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    Give someone you care about an exciting musical experience with Berwaldhallen's gift certificate. It works as payment for individual concerts as well as for Berwaldhallen's concert series.

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Valid for two years

Our gift certificates are valid for two years from purchase, and can be used online or at the Berwaldhallen box office. Certificates are valid as payment for all concerts performed at Berwaldhallen, both those arranged by Berwaldhallen and those arranged by external organisers.

If you would like more information, you are welcome to email biljettkontoret.berwaldhallen@sverigesradio.se

FAQ

Can I use my gift certificate at Café Berwald?

No, gift certificates are not accepted as payment at Café Berwald.

Upcoming productions

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    Mozarts Divertimento with Robilliard, Johnsson and Kiseliov

    Runs: 11 november 2026
    Mozart’s Divertimento in E-flat major, K. 563, is one of the crowning achievements of Western chamber music. Here, it is performed by...
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    Music from Vienna — with Harding & Piemontesi

    Runs: 12–13 November
    Ticket price: 130 - 475 kr
    Vienna's rich musical tradition takes center stage when Daniel Harding conducts the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in a program where the elegance...
  • Elgar’s Enigma Variations

    Runs: 18–19 November
    Ticket price: 100 - 420 kr
    British conductor Adam Hickox makes his debut with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra with Edward Elgar’s beloved Enigma Variations, where both friendship and enigma are woven together into one of orchestra music’s most iconic works.
  • The Order of the Virtues with the Swedish Radio Choir — Doyle conduct’s MacMillan & von Bingen

    Runs: 21 November
    Ticket price: 275 kr
    Hildegard von Bingen's medieval visions are given new light through James MacMillan's monumental Ordo Virtutum (Order of the Vices) when the Swedish Radio Choir takes to the Berwaldhallen stage together with Justin Doyle and percussionists from the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra.