Every series offer a selection of the season’s concerts and has something to offer all music lovers. Familiar and unknown, brand new or reinterpreted for centuries – the programmes have been put together so that as a subscriber you will cover the entire musical palette in the course of the year.
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With magnificent works of Sibelius and Carl Nielsen, this series is full of musical energy, strength and vitality. Fabio Luisi opens the season and from that exact moment you will experience powerful music. Carl Nielsen named his famous 4th symphony “the Indelible” – and the you can expect the same energy throughout the entire T1 Series.
If you enjoy romantic orchestra music, we highly recommend the T2 series. This series looks forward to major symphonic moments in the hands of outstanding conductors. Classical orchestra music is rich in romantic masterpieces that with it’s great contrasts, intense passages and great culminations makes all our emotions flourish.
We have gathered some of the great classics in this series: Mendelssohn's beautiful symphonies with Herbert Blomstedt, Grieg's Piano Concerto, Beethoven's seventh symphony - and Patricia Petibon with arias from, among others, Manon. In addition, Bluebeard's Castle is on its way to classic status: a staggering drama in music.
The beloved chief conductor Luisi, the aging maestro Blomstedt, the young David Afkham, conductors at different stages of their lives, each with his own expression. With Marcus Creed and Leonidas Kavakos, the concerts become very personal. Look forward to the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and the new star, Finnish Rouvalis.
The most beautiful violins are gathered in F2: Hilary Hahn, Joshua Bell, Julia Fischer, but also the Danish National Symphony Orchestra’s warm-hearted conductor Temirkanov, who glows in the Russian repertoire. And only in this series: Beethoven's Missa Solemnis with the Swedish Chamber Orchestra and a crisp Thomas Dausgaard.
On Saturday afternoon, it's time for the big, beautiful melodies: Dvorak's ninth Symphony, Grieg's Piano Concerto, Brahms first and Beethoven’s Violin Concerto. But also for Strauss' refined orchestral sounds, Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms or Martin Stauning’s brand new orchestral work.