Name: Roberto González-Monjas Mao Fujita
Start: 2026-02-12T19:00:00
Location: Oslo Concert Hall

The Oslo Philharmonic's 2026 concert series promises a rich tapestry of orchestral and choral brilliance, featuring an impressive lineup of international artists. From the evocative strains of Irgens-Jensen’s 'Japanischer Frühling' to the innovative dynamics of Ørjan Matre’s compositions, these events showcase a blend of timeless classics and contemporary masterpieces. With esteemed conductors like Jukka-Pekka Saraste and engaging soloists such as Mari Eriksmoen and Martin Fröst, this series offers a diverse palette of auditory experiences that cater to both seasoned classical enthusiasts and curious newcomers.

Exploring Oslo Philharmonic's Vibrant 2026 Concert Series

Mao Fujita

Roberto González-Monjas

Oslo Philharmonic

Paris and Vienna were Europe’s musical capitals in the 19th century, inspiring each other with elegant dance music and lively operettas. François-Xavier Roth conducts the Oslo Philharmonic in a New Year’s program that combines Strauss waltzes with French composers who refined and extended Vienna’s influence.

New Year’s Concert François-Xavier Roth

Oslo Concert Hall

Roberto González-Monjas conducts music by two Vienna-based composers who excelled both as musicians and composers: Piano Concerto No. 21 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, featuring Mao Fujita as soloist, and Symphony No. 2 by Franz Schmidt.

Roberto González-Monjas Mao Fujita

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