cello
Sara Trobäck Violin
Charlotta Grahn Wetter Violin
Lars Mårtensson viola
Bernt Andersson ackordeon
2025-05-03 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Clara Garde Violin
Markus Lang double-bass
Pernille Kristiansen Violin
Emirzeth Henríquez Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Hanna Eliasson Violin
Manon Briau viola
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Juan Zurutuza is a pianist trained in Mexico and the Netherlands. He studied with Rian de Waal at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague from 2001-2008. He has played solo and chamber music concerts with members of the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra and the Concertgebouw Orchestra in Scandinavia, Europe and North America. Since 2022, Juan Zurutuza is pianist in the Gothenburg Symphony.
He is currently studying with pianist Robert Durso, thanks to several scholarships received from Göteborgs Symfoniker Friend Association, the Marianne & Ary Paley Scholarship Fund, the Eduard Magnus Music Fund and the Mary von Sydows Donation Fund.
2024-10-25 20:30 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Jongen Två stycken för fyra celli
12 min
Shaw Limestone & Felt
6 min
Gardel/Le Pera Por una cabeza
3 min
Le Gendre Riff for String Quartet
12 min
Participants
Hanna Eliasson violin 2
Emirzeth Henríquez violin 2
Petra Lundin cello
Jamie Louise White bassoon
Pernille Kristiansen violin 2
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Pia Enblom cello
Jun Sasaki cello
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Pierre Guis violin 2
Marcus Elliott Gaved double-bass
Manon Briau viola
Walter Witick was employed by the Gothenburg Symphony in 2023. He was born in 1992 in Karleby, Finland and began his studies as an 8-year-old at the Middle Österbotten Conservatory. In 2007, he began his studies at the Sibelius Academy's youth department and went on to obtain a bachelor's degree at the Amsterdam Conservatory and a master's degree from the Sibelius Academy. Alongside his work in the orchestra, chamber music is close to his heart.
Paula Gustafsson Apola Orkestermedlem
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo Orkestermedlem
2024-10-05 13:00 Garderobshallen
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Tobias Edvardsson presentatör, sång
Pierre Guis Violin 1
Lotte Lybeck violin 2
Ellinor Rossing viola
Kerstin Anderson cello
2024-10-04 13:00 Garderobshallen
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Tobias Edvardsson presentatör, sång
Pierre Guis Violin 1
Lotte Lybeck violin 2
Ellinor Rossing viola
Kerstin Anderson cello
2023-05-28 18:00 Stenhammarsalen
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Marjolein Vermeeren flute
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Pierre Guis Violin
Jun Sasaki cello
2023-05-27 14:00 Pater Noster
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Marjolein Vermeeren flute
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Pierre Guis Violin
Jun Sasaki cello
2023-05-26 18:00 Nordiska Akvarellmuseet
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Marjolein Vermeeren flute
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Pierre Guis Violin
Jun Sasaki cello
2023-03-11 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Terje Skomedal Violin
Marja Engström Inkinen Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Nicola Boruvka Violin
Théophile Hartz oboe
Annika Bjelk piano
Alec Frank-Gemmill french horn
Emirzeth Henríquez Violin
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo viola
Petra Lundin cello
Markus Lang double-bass
2023-03-02 14:00 Bergsjöns kulturhus
Barockakademin Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
The Baroque Academy Gothenburg Symphony was formed around 2008 and consists of 20 musicians who are driven by the desire to explore and bring to life music from the 17th and 18th centuries. Concert master is Terje Skomedal. The ensemble has performed several concerts over the years with guest soloists and baroque specialists, such as Iwona Muszynska (violin), Takashi Watanabe (harpsichord), Stefano Veggetti (cello) and Philippe Pierlot (viola da gamba).In addition to a series of concerts in Gothenburg Concert Hall, the Baroque Academy has also played at the Auktionsverket in Gothenburg, Kulturbruket på Dal and several other places in Västra Götaland. In 2023 BAGS released an album with italian countertenor Nicolò Balducci.
