Riddarhuset, on the island of Riddarholmen in Stockholm, is one of Sweden's finest surviving baroque palaces, built in the 17th century as the assembly hall of the Swedish nobility. Its great hall is lined with thousands of coats of arms. Today the building hosts ceremonies, concerts and cultural events.
concertWriter Björn Ranelid performs his own texts alongside nyckelharpa player Erik Rydvall and guitarist David Härenstam, who play Bach and Swedish folk music.
concertBenjamin Staern's work on Ilse Weber's poems from Theresienstadt blends klezmer and modernism with Persian, Jewish and Indian sounds. World premieres and classical music from Schulhoff, Falla and Mozart.
concertA tribute to Astor Piazzolla featuring his most beloved tango compositions performed by bandoneon soloist Jens Lundberg and guitarist David Härenstam with strings.
lecture18:00A lecture exploring how music shaped the cultural life of Swedish nobility throughout the 20th century.
concert18:00A baroque music concert from 17th-century Finland at Riddarhuset in Stockholm. A musical journey through the age of Queen Christina.
concert15:00Sollentuna Goss- och Diskantkör performs a Christmas concert in Stockholm.
