The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra performs without a conductor in works by Robert Schumann, Paul Dukas, and Joakim Agnas. A unique chamber orchestra experience showcasing the ensemble's musical cohesion and collective interpretation.
Quick facts
- When
- 18:00
- Duration
- Approximately 70 min
- Tickets
- 150-420 SEK
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair spaces, elevators to all floors
Getting there
Venue
Konserthuset Stockholm
Hötorget, Stockholm
Closest metro
Hötorget (green) — 1-min walk
Common questions
When does Schumann’s Third Symphony start and how long is it?
The concert starts at 18:00 on September 16, 2026, and lasts approximately 70 minutes. It is expected to end around 19:10.
What are the ticket prices?
Tickets range from 150 to 420 SEK. Discounts are available, including 50% off for those 26 and under, and 10% off for students and pensioners.
Who are the featured performers?
The concert features the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra led by concertmaster Andrej Power and principal trumpet Joakim Agnas.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, the Main Hall is equipped with six wheelchair spaces and all floors can be accessed via elevators or stairs.
How do I get to Konserthuset Stockholm?
The closest metro station is Hötorget (1 min walk).
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