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Cellist Johan Stern is principal conductor of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and teaches cello, chamber music and orchestral playing at the Academy of Music and Performing Arts. He studied at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm and at the Juilliard School in New York. As a member of Gageego!, the Gothenburg Ensemble for New Music, he has premiered several solo works by our leading Nordic composers. Johan Stern has participated in a number of international festivals and as a soloist and chamber musician has performed with figures such as Bobby McFerrin, Edward Gardner, Petri Sakari, Kristjan Järvi, Daniel Müller-Schott and Levon Chilingirian. During his studies at Juilliard, he had the privilege of collaborating with several internationally renowned musical figures, including cellist Yo-Yo Ma and composers Elliott Carter and John Cage.
Terje Skomedal Violin
Marja Engström Inkinen Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Nicola Boruvka Violin
2023-03-01 18:30 Världskulturmuséet
Barockakademin Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
The Baroque Academy Gothenburg Symphony was formed around 2008 and consists of 20 musicians who are driven by the desire to explore and bring to life music from the 17th and 18th centuries. Concert master is Terje Skomedal. The ensemble has performed several concerts over the years with guest soloists and baroque specialists, such as Iwona Muszynska (violin), Takashi Watanabe (harpsichord), Stefano Veggetti (cello) and Philippe Pierlot (viola da gamba).In addition to a series of concerts in Gothenburg Concert Hall, the Baroque Academy has also played at the Auktionsverket in Gothenburg, Kulturbruket på Dal and several other places in Västra Götaland. In 2023 BAGS released an album with italian countertenor Nicolò Balducci.
Cellist Johan Stern is principal conductor of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and teaches cello, chamber music and orchestral playing at the Academy of Music and Performing Arts. He studied at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm and at the Juilliard School in New York. As a member of Gageego!, the Gothenburg Ensemble for New Music, he has premiered several solo works by our leading Nordic composers. Johan Stern has participated in a number of international festivals and as a soloist and chamber musician has performed with figures such as Bobby McFerrin, Edward Gardner, Petri Sakari, Kristjan Järvi, Daniel Müller-Schott and Levon Chilingirian. During his studies at Juilliard, he had the privilege of collaborating with several internationally renowned musical figures, including cellist Yo-Yo Ma and composers Elliott Carter and John Cage.
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Marjolein Vermeeren flute
Marcus Mohlin cembalo
Charlotta Grahn Wetter Violin
Terje Skomedal Violin
Marja Engström Inkinen Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Nicola Boruvka Violin
2022-06-19 11:30 Universeum
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Holst Jupiter ur Planeterna
4 min
Howard Fly Me to the Moon
3 min
Mancini Moon River
3 min
Bowie Space Oddity
4 min
Participants
Pierre Guis Orkestermedlem
Lotte Lybeck Orkestermedlem
Ellinor Rossing Orkestermedlem
Pia Enblom Orkestermedlem
2021-11-13 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Philip Glass is often mentioned in the same breath as Steve Reich and Terry Riley. Glass' minimalism, however, can be said to represent a completely different direction than that taken by Reich or Riley, but in history books we often find them on the same page. Today, Glass is probably best known for his film music, where several of his soundtracks have been nominated for Oscars, such as the cello music for The Hours.
String Quartet No. 3 was written for Paul Schrader's acclaimed film Mishisma – a Life in Four Chapters in 1985. The controversial Japanese author Yukio Mishima developed his own form of nationalism and cultural conservatism.
Mendelssohn Octet
28 min
Participants
Terje Skomedal Violin
Joel Nyman Violin
Charlotta Grahn Wetter Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo viola
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Gustav Ölmedal cello
2020-12-01 13:00 Endast GSOPlay
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Marja Engström Inkinen Violin
Joel Nyman Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Charles DeRamus double-bass
Daina Mateikaite Violin
Hanna Eliasson Violin
Henrik Edström viola
Paula Gustafsson Apola cello
2020-12-01 10:00 Endast GSOPlay
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Mendelssohn Octet
33 min
Participants
Terje Skomedal Violin
Joel Nyman Violin
Tove Lund Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo viola
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Antonio Hallongren cello
Programme
Participants
Pierre Guis Tambourine
Terje Skomedal Violin
Anders Hagberg flute
Johannes Lundberg double-bass
Nicola Boruvka Violin
Helena Kollback Heuman Violin
Karin Claesson viola
Paula Gustafsson Apola cello
Yury Efimov Violin 1
Nils Edin viola
Charlotte Edin cello
Olga Mikhaylova piano
Pierre Guis Orkestermedlem
Terje Skomedal Orkestermedlem
Anders Hagberg soloist
Johannes Lundberg soloist
Nicola Boruvka Orkestermedlem
Helena Kollback Heuman Orkestermedlem
Karin Claesson Orkestermedlem
Paula Gustafsson Apola Orkestermedlem
Yury Efimov Orkestermedlem
Nils Edin Orkestermedlem
Charlotte Edin soloist
Olga Mikhaylova soloist
2019-11-16 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Ensemble CapletParticipants
Marjolein Vermeeren flute
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Pierre Guis Violin
Jun Sasaki cello
2019-05-11 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Hanna Eliasson Orkestermedlem
Pierre Guis Orkestermedlem
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo Orkestermedlem
Erika Johansson Vikarie
Pia Enblom Orkestermedlem
2019-05-04 18:00 Hedekas bygdegård
Barockakademin Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
The Baroque Academy Gothenburg Symphony was formed around 2008 and consists of 20 musicians who are driven by the desire to explore and bring to life music from the 17th and 18th centuries. Concert master is Terje Skomedal. The ensemble has performed several concerts over the years with guest soloists and baroque specialists, such as Iwona Muszynska (violin), Takashi Watanabe (harpsichord), Stefano Veggetti (cello) and Philippe Pierlot (viola da gamba).In addition to a series of concerts in Gothenburg Concert Hall, the Baroque Academy has also played at the Auktionsverket in Gothenburg, Kulturbruket på Dal and several other places in Västra Götaland. In 2023 BAGS released an album with italian countertenor Nicolò Balducci.
Marjolein Vermeeren traverso
Terje Skomedal Violin
Joel Nyman Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Stefano Veggetti cello
Takashi Watanabe cembalo
2019-05-03 18:00 Easy Living, Gamlestaden, Göteborg
Barockakademin Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
The Baroque Academy Gothenburg Symphony was formed around 2008 and consists of 20 musicians who are driven by the desire to explore and bring to life music from the 17th and 18th centuries. Concert master is Terje Skomedal. The ensemble has performed several concerts over the years with guest soloists and baroque specialists, such as Iwona Muszynska (violin), Takashi Watanabe (harpsichord), Stefano Veggetti (cello) and Philippe Pierlot (viola da gamba).In addition to a series of concerts in Gothenburg Concert Hall, the Baroque Academy has also played at the Auktionsverket in Gothenburg, Kulturbruket på Dal and several other places in Västra Götaland. In 2023 BAGS released an album with italian countertenor Nicolò Balducci.
Marjolein Vermeeren traverso
Terje Skomedal Violin
Joel Nyman Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Stefano Veggetti cello
Takashi Watanabe cembalo
2019-03-30 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Pia Enblom cello
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo viola
Pierre Guis Violin
Pär Enblom french horn
Erika Johansson viola
Grzegorz Wybraniec cello
August Holmgren piano
2018-10-06 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Joel Nyman Violin
Grzegorz Wybraniec cello
August Holmgren piano
Pierre Guis Violin
Pia Enblom cello
Michael Cheung piano
2018-05-12 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Antonio Hallongren cello
Thomas Rudberg piano
Pierre Guis Orkestermedlem
Joel Nyman Orkestermedlem
Daniel Lee Orkestermedlem
Laura Groenestein-Hendriks Orkestermedlem
Petra Lundin Orkestermedlem
Oscar Sokk Kleväng Orkestermedlem
2018-02-24 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Grzegorz Wybraniec cello
August Holmgren piano
Pierre Guis Violin
Hanna Eliasson Violin
Susanne Brunström viola
Pia Enblom cello
Charles DeRamus double-bass
2017-11-25 11:00 Götaplatsfoajén
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Pierre Guis violin 2
Jun Sasaki cello
Marja Engström Inkinen Violin
Marianne Rönkkönen piano
Susanne Svantesson dans
Mezzo-soprano Maria Forsström moves naturally between the symphonic repertoire, oratorios and intimate chamber music. With her background in church music, she is often hired as a soloist in Baroque music, but she is just as happy to sing the great late Romantic music such as Brahms' Altrapsodie and Gustav Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde and newly written works. She has recorded for Musica Rediviva, Sony Classical, Chandos Records and BIS. Since 2014, she has visited the Oxford Lieder Festival several times with pianist Matti Hirvonen and toured with Schubert's Winterreise together with Bengt Forsberg.
