Come and meet all the musicians of the festival in an energy filled programme spanning jazz, baroque, contemporary music and impressionism which moves between the fast and exciting and the slow and contemplating. There is also a secret hidden within the programme. Come and listen if you can spot the red thread that interweaves this musical being.

Tickets are free and this concert is for members of Sundsgården and Nynäsgården.

Photo: Rebecca Olarescu

In this immersive concert you’ll hear the dulcet and eternal tones of J.S Bach’s second cello suite in conversation with fresh sounds by composers like Rebecca Saunders and Anna Clyne. What do they have in common and how does each piece change the sound of the other? Before the concert, kids and adults are welcome for an informal showcase of how the clarinet sounds with one of this evening’s soloists Raymond Brien. Stick around after the concert for a fresh new dance piece created by the London-based dancer Bun Kobayashi.

Tickets are free but donations are welcome to cover some of the costs associated with the festival.

Our final concert of the festival starts off with a homage to the composer Kaija Saariaho who recently passed away. A trail blazer within the contemporary music world who just a few years before her death was ranked as the greatest living composer by BBC Music Magazine. This continues with music performed by Duo Julia & Theo and a Swedish premiere of Alisa Zaika’s piece SCPHOL, a musical witness of the war in Ukraine. The concert finishes in a more meditative and reconciling tone with pieces by Arvo Pärt and Michael Gordon and a world premier by Joel Jansson and Alicia Reyes.

Photo: Rebecca Olarescu