Season 2026/2027
Find experiences to look forward to – our concert series are now available
Upcoming concerts
Few seats remaining1–2 April 2026100 - 420 krShostakovich’s Symphony No 9Andrés Orozco-Estrada visits the Swedish Radio Concert Hall, Berwaldhallen, to perform Pyotr Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme for cello and orchestra and more.Read more & tickets
April 15175 krUkrainian Spring: Against all hope I hopeAs part of the Ukrainian Spring Festival, an evening of Finnish and Ukrainian music and poetry unfolds under Lesya Ukrainka’s words Spera spem spero (“Without hope, I hope”). Musicians from the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra perform Sibelius’s Voces Intimae and Lyatoshynsky’s String Quartet no 4.Read more & tickets
16-17 April 2026130 - 475 krStrauss’ Elektra suiteThe Classical Artist of the Year on P2 is trumpeter Elinor Bengtson, and in this concert, she will perform Alexander Arutiunian's Trumpet...Read more & tickets
24–25 April 2026130 - 475 krEmelyanychev interprets Salonen & SchumannIn the fifth part of Esa-Pekka Salonen's residency, the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra's principal guest conductor Maxim Emelyanychev takes the podium and leads the orchestra initially in Salonen's symphonic poem and more Nyx.Read more & tickets
25 April 202680 - 275 krThe Swedish Radio Choir sings PalestrinaStep into the meditative sound world of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, celebrating his 500th anniversary, presented here in a fusion with works...Read more & tickets
29–30 April 2026130 - 475 krBach & Brahms according to StutzmannNathalie Stutzmann conducts the Radio Symphony Orchestra in two symphonies by Ludwig van Beethoven.Read more & tickets
8–9 May 2026130 - 475 krFauré’s RequiemGabriel Fauré's beloved Requiem, known for its calm and peaceful character unlike other requiems, performed by the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Swedish Radio Choir under the direction of Fredrik Burstedt.Read more & tickets
The Baltic Sea Festival 2026
The Baltic Sea Festival returns to Stockholm from 21–29 August 2026, filling the city with music that spans the intimate to the monumental. You can look forward to a rich mix of orchestral concerts, chamber music, choral works, jazz explorations, contemporary premieres, and boundary-crossing collaborations.
Andrés Orozco-EstradaAndrés Orozco-EstradaIn autumn 2026, the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra will begin a new era with Andrés Orozco-Estrada as its Music Director. With roots in Colombia, education in Vienna, and extensive experience from some of the world’s leading orchestras, he brings musical brilliance, warmth, and a strong desire to make music accessible to more people.
- Emelyanychev interprets Salonen & SchumannRead more & tickets
Night has its own goddess – Nyx – and Esa-Pekka Salonen brings her to life in his symphonic poem opening the concerts on 24–25 April. The internationally acclaimed pianist Yeol Eum Son performs works by Witold Lutosławski and Richard Strauss, before Robert Schumann’s “Rhenish” Symphony concludes the programme – all in the expressive hands of principal guest conductor Maxim Emelyanychev.
Meet the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
One of Europe's foremost and most versatile orchestras
The Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra is an established and leading force in the music world, with a broad repertoire and innovative collaborations
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Meet the Swedish Radio Choir
The Swedish Radio Choir – 100 Years of Variety and Brilliance
The Swedish Radio Choir was founded in 1925, the same year as the Swedish Radio. With their acclaimed recordings and tours, the Swedish Radio Choir has also become known as one of the leading choirs in the world
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Season 2025/2026
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 & 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 Residence
Concerts available at Berwaldhallen Play
PlayLivestream: Mozart's RequiemExperience the beloved masterpiece, livestream Feb 6 at 19 and for 30 days.To Play
PlayFrozen music – a film about BerwaldhallenMark Isitt is your guide in this film about Berwaldhallen's architecture.To Play
PlayThe Planets by Gustav HolstThe orchestral suite The Planets is one of the world’s most beloved and performed symphonic works, by the British composer Gustav Holst. The suggestive and dramatic music has inspired, and continues to inspire, more than 100 years after it was written.To Play
PlaySalonen, Jansen & Ligeti's RequiemMeet this season's Artists in Residence, Janine Jansen and Esa-Pekka Salonen.To Play
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23 AugustSchweitzer, Lyssarides & CoWhen trombonist and big band innovator Tilde Schweitzer joins forces with award‑winning pianist Joel Lyssarides, the result is an evening where Swedish jazz shines at its brightest. Together with invited friends, they create a unique night at Fasching, where big band spark meets cinematic piano poetics – a vibrant mix of swing, warmth and exceptional artistry from two of the scene’s standout talents.Read more
Tickets released 2026-04-281-3 okt130 - 475 krLove of my life – Nils Landgren & friendsJazz legend Nils Landgren joins musicians and the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra at Berwaldhallen for an evening featuring music from the album...Read more
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Berwaldhallen is an excellent concert hall and ideal for congresses, annual general meetings, product launches, and conferences.The art in Berwaldhallen
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