Name: Opera without words
Start: 2026-03-26T19:00:00
Location: Malmo Live Concert Hall

Celia Cafiero

Malmö Symphony Orchestra

Let yourself be swept between beauty and artistic struggle in this Thursday concert, with Alexandra Conunova as the soloist in Britten's Violin Concerto.

Shostakovich & Brabbins

Malmö Concert Hall

Join Nalle as he takes up the baton and, with the help of Chief Conductor Martyn Brabbins, takes charge of the entire MSO!

Nalle meets the Conductor

MSO, Ewa Fröling, a choir, and soloists embrace hope and humanity in a beloved choral work that takes us on a musical journey beyond life’s limitations.

God Disguised

A Thursday concert with MSO that begins in Kodály’s Hungary with elegantly arranged folk music and leads us into Beethoven’s world, balancing between fateful tragedy and life-affirming light.

Beethoven & Kodály

An afternoon concert in the Kuben with music composed for flute, cello and piano. Philip Gaubert's Trois aquarelles opens with three contrasting movements, followed by Lili Boulanger's D'un matin de printemps and two works by Guillaume Connesson – the energetic Toccata-Nocturne and a movement from Initial dances . 

Chamber Concert #3

Malmo Live Concert Hall

Prokofiev’s temperamental compositions and Ruth Gipps' Second Symphony in a meeting between the musicians of the future and beloved classics.

The Love for Three Oranges

Join us as sweet sounds and stories are woven together with award-winning soloist Kathrin Lorenzen. 

Inspired by a rose perfume, Karen Tanaka created the ethereal veils of sound in Rose Absolute, which are followed by the pearly grace of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 23 with pianist Steven Osborne at the keyboard. In Symphony No. 4 , Gustav Mahler promises heavenly delights with bells and cheerful flutes and naive verses taken from Des Knaben Wunderhorn . Kathrin Lorenzen sings of dancing with angels and richly laid tables with delicacies from the heavenly garden.

Mozart & Mahler

Join us for a Saturday concert where sweet sounds and stories are woven together with award-winning soloist Kathrin Lorenzen. 

In Symphony No. 4, Gustav Mahler promises heavenly joys with the sound of bells and cheerful flutes, as well as naive verses taken from Des Knaben Wunderhorn . Kathrin Lorenzen sings about dancing with angels and richly laid tables with delicacies from the heavenly garden. 

Mahler's Four

Opera without words

Together with the Malmö Symphony Orchestra, we return to the most powerful film music. Experience epic leitmotifs from the blockbusters we all love! The evening is hosted by comedians Tomas Kaminski and Elvira Gullis Gullberg. 

If film is best in the cinema, then film music is best live – preferably with the mighty Malmö Symphony Orchestra. For this concert, we have handpicked some of the most well-known and epic themes from the American film industry.

Blockbusters

Welcome to a pleasant evening with heavenly harmonies and tempo changes in a full evening with Mozart and Honeck. 

It begins at a furious pace with the overture to The Marriage of Figaro, before Symphony No. 39 takes us on a musical journey of pleasure that alternates between energetic excitement and pleasurable rest. 