Classical curiosities: Sibelius
14 Sep 18.00

Have you always wanted to learn more about classical music? Don’t miss Erik Risberg’s informal lectures! This Tuesday is dedicated to composer Jean Sibelius.

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Classical Curiosities: Piano four hand
19 Oct 18.00

Have you always wanted to learn more about classical music? Don’t miss Erik Risberg’s informal lectures! Piano four hands is our topic for the evening.

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Classical Curiosities: Poland - Grazyna Bacewicz
23 Nov 18.00

Have you always wanted to learn more about classical music? Don’t miss Erik Risberg’s informal lectures! This time, we turn our gaze to violinist-composer Grażyna Bacewicz.

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Canceled: Classical Curiosities´- Film Music
1 Mar 18.00

The lecture is canceled due to illness, purchased tickets are redeemed.

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Canceled: Classical Curiosities - 251 Years of Beethoven
29 Mar 18.00

The lecture is unfortunately canceled, all tickets will be redeemed by the ticket office. Here you will find more information.

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TEDxGöteborg
7 Apr 14.00

Join TEDxGöteborg for a day filled with brilliant speakers, thought-provoking topics, and mind-blowing conversation! On the 7th of April 2022, you are invited to the most significant event of the year: ConneXions!

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Canceled: Classical Curiosities: Music from the USA
3 May 18.00

Have you always wanted to learn more about classical music? Don’t miss Erik Risberg’s informal lectures! This time, we cross the Atlantic to explore American music.

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Asking to a friend
19 May 18.00

Bakfickan presents a conversation with Monika Björn who answers questions about menopause, aging and exercise. With bubble and musicians from the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra!

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Russian Romanticism
6 Sep 18.00

Learn more about classical music in the series of lectures entitled Classical curiosities. This Tuesday we delve deep into Russian Romanticism - the famous era that produced composers such as Tchaikovsky, Medtner, Scriabin, Mussorgsky and Glazunov. Lecturer: Camilla Lundberg.

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One-hit wonders
18 Oct 18.00

Learn more about classical music in the Classical Curiosities lecture series. This time the spotlight falls on the poor people who became famous for just one piece, such as Chaminade, Pachelbel or von Paradis. Lecturer: Magdalena Fronczak.

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Nielsen and other Danes
22 Nov 18.00

Learn more about classical music in the series of lectures entitled Classical curiosities. This time we take a trip to Denmark to get to know Carl Nielsen, but also Langgaard, Vagn Holmboe and Per Nörgård. Lecturer: Johannes Gustavsson.

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Water
7 Feb 18.00

Learn more about classical music in the series of lectures entitled Classical curiosities. This tuesday the theme  is water. Debussy created salt-sprinkled waves and snow, and Liszt and Ravel conjured images of sprinkling fountains. Lecturer: Camilla Lundberg.

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Music and Spirituality
21 Mar 18.00

Learn more about classical music in the series of lectures entitled Classical curiosities. Follow the music's path to spiritual worlds from the Messiah's ascension to Ida Moberg's setting of Buddhist nirvana. Lecturer: Magdalena Fronczak.

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Ravel’s Blues and Other Overlapping Genres
9 May 18.00

Learn more about classical music in the series of lectures entitled Classical curiosities. This Tuesday we explore music that has ”run away from home”: jazz star Wynton Marsalis’ Violin Concerto, Ravel’s Blues and Marc-Anthony Turnage’s Blood on the Floor. Lecturer: Johannes Gustavsson.

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Classical Curiosity: Up in The Air
26 Sep 18.00

How does music sound up in the air, in the sky, beyond mortal life? Camilla Lundberg listens upwards in a pleasant lecture about classical music. Coffee and sandwich are included.

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Classical Curiosity: The Sorcerer's Apprentices
24 Oct 18.00

The evening's lecture on classical music is about the female pioneers in a famous photo from 1929. The lecturer is Magdalena Fronczak. Coffee and sandwich are included.

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Classical Curiosity: What Does the Conductor do?
28 Nov 18.00

In this lecture, we find out what the significance really is of the conductor. Johannes Gustavsson reveals the myths behind the maestro. Coffee and sandwich are included.

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Classical Curiosity: Out in The Open
6 Feb 18.00

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.

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Classical Curiosity: When Women Ruled Europe
19 Mar 18.00

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.)

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Classical Curiosity: The Percussion Workshop
23 Apr 18.00

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.

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Guided tour
18 Sep, 1, 22 Oct, 27 Nov, 3 Dec

Join us behind the scenes on a guided tour of Gothenburg's Concert Hall and stop in the restaurant for lunch.

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What does the conductor do?
29 Oct 18.00

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.

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In the shadow of Nielsen
18 Feb 18.00

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.

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Visions of Wagner
22 Apr 18.00

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.

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