Early Music LIVE!
Mattress concert success continues this spring!
Ticket information
Ticket prices
9.00 pm: SEK 150
10.15 pm: SEK 120
Tickets are available for online purchase on www.semf.se (follow the links below) and www.musikaliska.com
The ticket office at Musikaliska is open weekdays 11 am to 2 pm, and 2 hours before the concerts (service fee SEK 25)
High resolution pictures are available in the the image archive:
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Dear early music lover,
Early Late Night Concert - SEMF's popular night concert concept that allows you to enjoy music stretched out on a mattress - continues during the 2013 spring season. The young ensemble Barocco Incantato begins the series on 9 February with music from the 17th and 18th centuries. On 9 March, vocal ensemble Feria VI performs, followed by Kerstin Frödin, baroque oboe, with ensemble on 6 April. The folk baroque duo DRÅM rounds off the season on 4 May. Listen to live early music up close - a wonderful musical experience in a cosy, intimate atmosphere!
You will soon be able to read more about the programme here on www.semf.se.
Early Late Night Concerts take place in the Clara Schumann hall at Musikaliska. To make room for more listeners, SEMF offers two performances of each concert, one at 9.00-9.50 pm and one at 10.15-11.05 pm. Please note that the starting times have changed since the autumn season!
A nice glass of wine, to round off your evening, is always available at Bistro Birgit.
Early Music LIVE! - a thousand years of music from vibrating chords and strings straight to your ear - right in the heart of Stockholm.
Welcome!
Peter Pontvik
Artistic director SEMF
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 This spring season's night concert series is opened by a trio of young, promising Swedish musicians. The ensemble Barocco Incantato focuses on music from the 17th and 18th centuries and will be releasing their newly recorded first CD, with music by De La Barre, Fontana, Roman, and others at the concert. Jana Langenbruch, recorder
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21:00Musikaliska |
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This spring season's night concert series is opened by a trio of young, promising Swedish musicians. The ensemble Barocco Incantato focuses on music from the 17th and 18th centuries and will be releasing their newly recorded first CD, with music by De La Barre, Fontana, Roman, and others at the concert. Jana Langenbruch, recorder |
22:15Musikaliska |
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On this early late evening in March it's time for ravishing sixteenth century polyphony for six voices. The vocal ensemble Feria VI performs music by Nicolas Gombert, Cristobal de Morales, Ludwig Senfl, and Orlando di Lasso - by candlelight. Caroline Wegmann, soprano |
21:00Musikaliska |
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On this early late evening in March it's time for ravishing sixteenth century polyphony for six voices. The vocal ensemble Feria VI performs music by Nicolas Gombert, Cristobal de Morales, Ludwig Senfl, and Orlando di Lasso - by candlelight. Caroline Wegmann, soprano |
22:15Musikaliska |
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The spring season continues with an ensemble of well-renowned Swedish musicians. The trio Frödin/Larsson/Lönnerberg plays delicious French eighteenth-century baroque. Kerstin Frödin, baroque oboe |
21:00Musikaliska |
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The spring season continues with an ensemble of well-renowned Swedish musicians. The trio Frödin/Larsson/Lönnerberg plays delicious French eighteenth-century baroque. Kerstin Frödin, baroque oboe |
22:15Musikaliska |
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The final opportunity this season to stretch out on a mattress with early music right next to you! On this evening in May, the early folk duo Dråm highlight the great treasure of Swedish traditional music with baroque and renaissance roots. Erik Ask-Upmark, harp, Swedish bagpipes, medieval bagpipes, härjedalspipa |
21:00Musikaliska |
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The final opportunity this season to stretch out on a mattress with early music right next to you! On this evening in May, the early folk duo Dråm brings the great treasure of Swedish traditional music with baroque and renaissance roots into focus. Erik Ask-Upmark, harp, Swedish bagpipes, medieval bagpipes, härjedalspipa |
22:15Musikaliska |
Stockholm Early Music Festival is under the patronage of H M Queen Silvia of Sweden
