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24 concerts
24 concerts
2020-12-10 10:00 Endast GSOPlay
Musiker ur Göteborgs SymfonikerProgramme
J S Bach Brandenburger Suite
4 min
Humperdinck Abendsegen
5 min
Berlin White Christmas
3 min
Willcocks Away in a manger
3 min
Anderson Sleigh Ride
3 min
Participants
2003-12-09 19:30 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel JOY TO THE WORLD
3 min
Gruber STILLA NATT
3 min
Grainger Shepherd's Hey
3 min
Trad. WALT DISNEY-MEDLEY
11 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Åsa Fång soloist
Fredrik Kempe soloist
Mark Levengood presenter
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
2003-12-08 19:30 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel JOY TO THE WORLD
3 min
Gruber STILLA NATT
3 min
Grainger Shepherd's Hey
3 min
Trad. WALT DISNEY-MEDLEY
11 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Åsa Fång soloist
Fredrik Kempe soloist
Mark Levengood presenter
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
2003-12-07 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel JOY TO THE WORLD
3 min
Gruber STILLA NATT
3 min
Grainger Shepherd's Hey
3 min
Trad. WALT DISNEY-MEDLEY
11 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Åsa Fång soloist
Fredrik Kempe soloist
Mark Levengood presenter
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
2003-12-07 15:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel JOY TO THE WORLD
3 min
Gruber STILLA NATT
3 min
Grainger Shepherd's Hey
3 min
Trad. WALT DISNEY-MEDLEY
11 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Åsa Fång soloist
Fredrik Kempe soloist
Mark Levengood presenter
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
2003-12-06 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel JOY TO THE WORLD
3 min
Gruber STILLA NATT
3 min
Grainger Shepherd's Hey
3 min
Trad. WALT DISNEY-MEDLEY
11 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Åsa Fång soloist
Fredrik Kempe soloist
Mark Levengood presenter
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
2003-12-06 15:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel JOY TO THE WORLD
3 min
Gruber STILLA NATT
3 min
Grainger Shepherd's Hey
3 min
Trad. WALT DISNEY-MEDLEY
11 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Åsa Fång soloist
Fredrik Kempe soloist
Mark Levengood presenter
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
1999-12-07 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel Joy to the world
3 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
12 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Raymond Björling tenor
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Lena Ingels soprano
Jörgen Mörnbäck soloist
1999-12-06 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel Joy to the world
3 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
12 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Raymond Björling tenor
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Lena Ingels soprano
Jörgen Mörnbäck soloist
1999-12-05 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel Joy to the world
3 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
12 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Raymond Björling tenor
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Lena Ingels soprano
Jörgen Mörnbäck soloist
1999-12-05 15:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel Joy to the world
3 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
12 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Raymond Björling tenor
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Lena Ingels soprano
Jörgen Mörnbäck soloist
1999-12-04 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel Joy to the world
3 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
12 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
4 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Raymond Björling tenor
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Lena Ingels soprano
Jörgen Mörnbäck soloist
1999-12-04 15:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Händel Joy to the world
3 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
12 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
4 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Raymond Björling tenor
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Lena Ingels soprano
Jörgen Mörnbäck soloist
1998-12-08 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Eliasson Eftertankens tid
4 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
11 min
Bernstein Chichester Psalms
4 min
Sefve-Svensson Midnatt Råder
4 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
2 min
Lennon / McCartney Let It Be
4 min
Anonymus Julallsång
4 min
Tormé Christmas Song
3 min
Gruber Stilla Natt
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Krister St. Hill baryton
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Rödläppsång dansensemble
Ehrling Eliasson guitar
Titti Sjöblom vocalist
Adde Malmberg soloist
Roger Carlsson soloist
Kenneth Franzén soloist
Benkt Åke Nilsson soloist
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.
Jan Anders Ernlund soloist
Antoni (Tony) Skowronek soloist
Bengt Danielsson soloist
Paul Spjuth soloist
Börje Westerlund soloist
Malcolm Page soloist
Krister Petersson soloist
Lars-Göran Dimle soloist
Jens Kristian Søgaard soloist
Emma Hodgson (Boyd) soloist
Morten Agerup soloist
1998-12-07 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Eliasson Eftertankens tid
4 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
11 min
Bernstein Chichester Psalms
4 min
Sefve-Svensson Midnatt Råder
4 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
2 min
Lennon / McCartney Let It Be
4 min
Anonymus Julallsång
4 min
Tormé Christmas Song
3 min
Gruber Stilla Natt
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Krister St. Hill vocalist
Krister St. Hill baryton
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Rödläppsång dansensemble
Ehrling Eliasson guitar
Titti Sjöblom vocalist
Adde Malmberg soloist
Roger Carlsson soloist
Kenneth Franzén soloist
Benkt Åke Nilsson soloist
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.
