Mozart and Stenhammar

Darkness and light meet when the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra plays Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Wilhelm Stenhammar with Eva Ollikainen on the podium and Rudolf Buchbinder as soloist. Mozart's dramatic Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor contains both stormy nerves and quiet reflection, from the restlessness of the first movement to the clarity of the famous romanza. After the break, Wilhelm Stenhammar's first symphony expands on a grand scale: a generous, romantically coloured orchestral world where Nordic lyricism and glowing energy drift towards a final outlet of heat.

11–12 February
Tickets released 2026-04-28
Berwaldhallen

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Mozart and Stenhammar

11–12 February

VenueBerwaldhallen
Ticket price130 - 475 kr
  • 11 February 2027 ● thursday 19:00

    Tickets released 2026-04-28

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  • 12 February 2027 ● friday 19:00

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