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Nils Landgren and friends join the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in this musical evening with music by, among others, Leonard Bernstein, Kurt Weil and Joe Sample.

The world’s foremost choral conducting competition will be decided at this final concert with the Swedish Radio Choir, Zero8 and S:t Jacob’s Chamber Choir, and the three finalists. Choral music at the highest level!

Daniel Harding and the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra put the spotlight on French composer Lili Boulanger and Swedish Valborg Aulin, and as an exclusive bonus, world renowned conductor Sir Simon Rattle leads the orchestra in Jean Sibelius’s beloved fifth symphony.

For the second year running, young researchers and composers create works that combine visionary research with new music, this year around the themes of viability and circularity.

Meet the SRSO’s principal guest conductor designate as both conductor and soloist in Mozart’s exuberant 23rd piano concerto and Rimsky-Korsakov’s thrilling Sheherazade.

Meet the pioneering singer-songwriter who broke new ground in popular music and inspired other artists such as Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen and David Bowie.

The Soloist Prize is Sweden’s foremost competition for young musicians. Meet three fantastic young musicians in this year’s finals: Matilda Sterby, Kathrin Lorenzen and Theo Hillborg.

The Swedish Radio Choir under the baton of chief conductor Kaspars Putniņš invite the audience to a concert featuring first performances of works by Mirjam Tally, Jesper Nordin and Johannes Pollack. Also on the programme are Jan Sandström’s Biegga Luohte and Ingvar Lidholm’s …a riveder le stelle.

Swedish-Norwegian rising star Johan Dalene appears on the Baltic Festival stage in Max Bruch’s Violin Concerto in G Minor together with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Daniel Harding, who also leads the orchestra in Richard Strauss’ Ein Heldenleben – A Hero’s Life.

Julia Selina Blank, finalist in the 2021 Eric Ericson Awards, leads this concert featuring music by Per Nørgård, Johannes Brahms and contemporary Iranian composer Aftab Darvishi, among others.