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Vivaldi painted nature in tones - today the vulnerability of nature is in focus. Camilla Lundberg compares attempts to turn nature into sounding music in this lecture on classical music. Coffee and sandwich are included.
Meet the empresses with power, means and opportunity in this lecture on classical music with Magdalena Fronczak. Coffee and sandwich are included in the price. (The lecture has been moved from 12 March to 19 March.)
Meet the musician with the orchestra's biggest toolbox – the percussionist. A noisy lecture on classical music with Johannes Gustavsson conductor, and percussionists from the Gothenburg Symphony. Coffee and sandwich are included in the price.
Join us behind the scenes on a guided tour of Gothenburg's Concert Hall and stop in the restaurant for lunch.
This evening we find out the significance of the conductor. How do you beat 7/8 time? What is beautiful music? Learn more about classical music in the Classical Curiosity lecture series.
Nancy Dalberg composed her own music and refined Carl Nielsen’s compositions. This Tuesday, we focus on creative women who worked beside major names. Learn more about classical music in the Classical Curiosity lecture series.
Tone loves to give tips on classical music! When you've answered a few simple questions, she goes all in to find something that suits you. Say hello to Tone and start a fantastic musical journey - in a whole new way.
Here you will find all the necessary information that you need to know about before your magical visit in the Concert Hall.
What does composer Richard Wagner have to do with death and destruction? Camilla Lundberg talks about the opera master who has gone down in music history. Learn more about classical music in the Classical Curiosity lecture series.
Just like in a football team. Everyone has different roles in an orchestra. But who decides what? And how to get 100 people to hit the target? Learn more about classical music in the Classical Curiosity lecture series.
How do words become notes? At this evening’s lecture, we learn about the art of combining music and lyrics, and giving sound to poetry. Conductor Johannes Gustavsson and a guest bring us closer to the wonderful world of classical music.
Join us as the incredible piano duo Erik Risberg and Bengt Forsberg discuss familiar and unfamiliar works from the piano repertoire. The concert will feature piano four hands and delights from music history.
Organizer: Göteborgs-Posten & the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra | Get a firm grip on Gothenburg’s cultural scene! The opening night’s theme is confessional culture and features actor Charlotta Björck together with author Kristina Sandberg. The discussion is moderated by Johan Hilton, author and Culture Editor at Göteborgs-Posten.
Organizer: NBV Väst | We honor the Bosnian experience of war, genocide, and cultural erasure, while celebrating the living culture that has endured and continues to flourish.
Tone loves to give tips on classical music! When you've answered a few simple questions, she goes all in to find something that suits you. Say hello to Tone and start a fantastic musical journey - in a whole new way.
Here you will find all the necessary information that you need to know about before your magical visit in the Concert Hall.
Organizer: Göteborgs-Posten & the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra | Get a firm grip on Gothenburg’s cultural scene! This evening’s conversation explores the idea of cultivating your own garden. Guests are Lydia Sandgren, author and psychologist, and Karl Sundström, singer in Terra. The discussion is led by Johan Hilton, Head of Culture at Göteborgs-Posten.
Our lecturer Camilla Lundberg and Per Enoksson talk about the wonderful world of the violin. Learn all there is to know about horsehair, bridges and staccato. We will take a closer look at the craftsmanship of bowed string instruments and become acquainted with legendary violin concertos.
How do you keep track of everything in a score? At this evening’s classical music lecture, conductor Johannes Gustavsson reveals the hard work that goes in before a concert, and familiarises us with a Swedish classic: Lars-Erik Larsson’s God in Disguise.
What makes the relationship between father and son so difficult? Can a mother and daughter be each other's best friends? Björn Wiman and Anna Mannheimer talk about legacy and identity. The conversation is led by Johan Hilton, head of culture at GP.
Our classical lecture series brings us to the world’s biggest instrument: the organ. Hans Davidsson goes in depth on the magic of the bellows and the construction of the concert hall’s large organ.