Baltic Sea Festival

This year’s winner of the Soloist Prize, soprano Kathrin Lorenzen, performs songs by Johanna Müller-Hermann in this chamber music concert at the Finnish Institute. Also music by Juhi Bansal, Claire Delbos and Laura Netzel.

The Dream Kiosk contains fairy tales, music, and dreams! Children’s radio host Ylva Hällen reads fairy tales to exciting music by Per Egland in this intimate and engaging concert for children ages 3–10!

The Dream Kiosk contains fairy tales, music, and dreams! Children’s radio host Ylva Hällen reads fairy tales to exciting music by Per Egland in this intimate and engaging concert for children ages 3–10!

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!

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.

Dreamy landscapes with the Swedish Radio Choir conducted by Kaspars Putniņš. A cappella choral works and works for choir and electronics by Kaija Saariaho, Arnold Schönberg and others.

Memories, solemnity and contemplation are key when Tallinn Chamber Orchestra perform works by Saariaho, Pärt and other, chiefly Estonian, composers.

Khovanshchina – Russian opera in Berwaldhallen! An intense and powerful drama unfolds when Mussorgsky illustrates power struggles, love and religion in late 17th century Russia.