Jan Anders Ernlund soloist
Antoni (Tony) Skowronek soloist
Bengt Danielsson soloist
Paul Spjuth soloist
Börje Westerlund soloist
Malcolm Page soloist
Krister Petersson soloist
Lars-Göran Dimle soloist
Jens Kristian Søgaard soloist
Emma Hodgson (Boyd) soloist
Morten Agerup soloist
1998-12-06 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Eliasson Eftertankens tid
4 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
11 min
Bernstein Chichester Psalms
4 min
Sefve-Svensson Midnatt Råder
4 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
2 min
Lennon / McCartney Let It Be
4 min
Anonymus Julallsång
4 min
Tormé Christmas Song
3 min
Gruber Stilla Natt
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Krister St. Hill baryton
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Rödläppsång dansensemble
Ehrling Eliasson guitar
Titti Sjöblom vocalist
Adde Malmberg soloist
Roger Carlsson soloist
Kenneth Franzén soloist
Benkt Åke Nilsson soloist
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.
Jan Anders Ernlund soloist
Antoni (Tony) Skowronek soloist
Bengt Danielsson soloist
Paul Spjuth soloist
Börje Westerlund soloist
Malcolm Page soloist
Krister Petersson soloist
Lars-Göran Dimle soloist
Jens Kristian Søgaard soloist
Emma Hodgson (Boyd) soloist
Morten Agerup soloist
1998-12-06 15:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Eliasson Eftertankens tid
4 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
11 min
Bernstein Chichester Psalms
4 min
Sefve-Svensson Midnatt Råder
4 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
2 min
Lennon / McCartney Let It Be
4 min
Anonymus Julallsång
4 min
Tormé Christmas Song
3 min
Gruber Stilla Natt
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Krister St. Hill baryton
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Rödläppsång dansensemble
Ehrling Eliasson guitar
Titti Sjöblom vocalist
Adde Malmberg soloist
Roger Carlsson soloist
Kenneth Franzén soloist
Benkt Åke Nilsson soloist
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.
Jan Anders Ernlund soloist
Antoni (Tony) Skowronek soloist
Bengt Danielsson soloist
Paul Spjuth soloist
Börje Westerlund soloist
Malcolm Page soloist
Krister Petersson soloist
Lars-Göran Dimle soloist
Jens Kristian Søgaard soloist
Emma Hodgson (Boyd) soloist
Morten Agerup soloist
1998-12-05 19:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Eliasson Eftertankens tid
4 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
11 min
Bernstein Chichester Psalms
4 min
Sefve-Svensson Midnatt Råder
4 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
2 min
Lennon / McCartney Let It Be
4 min
Anonymus Julallsång
4 min
Tormé Christmas Song
3 min
Gruber Stilla Natt
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Krister St. Hill baryton
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Rödläppsång dansensemble
Ehrling Eliasson guitar
Titti Sjöblom vocalist
Adde Malmberg soloist
Roger Carlsson soloist
Kenneth Franzén soloist
Benkt Åke Nilsson soloist
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.
Jan Anders Ernlund soloist
Antoni (Tony) Skowronek soloist
Bengt Danielsson soloist
Paul Spjuth soloist
Börje Westerlund soloist
Malcolm Page soloist
Krister Petersson soloist
Lars-Göran Dimle soloist
Jens Kristian Søgaard soloist
Emma Hodgson (Boyd) soloist
Morten Agerup soloist
1998-12-05 15:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Eliasson Eftertankens tid
4 min
Adam O Helga Natt
4 min
Trad. Walt Disney-medley
11 min
Bernstein Chichester Psalms
4 min
Sefve-Svensson Midnatt Råder
4 min
Berlin White Christmas(Bodin)
2 min
Lennon / McCartney Let It Be
4 min
Anonymus Julallsång
4 min
Tormé Christmas Song
3 min
Gruber Stilla Natt
3 min
Participants
Pär Fridberg Conductor
Krister St. Hill baryton
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Rödläppsång dansensemble
Ehrling Eliasson guitar
Titti Sjöblom vocalist
Adde Malmberg soloist
Roger Carlsson soloist
Kenneth Franzén soloist
Benkt Åke Nilsson soloist
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.
