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One of Beethoven's most beloved works
Enjoy Beethoven's Symphony No 6 “Pastoral” with Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and conductor Dinis Sousa
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Schubert: Marche Militaire
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra plays Schubert's Marche Militaire together with conductor Marjolein Vermeeren.
“It was something he felt very deeply”
Enjoy an exciting interview with conductor Dinis Sousa who talks about one of Beethoven's most famous works, the Pastoral Symphony.
Beethoven: Symphony No 6 “Pastoral”
In Beethoven’s lush Pastoral Symphony, we experience the thunderstorms, streams and birds, and finally the calm after the storm. Conductor Dinis Sousa leads the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
“I have to ask, is it difficult?”
In a close and inspiring interview, Anders Hillborg and Eldbjørg Hemsing talk about how a concert develops like a puzzle without a finished form.
Hillborg: Violin concerto no 2
Anders Hillborg’s second Violin Concerto from 2016 contains a mysterious sound, resembling the sound of birds. Experience the charismatic Norwegian violin soloist Eldbjørg Hemsing.
Britten: Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes
Join us on a dramatic journey in Benjamin Britten’s opera Peter Grimes together with conductor Dinis Sousa and the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Sarah Klang & Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra
In Sarah Klang's deeply personal pop, there is room for vulnerability, strength, and a large dose of humour. Experience when she, earlier this year, presented her music in new, irresistible arrangements together with Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
“Music is fundamentally about feeling”
John Adams, one of the most influential composers of our time, talks about his correspondence with Leonard Bernstein and why all music is fundamentally about emotions.
Debussy: Images: No.2 Ibéria
Enjoy an orchestral composition where you are invited to the street life of a Spanish city - feel the scents of the night and hear the preparations for a festival.
Stravinsky: Symphonies of Wind Instruments
On several different occasions, Igor Stravinsky wrote musical works in memory of departed friends and acquaintances, and this work received its first fragments at the death of Claude Debussy.
“I could live inside that symphony”
Principal Guest Conductor Barbara Hannigan talks about the music she selected for the season opening.
Berlioz: Le Carnaval Romain
Principal Guest Conductor Barbara Hannigan opens the season with musical fireworks - enjoy Le carnaval romain by Hector Berlioz.
Beethoven: Symphony No 4
During the seasonal opening, Beethoven's beautiful piece was performed - lean back and be enchanted by his fourth symphony.
Rodgers: Carousel Waltz
Carousel was named the 20th century’s biggest musical by Time Magazine. The incredibly beautiful waltz in the introduction spans the entire emotional spectrum.
Copland: Dance Symphony
Copland, called “the father of American music,” has had an enormous influence on film music, not least his way of balancing the grand with the intimate.
Barnes: At the Fair (arr Elliott and Hannigan)
Hear the classic I Stayed Too Long at the Fair in a totaly fresh arrangement by Barbara Hannigan and Bill Elliott, performed for the first time in Sweden.
“Music is fundamentally about feeling”
John Adams, one of the most influential composers of our time, talks about his correspondence with Leonard Bernstein and why all music is fundamentally about emotions.
Debussy: Images: No.2 Ibéria
Enjoy an orchestral composition where you are invited to the street life of a Spanish city - feel the scents of the night and hear the preparations for a festival.
Stravinsky: Symphonies of Wind Instruments
On several different occasions, Igor Stravinsky wrote musical works in memory of departed friends and acquaintances, and this work received its first fragments at the death of Claude Debussy.
Adams: The Chairman Dances
The orchestral work from 1985, The Chairman Dances, is a bureaucratic foxtrot in which the composer’s distinctive sense of humour shines through.
“It was something he felt very deeply”
Enjoy an exciting interview with conductor Dinis Sousa who talks about one of Beethoven's most famous works, the Pastoral Symphony.
“I have to ask, is it difficult?”
In a close and inspiring interview, Anders Hillborg and Eldbjørg Hemsing talk about how a concert develops like a puzzle without a finished form.
“Music is fundamentally about feeling”
John Adams, one of the most influential composers of our time, talks about his correspondence with Leonard Bernstein and why all music is fundamentally about emotions.
“I could live inside that symphony”
Principal Guest Conductor Barbara Hannigan talks about the music she selected for the season opening.
Ava Bahari – One note at a time
From childhood dreams in Gothenburg to Artist in Residence at the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. Follow violinist Ava Bahari in a film about passion, craftsmanship and the innermost essence of music.
Santtu-Matias Rouvali: The Young Wild Conductor
Join in when Santtu-Matias Rouvali looks back on his eight years as chief conductor of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. A film about sweat, dancing skeletons and growing together.
Lars Danielsson & Liberetto
With light brushstrokes, Lars Danielsson sketches new worlds in the borderland between jazz, classical and folk music.
Avishai Cohen: Two Roses
Enjoy the all-evening concert Two Roses with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and the world-renowned jazz bassist Avishai Cohen!
Emil Brandqvist Trio
With their atmospheric and melodic jazz, Emil Brandqvist Trio has established itself at the top of the international jazz scene. Meet a top trio in a unique tonal landscape.
Johan Lindström shows the way
Johan Lindström, one of Sweden’s most popular musicians and producers, together with giants such as Jonas Kullhammar, Per Texas Johansson and Mats Äleklint.
