Skimrande Sweden

This program reflects a landscape close to home shaped by memory, light, and tradition.

It begins with movement and rhythm in Agnas’ Tango, before opening into the quiet, glowing stillness of Taube’s Så skimrande var aldrig havet. Sandström’s A Winter in Mallorca because what else is mor Swedish than Mallorca.

After the break, von Koch brings clarity and pulse, while Kauppi adds new colours and perspectives with his newly written piece for us. The journey then turns toward tradition: familiar melodies passed down through generations, simple and direct, yet full of character.

These Swedish songs — dances, hymns, and stories — carry something timeless. Music that feels both personal and shared.

The featured image and excerpt represent your event across your site and when shared on social media.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world — in just 80 minutes.

Skimrande Sweden

This program reflects a landscape close to home shaped by memory, light, and tradition.

It begins with movement and rhythm in Agnas’ Tango, before opening into the quiet, glowing stillness of Taube’s Så skimrande var aldrig havet. Sandström’s A Winter in Mallorca because what else is mor Swedish than Mallorca.

After the break, von Koch brings clarity and pulse, while Kauppi adds new colours and perspectives with his newly written piece for us. The journey then turns toward tradition: familiar melodies passed down through generations, simple and direct, yet full of character.

These Swedish songs — dances, hymns, and stories — carry something timeless. Music that feels both personal and shared.

The featured image and excerpt represent your event across your site and when shared on social media.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Skimrande Sweden

This program reflects a landscape close to home shaped by memory, light, and tradition.

It begins with movement and rhythm in Agnas’ Tango, before opening into the quiet, glowing stillness of Taube’s Så skimrande var aldrig havet. Sandström’s A Winter in Mallorca because what else is mor Swedish than Mallorca.

After the break, von Koch brings clarity and pulse, while Kauppi adds new colours and perspectives with his newly written piece for us. The journey then turns toward tradition: familiar melodies passed down through generations, simple and direct, yet full of character.

These Swedish songs — dances, hymns, and stories — carry something timeless. Music that feels both personal and shared.

The featured image and excerpt represent your event across your site and when shared on social media.

Skimrande Sweden

This program reflects a landscape close to home shaped by memory, light, and tradition.

It begins with movement and rhythm in Agnas’ Tango, before opening into the quiet, glowing stillness of Taube’s Så skimrande var aldrig havet. Sandström’s A Winter in Mallorca because what else is mor Swedish than Mallorca.

After the break, von Koch brings clarity and pulse, while Kauppi adds new colours and perspectives with his newly written piece for us. The journey then turns toward tradition: familiar melodies passed down through generations, simple and direct, yet full of character.

These Swedish songs — dances, hymns, and stories — carry something timeless. Music that feels both personal and shared.

The featured image and excerpt represent your event across your site and when shared on social media.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Around the World in 80 Minutes

This program is a journey through our world using music, each piece representing a new country and a new atmosphere.

Bo Nilsson sets the tone with his harmonics and hypnotising soundscapes. Bach takes over, where clarity and structure set the tone, followed by Ewald’s warm, lyrical sound world. Takemitsu then shifts the perspective, inviting us into something more fragile and atmospheric.

With Bernstein, the energy changes — suddenly we are in the middle of the city, surrounded by rhythm and movement. Piazzolla brings a different kind of pulse, more direct and intimate, before Ravel closes the journey with quiet elegance and reflection.

A journey across styles, moods and the world— in just 80 minutes.

Skimrande Sweden

This program reflects a landscape close to home shaped by memory, light, and tradition.

It begins with movement and rhythm in Agnas’ Tango, before opening into the quiet, glowing stillness of Taube’s Så skimrande var aldrig havet. Sandström’s A Winter in Mallorca because what else is mor Swedish than Mallorca.

After the break, von Koch brings clarity and pulse, while Kauppi adds new colours and perspectives with his newly written piece for us. The journey then turns toward tradition: familiar melodies passed down through generations, simple and direct, yet full of character.

These Swedish songs — dances, hymns, and stories — carry something timeless. Music that feels both personal and shared.

The featured image and excerpt represent your event across your site and when shared on social media.

Skimrande Sweden

This program reflects a landscape close to home shaped by memory, light, and tradition.

It begins with movement and rhythm in Agnas’ Tango, before opening into the quiet, glowing stillness of Taube’s Så skimrande var aldrig havet. Sandström’s A Winter in Mallorca because what else is mor Swedish than Mallorca.

After the break, von Koch brings clarity and pulse, while Kauppi adds new colours and perspectives with his newly written piece for us. The journey then turns toward tradition: familiar melodies passed down through generations, simple and direct, yet full of character.

These Swedish songs — dances, hymns, and stories — carry something timeless. Music that feels both personal and shared.

The featured image and excerpt represent your event across your site and when shared on social media.

Skimrande Sweden

This program reflects a landscape close to home shaped by memory, light, and tradition.

It begins with movement and rhythm in Agnas’ Tango, before opening into the quiet, glowing stillness of Taube’s Så skimrande var aldrig havet. Sandström’s A Winter in Mallorca because what else is mor Swedish than Mallorca.

After the break, von Koch brings clarity and pulse, while Kauppi adds new colours and perspectives with his newly written piece for us. The journey then turns toward tradition: familiar melodies passed down through generations, simple and direct, yet full of character.

These Swedish songs — dances, hymns, and stories — carry something timeless. Music that feels both personal and shared.

The featured image and excerpt represent your event across your site and when shared on social media.

Skimrande Sweden

This program reflects a landscape close to home shaped by memory, light, and tradition.

It begins with movement and rhythm in Agnas’ Tango, before opening into the quiet, glowing stillness of Taube’s Så skimrande var aldrig havet. Sandström’s A Winter in Mallorca because what else is mor Swedish than Mallorca.

After the break, von Koch brings clarity and pulse, while Kauppi adds new colours and perspectives with his newly written piece for us. The journey then turns toward tradition: familiar melodies passed down through generations, simple and direct, yet full of character.

These Swedish songs — dances, hymns, and stories — carry something timeless. Music that feels both personal and shared.

The featured image and excerpt represent your event across your site and when shared on social media.

Skimrande Sweden

This program reflects a landscape close to home shaped by memory, light, and tradition.

It begins with movement and rhythm in Agnas’ Tango, before opening into the quiet, glowing stillness of Taube’s Så skimrande var aldrig havet. Sandström’s A Winter in Mallorca because what else is mor Swedish than Mallorca.

After the break, von Koch brings clarity and pulse, while Kauppi adds new colours and perspectives with his newly written piece for us. The journey then turns toward tradition: familiar melodies passed down through generations, simple and direct, yet full of character.

These Swedish songs — dances, hymns, and stories — carry something timeless. Music that feels both personal and shared.

The featured image and excerpt represent your event across your site and when shared on social media.