ROLAND PÖNTINEN & CAMERATA NORDICA CHAMBER ENSEMBLE

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 18TH 8PM I GRAND MALMÖ

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

Klubb Krinolin's 2025 concert season opens with a grand performance featuring the acclaimed pianist Roland Pöntinen, accompanied by the Camerata Nordica Chamber Ensemble. The highlight of the evening will be a piano quartet from 2017 composed by film music composer Danny Elfman, known for his soundtracks to films such as Batman and Edward Scissorhands. In the second movement of the piano quartet, one can hear how Elfman plays with the classic schoolyard chant "Naa na naa na naa naa," adding a distinctly humorous touch to the piece! Additionally, we will hear Fauré's second piano quartet, one of Pöntinen's absolute favorites, and Schubert's Notturno.

VINDLA STRING QUARTET

TUESDAY APRIL 29TH 8 PM I GRAND MALMÖ

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

For the final concert of the spring, the Vindla String Quartet is ready to take the audience on a musical journey through a soundscape that both challenges and enchants! The repertoire is drawn from the quartet's latest album "Med ljus och lykta" (NAXOS Sweden 2024), where the individual ideas and experiences of the members come together in a creative universe influenced by classical music, swinging jazz, playful folk music, and rhythmic pop songs. Welcome to a concert experience that offers something truly unique and innovative!

ÉLÈVE-TOI: SÅNGER OM OSS

TUESDAY MARCH 18TH 8 PM I GRAND MALMÖ

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

Expressive harmonies and touching texts are in store as soprano Kristine Nowlain, pianist Annika Bjelk Wahlberg, and violinist Inga Zeppezauer perform some of the trio's absolute favorite pieces by women from the Nordic, English, and French repertoires, including works by Elfrida Andrée, Rebecca Clarke, and Melanie Bonis.
Between the pieces, the trio will provide a deeper insight into the various contexts in which the music was created, further enhancing the experience of the music and texts. A warm welcome!

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