Composer

Damkapellet spiller musik af kvinder gennem tiden. En musikalsk rejse fra middelalderen og helt frem til i dag med musik fra komponister som Hildegard von Bingen, Elfrida Andrée og Kaija Saariaho.

Klassisk for børn: Glemte Stemmer

Koncertkapellet

An evening in the spirit of humanism. The Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra present three generations of composers in a magnificent evening of organ, choir and soloists. The finale is Mendelssohn’s spectacular Lobgesang.

Songs of Hope and Joy

Göteborgs Konserthus

The Swedish Chamber Orchestra from Örebro perform in the Great Hall with conductor Martin Fröst. As a clarinettist, he pushes the boundaries and in addition to the standard repertoire, he plays Baroque music, klezmer and tango. He carries traditions while setting new trends, and has combined music with dance and pantomime.

Swedish Chamber Orchestra & Janine Jansen

Gothenburg’s own violin star Ava Bahari is back, presenting a heartfelt and engaging programme together with pianist Nathanaël Gouin. Among other works, we hear Beethoven’s challenging Kreutzer Sonata.

Beethoven with Ava Bahari

Stenhammarsalen

Concert at the Rued Langgaard Festival in Ribe Cathedral. The theme of this year's festival is Sweden. Conductor: Thomas Dausgaard. Soloist: David Risberg, baritone. Program: E. Andrée: Ingeborg's Lament from Fritiof Suite; T. Rangström: King Erik's Songs; Rued Langgaard: Symphony No. 1, Cliff Pastorals. Participating orchestra: Sønderjylland Symphony Orchestra.

Rued Langgaard Festival 2026

Ribe Domkirke

"The Duisburg Philharmonic Orchestra shines with Mozart," wrote the WAZ newspaper after a "gripping evening of music" in which the Chinese-born New Zealander Tianyi Lu conducted his Requiem. And the young conductor also brought Mozart with her on her return to the orchestra's podium: this time the last of Mozart's five violin concertos. The Salzburg prodigy was not only one of the most gifted composers in music history, but also an outstanding pianist – and violinist. It's no wonder, then, that he put so much effort into the works for "his" instruments. With the Fifth Violin Concerto, he has created a particularly beautiful contribution: the melodies simply flow, the orchestral part is exceedingly rich, and the solo part is highly demanding.

Pioneer among classics

CityPalais

Debuting conductor Chloé Van Soeterstède leads a Romantic program rich in warmth and color. Elfrida Andrée’s Overture in D major reveals a pioneering Swedish musical voice, while Max Bruch’s First Violin Concerto intersperses Hungarian-spiced licks with plenty of crowd-pleasing passagework. The program concludes with Felix Mendelssohn’s Reformation Symphony, filled with echoes of J.S. Bach and Lutheran chorale melodies.

EPSG:4326

Mendelssohn 5 and Bruch Violin Concerto

Davies Symphony Hall

The final symphony concert of the season presents a Scandinavian program with discoverable works from Sweden and Denmark, as well as a Finnish classic that, surprisingly, originated in Italy. Elfrida Andrée, born in 1841 in Visby on Gotland, was the first female composer in Sweden to venture into the realm of symphonic music. In 1894, she composed her only opera, "Fritiofs Saga," based on a libretto by Selma Lagerlöf, but it was never performed during her lifetime. The trombone concerto by Danish composer Launy Grøndahl from 1924 combines elements of Romanticism, Impressionism, and Nordic folklore and is one of the most significant contributions to the genre. In Lübeck, the piece will be played by the Philharmonic Orchestra's principal trombonist, Stephan Gerblinger.

9th  Symphony Concert

Music and Congress Hall Lübeck

In the second symphony concert, we welcome another outstanding concert soloist: the Swedish soprano Maria Bengtsson, who has performed at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden in London, the Opéra Bastille in Paris, the Bavarian State Opera in Munich, and the Berlin State Opera, among others, under the baton of Kirill Petrenko, Daniel Barenboim, Simone Young, Philippe Jordan, Vladimir Jurovsky, Riccardo Muti, Sebastian Weigle, and many others. Bengtsson will perform Alban Berg's "Seven Early Songs" with the Symphony Orchestra: the song cycle, which combines texts by forgotten poets such as Paul Hohenberg and Carl Hauptmann with Rilke, Lenau, and Storm, tells the story of a great love.

