Name: Lied Concert with Robin Tritschler
Start: 2025-11-19T19:00:00
Location: Stockholm Concert Hall

Robin Tritschler

Magnus Svensson

Konserthuset Stockholm

New Friday is a concert series for the curious listener eager to explore the innovative music of our time. The ensemble Lipparella constantly initiates new collaborations to explore the intersection between the sound world of Baroque instruments and the musical language of our own time. The group often works with singers and instrumentalists in various projects. At this concert, the focus is on the vocal, with soprano Alexandra Büchel – one of Sweden’s leading interpreters of contemporary music – as soloist.

New Friday with Lipparella

Stockholm Concert Hall

Kind of Jazz, led by pianist Jan Lundgren, has become something of an institution in Stockholm’s jazz scene. This spring tradition now enters its eighth season, presenting three new concerts in the Grünewald Hall – three distinct encounters in which Lundgren brings together musicians from various backgrounds and generations.

Kind of Jazz – Duke, Strayhorn & Monk

Daniela Bonfiglioli, a member of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra’s first violin section, often performs with pianist Terés Löf. At a previous soup concert, the duo played music by Beethoven and Rebecca Clarke. This time, we have the great pleasure of hearing them in César Franck’s Sonata for Violin and Piano – a much-loved work that many consider among the finest in the genre.

Soup with Violin and Piano

In Beethoven’s String Quartet Op. 131, the music seems to be searching for freedom – of thought, of the soul. Perhaps that is why it speaks so powerfully to us, with its warmth, imagination and intensity. One of the works from Beethoven’s late period, the quartet spans seven movements and covers an extraordinary emotional range. Franz Schubert heard the piece and is said to have wondered what was left to write after music of such magnitude – a greatness that could not be put into words.

Late Beethoven

The organ matinee concert series – featuring some of Sweden’s leading organists, and occasionally, as in this case, international guests – has grown into a much-loved tradition. The organ at Konserthuset Stockholm, with its magnificent façade, is one of the most famous in Europe – and with 6,100 pipes, also one of the largest.

Organ Matinee with Jan Liebermann

The award-winning Simply Quartet made its debut at Konserthuset Stockholm in 2022 as one of the ECHO Rising Stars of the 2021/22 season. Founded in Shanghai in 2008, the quartet is now primarily based in Europe, with performances at venues such as Wigmore Hall in London, the Musikverein in Vienna, and the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg.

Simply Quartet

Since 2016, the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra has hosted an ”Orchestra Academy”. The international RSPO Orchestra Academy is a one-year, advanced academic programme for young musicians. Under the guidance of the section leaders from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and the Piteå School of Music, the musicians receive intensive training individually, in chamber music, and orchestral playing.

Concert with the RSPO Orchestra Academy

Kind of Jazz – Jan meets Joe

When Bengan Janson and jazz guitarist Ulf Wakenius share the stage, we can expect musical interplay of the highest order. For many years, the world-renowned Swedish jazz guitarist Ulf Wakenius was a member of Oscar Peterson’s quartet. During his most recent visit to Konserthuset in 2022, he paid tribute to Peterson – a concert available to watch on Konserthuset Play.

Bengan’s Stage for Two – From Here to South America

A chamber music concert for adults with babies aged 0–12 months. This half hour of music is adapted to suit adult tastes and babies’ hearing. Gentle and soft, with plenty of space in the auditorium. The audience sits on the floor in front of the stage, or on benches further back in the auditorium – the choice is yours.

Classic with baby

Vocalist Isabella Lundgren and pianist Carl Bagge have, for many years, formed one of Sweden’s most prominent duos in jazz and song. With her warm voice and deeply personal expression, Isabella Lundgren has established herself as one of the country’s most acclaimed jazz singers.

Soup with a Jazz Flavour

Violinist Maxim Vengerov is one of the truly great classical stars of our time. In addition to performing on the world’s leading stages, he is also a guest professor at both the International Menuhin Music Academy in Switzerland and the Royal College of Music in London. He made his debut at Konserthuset Stockholm over 30 years ago. In spring 2025, he performed the Sibelius Violin Concerto with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra.

Shostakovich and Brahms

For the Lied Concert series, pianist Magnus Svensson invites an exclusive group of artists from the world’s opera and concert stages, offering audiences the opportunity to experience their vocal artistry in the intimate setting of the Grünewald Hall. In this concert, we hear British tenor Robin Tritschler, admired for his radiant, clear voice and his ability to illuminate the meaning of the texts he performs.