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The winter darkness prevails outside, but here the light is warm. We celebrate the return of light with shimmering tones of the organ and organ master Hans Davidsson is our musical guide.
The winter darkness prevails outside, but here the light is warm and welcoming. Come to a concert and listen to the shimmering tones of the organ. We celebrate the return of light and organ master Hans Davidsson is our musical guide.
The ancient Swedish tradition of celebrating light fair is ancient. What in the world of the church is called kyndelsmäss, or Mary’s light mass, is a holiday when the living candle becomes a central point and gives strength to look forward.
Organist Hans Davidsson plays music for the season. Let the vibrations from the concert hall organ’s 9,000 pipes cause the darkness to dissipate and the body to wake up and prepare.
Get to know organist Hans Davidsson.
The organ is called “the queen of instruments” and for a good reason: no other acoustic instrument is so varied in sound and dynamics, from the weakest, solitary tone to massive chords that make it vibrate in floors and walls. Join the tour inside the fascinating instrument together with Hans Davidsson from Göteborg International Organ Academy!
Get seduced by the Gothenburg Symphony, Santtu-Matias Rouvali conductor, Olivier Latry organ, Roger Carlsson and Walter Witick percussion.
Experience the concert hall organ's 9000 pipes with Canadian concert organist Isabelle Demers in connection with Göteborg International Organ Festival 2023.
A moment's rest at All Saints' Day to tones that gives us time to think about those we miss. Norwegian organist Iver Kleive leaves no one unmoved with his melodic mix of folk songs, jazz and chorales.
Angelic song in one of history's most powerful choral works with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Richard Egarr conductor and the Gothenburg Symphony Choir.
Spring is the time of anticipation and renewal. In this concert the sounds of the organ sweep you away to a feast of delights with Latvian organist Ligita Sneibe.
Music that breathes winter-weary souls to life. The ensemble Norayr Kartashyan & Menua brings a range of traditional instruments, including the beautiful duduk made of apricot wood.
Here you will find all the necessary information that you need to know about before your magical visit in the Concert Hall.
Invite yourself or someone you like to an experience for all the senses. Welcome to visit the Concert Hall's restaurant or one of our foyer bars.
Every note taken has the power to set in motion a movement in the atmosphere, with power to carry through generations. Discover the concerts of the season and let us create lasting impressions together.