Symphony Concert 2

University of Music in Detmold

Subscription Concert

Kurpark Bad Oeynhausen

Konzerthalle, Bad Salzuflen

Detmold University of Music

Stadthalle Gütersloh

Schützenhof city park

Stadtpark Schützenhof Hangül GmbH

Stadttheater Lippstadt

Minden City Theater

Paderhalle Paderborn

**If pre-ordered with your ticket purchase, a delicious snack (Skagen mix, red onion, rye bread crisps, and dill) with a non-alcoholic beverage will be served.

Opening Concert in Home Port

Kronhuset

The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra makes a summer guest appearance at Stockholm City Hall this Sunday afternoon in August, marking the centenary of the City Hall organ in the Blue Hall – the largest pipe organ in Scandinavia. The instrument was inaugurated in 1925, two years after the building itself was completed.

Philharmonic celebration of an organ

Stockholm City Hall

Konserthuset Stockholm – the Blue House at Hötorget – is moving out to Järva, bringing with it a taste of the music that fills the house almost every day of the year. Come and say hello – we’ll tell you more about Konserthuset and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Järva Week with philharmonic wind players

Stockholm Concert Hall

The Valley Symphony Orchestra presents SPRING STRINGS at the awe-inspiring and visually stunning Gelman Stained Glass Museum. Curated by esteemed Concertmaster Geoffrey Wong, this chamber music program honors our mothers and features works from all female composers.

Spring Strings

Gelman Stained Glass Museum

Composer Mats Larsson Gothe has had significant success in recent years, including with the opera Löftet ("The Promise") at the Royal Swedish Opera. Already in 2016, he was the focus of Konserthuset’s Composer Weekend Festival. Here, we hear the world premiere of a new cello concerto, featuring internationally renowned Torleif Thedéen as the cello soloist. "The cello concerto for Torleif captures everything that a cello can convey: longing, dreams, pain, and melancholy – but also anger and resignation. I have used the full range of expression", Mats Larsson Gothe explains.

Stenhammar's second symphony

### Event Description: MasterWorks V: Sunday with Sibelius

**Date and Time:**  
Sunday, February 16th, 2025, at 3:00 PM

**Location:**  
Umstattd Hall, Zimmermann Symphony Center  
2331 17th St. NW, Canton, OH 44708

**Tickets:**  
- Prices: $12 / $27 / $37 / $52  
- All tickets, excluding children and students, are subject to a $3 processing fee.  
- Student Tickets (18 with ID): FREE  
- Children (17 and under): FREE  
- Veterans, First Responders, Healthcare Workers, & Educators: 20% off  
- SNAP & Medicaid Recipients: 20% off  
- Children’s and Student tickets available over the phone or at the box office on the day of the show with ID.  
- Box Office: 330-452-2094  
- Email: boxoffice@cantonsymphony.org  
- Tickets on sale from August 15th

**Concert Description:**  
Join us for an enchanting afternoon as the Canton Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Music Director Matthew Jenkins Jaroszewicz, presents "Sunday with Sibelius." This concert will transport you to the icy landscapes of Finland through Jean Sibelius’ Symphony No. 1 in E Minor, a piece that captures the essence of his homeland with its contrasting cold and warm tones, perfect for a February day.

The program opens with a concert overture by Elfrida Andrée, marking her music's debut in Canton. Following this, concertmaster Konrad Kowal will mesmerize the audience with Max Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1 in G Major, a romantic masterpiece.

**Program:**
1. **Concert Overture in D Major** - Elfrida Andrée
2. **Violin Concerto No. 1 in G Major** - Max Bruch
   - **Intermission**
3. **Symphony No. 1 in E Minor** - Jean Sibelius

**Pre-Concert Lecture:**  
A pre-concert lecture will be held at 2:00 PM in Foundation Hall, providing insights into the pieces and composers featured in the program.

**Artist Spotlight: Konrad Kowal**  
Konrad Kowal, a Chicago-born Polish-American violinist, is currently pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts Degree at the Cleveland Institute of Music. He serves as the concertmaster of the Canton Symphony Orchestra and has performed with several prestigious orchestras. Kowal is also a dedicated teacher and has been a teaching assistant since 2019.

**Composer Spotlights:**
- **Elfrida Andrée:** A pioneering 19th-century Scandinavian composer whose work is being introduced to Canton audiences for the first time.
- **Max Bruch:** Renowned for his romantic violin concertos, Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1 remains a favorite in the classical repertoire.
- **Jean Sibelius:** A Finnish composer whose symphonies are celebrated for their nationalistic fervor and evocative soundscapes.

