AMANDA FLODIN & ANDERS ERICSON
- The Swedish lute

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 24TH 8PM I GRAND MALMÖ

ENTRANCE 125 SEK ORDINARY FROM 7:30PM. 

In this beautiful and unusual program, singer Amanda Flodin and lutenist Anders Ericson bring the music for voice and Swedish lute to life for the first time in 200 years. The Swedish lute was a unique Swedish instrument developed in Stockholm in the 1770s and played primarily in Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Åbo. The instrument became immensely popular but fell out of fashion in the 1830s with the rise of the guitar.

Thousands of pieces have been preserved but lay dormant until Amanda and Anders brought them back to life. Come and hear songs by, among others, Mozart and Haydn — in Swedish!

TRIO RICHE

TUESDAY MARCH 10TH 8 PM I GRAND MALMÖ

ENTRANCE 125 SEK ORDINARY/ 50 SEK STUDENT. FREE ENTRANCE BEFORE 7:30 PM

Trio Riche consists of violinist Danial Shariati, cellist Fred Lindberg, and pianist Pontus Carron. The trio got to know each other as students at Edsberg Castle, and individually they have achieved great success as concertmasters, chamber musicians, and soloists. After an evening at Restaurant Riche in the spring of 2024, they decided to begin making music together, and since then they have performed numerous concerts around Sweden and also appeared live on Swedish Radio P2.

The program features music by, among others, Haydn, Bernstein, and Smetana.

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JOHN BAUER BRASS

TUESDAY APRIL 21TH 8 PM I GRAND MALMÖ

ENTRANCE 125 SEK ORDINARY/ 50 SEK STUDENT. FREE ENTRANCE BEFORE 7:30 PM

John Bauer Brass is characterized by their innovative and joyful approach to making music, and by its ability to connect with audiences regardless of venue or age. For more than three decades, the ensemble has toured and recorded a boundary-crossing repertoire ranging from folk music to Baroque, opera, and pop. All members are musicians with the Jönköping Sinfonietta, yet they travel all the way down to Malmö to quite literally add a golden touch to the Krinolin stage!