Jan Anders Ernlund soloist
Antoni (Tony) Skowronek soloist
Bengt Danielsson soloist
Paul Spjuth soloist
Börje Westerlund soloist
Malcolm Page soloist
Krister Petersson soloist
Lars-Göran Dimle soloist
Jens Kristian Søgaard soloist
Emma Hodgson (Boyd) soloist
Morten Agerup soloist
1996-12-08 16:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Gabrieli Plaudite omnis terra
3 min
Olsson Guds son är född
4 min
Prøysen Julaftonvisa
3 min
Trad. Staffansvisan
2 min
Anonymus Nu är det Jul igen
2 min
Anonymus Vi äro musikanter
2 min
Rutter Star Carol
3 min
Anonymus KUNGARNAS MARSCH
2 min
Pierpont Jingle Bells
2 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Wade Dagen är kommen
4 min
Participants
Mats Nilsson (dirigent) Conductor
Roger Carlsson soloist
Luisa Denward soloist
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Svante Henryson soloist
Johannes Landgren soloist
Ann-Christine Olsson soloist
Mikael Samuelson soloist
Lennart Simonsson soloist
Ami Skånberg soloist
Veera Suvalo Grimberg soloist
Malcolm Page soloist
Krister Petersson soloist
Bengt Danielsson soloist
Paul Spjuth soloist
Börje Westerlund soloist
Rolf Tilly soloist
Lars-Göran Dimle soloist
Ingemar Roos soloist
Jens Kristian Søgaard soloist
Peter McKinnon soloist
Morten Agerup soloist
1996-12-07 18:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Gabrieli Plaudite omnis terra
3 min
Olsson Guds son är född
4 min
Prøysen Julaftonvisa
3 min
Trad. Staffansvisan
2 min
Anonymus Nu är det Jul igen
2 min
Anonymus Vi äro musikanter
2 min
Rutter Star Carol
3 min
Anonymus KUNGARNAS MARSCH
2 min
Pierpont Jingle Bells
2 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Wade Dagen är kommen
4 min
Participants
Mats Nilsson (dirigent) Conductor
Roger Carlsson soloist
Luisa Denward soloist
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Svante Henryson soloist
Johannes Landgren soloist
Ann-Christine Olsson soloist
Mikael Samuelson soloist
Lennart Simonsson soloist
Ami Skånberg soloist
Veera Suvalo Grimberg soloist
Malcolm Page soloist
Krister Petersson soloist
Bengt Danielsson soloist
Paul Spjuth soloist
Börje Westerlund soloist
Rolf Tilly soloist
Lars-Göran Dimle soloist
Ingemar Roos soloist
Jens Kristian Søgaard soloist
Peter McKinnon soloist
Morten Agerup soloist
1996-12-07 14:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Gabrieli Plaudite omnis terra
3 min
Olsson Guds son är född
4 min
Prøysen Julaftonvisa
3 min
Trad. Staffansvisan
2 min
Anonymus Nu är det Jul igen
2 min
Anonymus Vi äro musikanter
2 min
Rutter Star Carol
3 min
Anonymus KUNGARNAS MARSCH
2 min
Pierpont Jingle Bells
2 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Wade Dagen är kommen
4 min
Participants
Mats Nilsson (dirigent) Conductor
Roger Carlsson soloist
Luisa Denward soloist
The choir was founded in 1917 by cousins Elsa and Wilhelm Stenhammar. Elsa Stenhammar was one of the driving forces in turn-of-the-century choir life in Gothenburg and became the choir's first rehearser. On December 8, 1917, the choir debuted in Beethoven's Choir Fantasy with Wilhelm Stenhammar as soloist at the grand piano. As the country's oldest symphonic choir, they were able to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2017 with a big celebratory concert where Mozart and Brahms as well as Stenhammar, Elfrida Andrée and Björn & Benny were on the program.
The Gothenburg Symphony Choir is a non-profit association that is linked to the Gothenburg Symphony. The choir participates in concerts and performances under both the orchestra's and its own auspices. The music is mixed and the repertoire extensive. The Gothenburg Symphony Choir has participated in concerts in, among other places, the Royal Albert Hall and Canterbury Cathedral in England, as well as participated with the Gothenburg Symphony in the annual music festival in the Canary Islands and on a tour to China.
Svante Henryson soloist
Johannes Landgren soloist
Ann-Christine Olsson soloist
Mikael Samuelson soloist
Lennart Simonsson soloist
Ami Skånberg soloist
Veera Suvalo Grimberg soloist
Malcolm Page soloist
Krister Petersson soloist
Bengt Danielsson soloist
Paul Spjuth soloist
Börje Westerlund soloist
Rolf Tilly soloist
Lars-Göran Dimle soloist
Ingemar Roos soloist
Jens Kristian Søgaard soloist
Peter McKinnon soloist
Morten Agerup soloist
1995-12-02 17:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Tegnér Pepparkaksgubbar
3 min
Sefve-Svensson Midnatt Råder
4 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Lloyd Webber Piet Jesu
4 min
Participants
Johannes Landgren Conductor
Sofia Källgren soprano
Dan Evmark soloist
Johnny Lonn soloist
Musica Vocalis soloist
Varbergs Kammarkör soloist
Roger Carlsson soloist
Johannes Landgren soloist
1995-12-02 14:00 Stora salen
Göteborgs Symfonikers brassensembleProgramme
Tegnér Pepparkaksgubbar
3 min
Sefve-Svensson Midnatt Råder
4 min
Anderson Slädfärden
3 min
Lloyd Webber Piet Jesu
4 min
Participants
Johannes Landgren Conductor
Sofia Källgren soprano
Dan Evmark soloist
Johnny Lonn soloist
Musica Vocalis soloist
Varbergs Kammarkör soloist
Roger Carlsson soloist
Johannes Landgren soloist