**Support:**  
This concert is supported by various patrons and sponsors dedicated to enriching the cultural landscape of Canton.

We invite you to experience the sweeping romanticism of Scandinavian music and bring warmth to your February afternoon with the Canton Symphony Orchestra.

MasterWorks V: Sunday with Sibelius

Zimmermann Symphony Center

### Event Description: Nordic Landscapes and Portraits - Minnesota Orchestra

**Event Title:** Nordic Landscapes and Portraits

**Dates:** Friday, January 10, 2025, and Saturday, January 11, 2025

**Venue:** Orchestra Hall, 1111 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55403

**Duration:** 2 hours, including intermission

**Event Overview:**
Immerse yourself in the evocative sounds of the Nordic region with the Minnesota Orchestra's "Nordic Landscapes and Portraits" concert. This program is a musical journey through the fresh voices and rich traditions of Nordic composers, offering a unique exploration of landscapes and portraits through music.

**Program Highlights:**
- **Elfrida Andrée:** Concert Overture
- **Carl Nielsen:** Clarinet Concerto, featuring Principal Clarinet Gabriel Campos Zamora
- **Daníel Bjarnason:** Air to Breath, from Bow to String
- **Bent Sørensen:** Evening Land
- **Outi Tarkiainen:** Midnight Sun Variations
- **Jean Sibelius:** Finlandia

**Featured Artists:**
- **Conductor:** Thomas Søndergård, Music Director of the Minnesota Orchestra
- **Clarinet:** Gabriel Campos Zamora, Principal Clarinet of the Minnesota Orchestra

**Ticket Information:**
Tickets for this concert are available now as part of a package. Save up to 15% and receive subscriber perks when you purchase tickets for three or more concerts. Individual tickets will go on sale on July 29.

**Additional Information:**
- **Pre-concert Activities:** Enhance your concert experience with pre-concert activities.
- **Valet Parking:** Available for your convenience.
- **Pre-order Beverages:** Skip the lines by pre-ordering your drinks.
- **Accessibility Services:** Armless & bariatric chairs, assistive listening devices, large-print programs, noise-canceling headphones, service animals, and wheelchair & accessible seating are available upon request.

**Plan Your Visit:**
- **Directions & Parking:** Parking is available just steps away from Orchestra Hall in the city-owned and skyway-connected 11th and Marquette Ramp.
- **Minnesota Orchestra Mobile App:** Download the app to pre-order intermission drinks, scan your ticket for entry, and access exclusive deals.

**Presented by:** Ameriprise Financial

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Minnesota Orchestra's official website. Enjoy an evening of captivating music that brings the beauty and drama of Nordic landscapes to life.

Nordic Landscapes And Portraits

Minnesota Orchestra

Elfrida Andrée was a pioneer: the first Swedish woman to conduct a symphony orchestra and to graduate as an organist, becoming Gothenburg Cathedral’s organist when she was just in her mid-twenties. Andante Quasi Recitativo for Strings opens the programme and is intensely emotive and brimming with melodic richness.

Alban Gerhardt, ‘one of the finest cellists around’ (The Guardian), will then perform Dvořák’s celebrated Cello Concerto. It is a joyous piece, showcasing the rich middle register of the instrument, which the composer had always favoured. Brahms’s triumphant yet troubled Third Symphony, proclaimed by Hans Richter to be the ‘Brahms Eroica’, concludes the programme.

The Hallé - Dvořák's Cello Concerto

The Bridgewater Hall

Elfrida Andrée was a pioneer: the first Swedish woman to conduct a symphony orchestra and to graduate as an organist, becoming Gothenburg Cathedral’s organist when she was just in her mid-twenties. Andante Quasi Recitativo for Strings opens the programme and is intensely emotive and brimming with melodic richness.

The Hallé in Sheffield

Sheffield City Hall

The Hallé’s string section shines in this shimmering programme, directed by Tianyi Lu – Principal Conductor of the St Woolos Sinfonia.

Elfrida Andrée was a pioneer: the first Swedish woman to conduct a symphony orchestra and to graduate as an organist, becoming Gothenburg Cathedral’s organist when she was just in her mid-twenties. Andante Quasi Recitativo for Strings opens the programme and is intensely emotive and brimming with melodic richness.

