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See the jury crown the winner of Eric Ericson Award 2021 in Berwaldhallen in Stockholm.

Star violinist Janine Jansen is back at Berwaldhallen, meeting the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, led by Klaus Mäkelä.

Conductor and arranger Hans Ek is back at Berwaldhallen with a portrait of legendary multi-disciplinary artist Brian Eno. Soloist Moto Boy.

The Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Radio Choir, led by Chief Conductor Daniel Harding, in Mozart’s tremblingly beautiful Requiem.

Handel’s oratorio Messiah, crowned by the famous Hallelujah Choir – a magnificent finale where the joy of resurrection also frames this year’s festival theme: rebirth. With conductor Reinhard Goebel.

The Stenhammar Quartet performs Joseph Haydn’s wondrously beautiful music, here interwoven with words on different conceptions of life. Today’s talk is broadcast from Oslo.

Music Director Kaspars Putniņš leads The Swedish Radio Choir in a concert of a new choral piece by Jan Sandström framed by Kaija Saariaho’s electro-poetic universe and Pēteris Vasks’ captivating tonal landscape.

Young string ensemble O/Modernt New Generation Orchestra offers music from all the corners of the world. Today’s talk is broadcast from Vilnius.

Klaus Mäkelä leads the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Swedish Radio Choir, world baritone Peter Mattei and legendary cellist Miklós Perényi in a meeting between Bach and Stravinsky.

The Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra’s Concertmaster Malin Broman leads seven string musicians and herself in this concert with music by Mendelssohn and Britta Byström. Today’s talk is broadcast from Kista library.

Eight parts, one musician – Malin Broman.

Listen to a seminar aimed to inspire and encourage cultural actors to lead the way towards sustainable, resilient democracies in the Baltic Sea region.

Södertörn University has partnered with the Baltic Sea festival since 2019. Södertörn University highlights a range of perspectives on sustainability – a concept that has connotations far outside the climate crisis.

Four fanfares that draw the attention to the return of live music in Stockholmers’ everyday lives.

Malin Broman, Concert Master of the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra performs all eight parts of Mendelssohn String Octet, op 20, 4th movement – Presto. 4 violin, 2 violas and 2 celli.

Concertmaster Malin Broman leads the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Ludwig van Beethoven’s groundbreaking third symphony, Eroica.

A musical love letter from the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra to their audience, made by the musicians, director Andrew Staples and Music Director Daniel Harding.