The King and Queen listen to Young Music at the Palace
On Tuesday 22 January, The King and Queen listened to the Young Music at the Palace concert in the Hall of State.
The University College of Opera in Stockholm and the Junior Academy Music School performed a tribute to Jean-Philippe Rameau.
The soloists from the University College of Opera first year students were:
Christina Nilsson, soprano
Maja Frydén, soprano
Désirée Baraula, mezzo-soprano
Tobias Westman, tenor
Wiktor Sundqvist, tenor
Hannes Öberg, baritone
Nils Gustén, bass baritone
The conductor was Mark Tatlow.
You can listen to extracts from the music performed at the concert via Spotify, here
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The soloists from the University College of Opera first year students were:
Christina Nilsson, soprano
Maja Frydén, soprano
Désirée Baraula, mezzo-soprano
Tobias Westman, tenor
Wiktor Sundqvist, tenor
Hannes Öberg, baritone
Nils Gustén, bass baritone
The conductor was Mark Tatlow.
You can listen to extracts from the music performed at the concert via Spotify, here
.Young Music at the Palace is part of the Royal Palace Music Festival, under the leadership of Mats Liljefors. It was King Gustav VI Adolf who first invited Mats to give concerts at the Royal Palace of Stockholm in 1970, and these quickly became a great success. The Royal Palace Music Festival celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2010.