Christian Lindberg and Musica Vitae

Varbergs Teater

Experience a morning of musical mastery at The Elms as our esteemed Festival Artists enchant you with an extraordinary concert of piano trios. Delve into the rich tapestry of classical repertoire, starting with Beethoven’s lively and nimble Piano Trio in B-flat Major, then journeying through Elfrida Andree’s evocative and dramatic Piano Trio in G minor, before culminating in the sublime beauty of Schumann’s revered Piano Trio No. 1. Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance and virtuosity of these compositions, performed with passion and precision by our resident artists, promising a morning of enchantment and musical delight not to be missed.

Piano Trios

Newport Classical

Absorb the hauntingly beautiful poetic qualities of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4—which Leonard Bernstein called “one of the most sublime moments in the history of music.” Contrast that with Sibelius’ energetic and triumphant symphony—and its memorable brass fanfares.

Beethoven & Sibelius

Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

HYS Side-by-Side with ROCO

The Church of St. John the Divine

### Event Description: ROCO In Concert: Supersonic

**Date and Time:** Saturday, February 24, 2024, at 5:00 PM  
**Location:** The Church of St. John the Divine, River Oaks Boulevard, Houston, TX, USA

**Event Overview:**
ROCO's full chamber orchestra, under the baton of conductor Delyana Lazarova, presents "Supersonic," a high-energy concert featuring a dynamic and diverse program. This event is sponsored by the Albert and Margaret Alkek Foundation and promises an evening of exhilarating music and exceptional performances.

**Program Highlights:**

1. **Elfrida Andrée’s Symphony No. 2 in A Minor**  
   - A colorful and lyrical piece with an exuberant opening theme.

2. **Richard Danielpour’s Voci dal Purgatorio**  
   - U.S. premiere of the second movement from his Symphony in Three Movements, inspired by Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy.

3. **Jessica Meyer’s Go Big or Go Home**  
   - A work celebrating self-realization and empowerment, featuring blues guitar phenom Clay Melton and his band.

4. **Franz Schubert’s Overture in the Italian Style, D. 591**  
   - Performed side-by-side with the Houston Youth Symphony, showcasing rich textures and emotional depth.

5. **Dobrinka Tabakova’s Fantasy Homage to Schubert**  
   - An alluring piece by the Bulgarian-British composer, known for her riveting and radiant sound world.

**Special Features:**

- **ROCOrooters Program:**  
  Enjoy a night out while your children (ages 2 months to 10 years) are cared for by certified and bonded childcare professionals. The program offers up to 6 hours of childcare during the concert for $45 per child. Free, downloadable materials with themed activities will also be available for families to enjoy together while watching the livestream.

- **Wellness Walk with Urban Paths:**  
  Join a special free Wellness Walk preceding the concert. Participants will meet at 3:00 PM at The Church of St. John the Divine for a 90-minute guided walk, concluding in time for the concert at 5:00 PM. Space is limited, so reserve your spot today.

**Note:** This concert is now at capacity, and tickets are no longer on sale.

**Location:**  
The Church of St. John the Divine  
River Oaks Boulevard, Houston, TX, USA  
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**Conductor:** Delyana Lazarova  
**Featuring:** Clay Melton Band, Houston Youth Symphony

For more information and to stay updated on future events, visit ROCO's official website.

ROCO In Concert: Supersonic

Norwegian pianist Christian Ihle Hadland plays countryman Edvard Grieg’s only piano concerto. Also, Tobias Ringborg and the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra play Swedish pioneer Elfrida Andrée’s Glömska (Forgetfulness) for strings and harp, and Daniel Börtz’ Sinfonia 12 with baritone Hannes Öberg.

Nordic Weeks: Grieg’s Piano Concerto

SR Berwaldhallen

Get a head start on your Valentine’s Day celebration with this heartfelt and warm music.

Bask in Lisa Nardi’s poignant In This Heart, swoon to Florence Price’s  Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes and be uplifted by Michael Abels energetic Delights and Dances.

From the heart

First Church Boston

French Colours

Paroisse Notre Dame de l'Annonciation

Place des Arts

Église Saint-Sixte

The Sitkovetsky Trio moves from rediscovery to poignancy, performing music by Elfrida Andrée, Lena Sierova, and Felix Mendelssohn.

Composer

Elfrida Andrée

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