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Whether you go with your mom, your date, your teenager, your neighbor, your spouse, or by yourself, a concert subscription gives you the chance to regularly immerse yourself in the moment. Sink into your comfortable seat (you get the same one at all concerts) and let the music wash over you.
Upcoming concerts
March 27 & 28Leonidas Kavakos in Shostakovitch’s Violin Concerto No. 2The celebrated violinist Leonidas Kavakos returns to the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Also, Andrés Orozco-Estrada conducts three pieces by Richard Strauss.Read more
March 29Anita & GunnarGunnar Wiklund and Anita Lindblom were two of Sweden's biggest artists, who were also engaged and lived together for half a year in Sköndal in 1960.Read more
March 2980 - 275 krA Colourful Century with the Swedish Radio ChoirThe Swedish Radio Choir with conductor Marc Korovitch in music inspired by some of the greatest artist in history and their work.Read more & tickets
No tickets leftApril 4 & 5170 - 560 krMahler’s Resurrection SymphonyGustav Mahler’s second symphony – “Resurrection” – with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Orfeó Català, and soloists Johanna Wallroth and Avery Amereau conducted by Music Director Daniel Harding.Read more
News for the 2025/2026 season
The theme 'Mirrors and Reflections' permeates the program for the 2025/2026 season, and honorary conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen and violinist Janine Jansen will be frequent guests as Artists in Residence at Berwaldhallen
Mirrors and Reflections
This season's concerts are woven together with threads of light, longing, darkness, despair, nostalgia, and hope. Through each performance, the musical heritage of the past is reflected in contemporary interpretations, while we constantly move towards an always unknown future. The theme creates a tapestry of emotions and thoughts – where music serves as a mirror for the innermost feelings and dreams of humanity.
Read more about this season's theme
Artists in Residence: Salonen & Jansen
Two frequent guests this season will be conductor, composer, and Polar Prize winner Esa-Pekka Salonen and star violinist Janine Jansen as this season's 'Artists in Residence'. Highlights include Prokofiev's and Brahms' violin concertos with Janine Jansen as soloist, and György Ligeti's monumental Requiem, a work commissioned by Swedish Radio in 1965 and now celebrating its 60th anniversary, with Esa-Pekka Salonen at the conductor's podium
Artists in Recidence
Baltic Sea Festival 2025
This year's edition of the Baltic Sea Festival takes its cue from the theme 'waves' – a symbol for everything from sound and light to the movements of history and emotions. In line with the theme, the festival invites you to grand concerts and exciting discussions focused on nature, creativity, collaboration, and music. Don't miss the Baltic Sea Festival 2025 – a musical wave that carries us towards new horizons!
The Baltic Sea Festival
Baltic Sea Festival 2025 highlights
28 augusti450 - 750 krMasterpieces by Bruch & Brahms with the NDR Elbphilharmonie OrchestraThe Elbe Philharmonic Orchestra makes a rare visit to Sweden during the opening night of the Baltic Sea Festival, accompanied by star violinist María Dueñas and their chief conductor Alan Gilbert.Read more & tickets
29 August350 - 650 krDarkness & Ecstasy with Karlsson & von HausswolffExperience an evening where the beautiful and the terrifying meet. For the Baltic Sea Festival, Anna von Hausswolff and Mikael Karlsson have created a new piece.Read more & tickets
5 september350 - 650 krMonteverdis Vespers of 1610 with La Fonte MusicaClaudio Monteverdi's masterpiece Vespro della Beata Vergine is brought to life by the Italian ensemble La Fonte Musica.Read more & tickets
7 September450 - 750 krSalonen & Grigorian in music by Strauss & BrucknerA masterful encounter takes place as super soprano Asmik Grigorian and conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen conclude the Baltic Sea Festival.Read more & tickets
The last evening with chief conductor Harding
World-renowned violinist Joshua Bell, mezzo-soprano Fleur Barron, and tenor Andrew Staples will take the stage at Berwaldhallen as Daniel Harding makes a grand exit as chief conductor of the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra. The program includes Felix Mendelssohn's beloved violin concerto and Gustav Mahler's dramatic symphonic song cycle Das Lied von der Erde
May 22-23 2025
Honorary Conductor Herbert Blomstedt
The grand and powerful, and the small and naive, come together in this concert where Herbert Blomstedt conducts the Radio Symphony Orchestra. Gustav Mahler's First Symphony and Franz Berwald's Fourth are on the menu
Mahler’s First Symphony with Herbert Blomstedt
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More classical music for the people, we at Berwaldhallen believe. Therefore, we offer those between the ages of 13 and 26 half price on tickets to all our classical concerts
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