Maria Forsström also commissions new music for mezzo, marimba, organ and piano for her chamber music trio, including in collaboration with Nobel Prize winner Louise Glück. She has sung with orchestras such as Musica Aeterna, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Swedish Chamber Orchestra, Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Malmö Symphony Orchestra, Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra and Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra and with conductors such as Teodor Currentzis, Christoph Eschenbach, Edward Gardner, Masaaki Suzuki and Jacek Kaspszyk.
Erik Risberg was employed as a pianist in the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra from 1995 to 2023, also performing on organ, harpsichord and other keyboard instruments. He regularly performed as a chamber musician, including in a piano duo with Bengt Forsberg. Erik Risberg has also been a valued teacher of musical performance at the Gothenburg Academy of Music and Drama for many years and also gives introductions at the Symphony Orchestra's concerts.
2017-06-16 17:00 Stenhammarsalen
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
Carolina Grinne oboe
Kaitlyn Cameron bassoon
Henrik Kilhamn piano
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Jun Sasaki cello
Charles DeRamus double-bass
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo viola
Pierre Guis violin 2
von Thord Ensemble
Programme
Casella Cellosonata No.1
24 min
Maurice Sicilienne
5 min
Maurice Sérénade Napolitaine
5 min
Shostakovich String Quartet No. 7
13 min
Participants
Ingrid Sjönnemo Violin
Hanna Eliasson Violin
Nils Edin viola
Anders Robertson cello
Grzegorz Wybraniec cello
Mikael Kjellgren piano
Pierre Guis Galoubet-Tambourin
2017-04-07 18:00 Göteborgs universitets aula
Barockakademin Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
Participants
The Baroque Academy Gothenburg Symphony was formed around 2008 and consists of 20 musicians who are driven by the desire to explore and bring to life music from the 17th and 18th centuries. Concert master is Terje Skomedal. The ensemble has performed several concerts over the years with guest soloists and baroque specialists, such as Iwona Muszynska (violin), Takashi Watanabe (harpsichord), Stefano Veggetti (cello) and Philippe Pierlot (viola da gamba).In addition to a series of concerts in Gothenburg Concert Hall, the Baroque Academy has also played at the Auktionsverket in Gothenburg, Kulturbruket på Dal and several other places in Västra Götaland. In 2023 BAGS released an album with italian countertenor Nicolò Balducci.
Stefano Veggetti Artistic Director
Takashi Watanabe cembalo
Terje Skomedal Violin 1
Joel Nyman Violin 1
Pierre Guis Violin 1
Jenny Jonsson Violin 1
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Helena Frankmar violin 2
Cecilia Hultkrantz violin 2
Lotte Lybeck violin 2
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo viola
Magnus Lundén viola
Nils Edin viola
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Samuel Runsteen viola da gamba
Hans Adler double-bass
Erik Risberg was employed as a pianist in the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra from 1995 to 2023, also performing on organ, harpsichord and other keyboard instruments. He regularly performed as a chamber musician, including in a piano duo with Bengt Forsberg. Erik Risberg has also been a valued teacher of musical performance at the Gothenburg Academy of Music and Drama for many years and also gives introductions at the Symphony Orchestra's concerts.
Programme
Participants
Terje Skomedal Violin
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Åsa Rudner Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Nils Edin viola
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo viola
Oscar Sokk Kleväng cello
Charlotte Edin cello
Joel Nyman Violin 1
Markus Kvint piano
Programme
Participants
Terje Skomedal Violin
Pierre Guis Violin
Hanna Eliasson Violin
Jenny Jonsson Violin
Håvard Lysebo flute
Justyna Jara began playing the violin when she was seven years old. After winning a prize at a competition for young violinists in Gdansk, Poland, she continued her studies in Warsaw with Miroslaw Lawrynowicz. During her studies, she won prizes in several violin competitions. She also recorded Wieniawski's Etudes Caprices Op 10 and 18 for the Acte Préalable record label as a tribute to her teacher. She studied for a year at the Chopin University in Warsaw and then at Juilliard in New York, working with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, often as assistant concertmaster. In 2014, she was appointed second concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Samuel Runsteen Violin
Tuula Fleivik Nurmo viola
Jun Sasaki cello