Genre: Chamber music, Vocal music

Orpheus’ Treasure Trove – Sounds over the Baltic Sea

The most beautiful seventeenth-century music in northern cities.

In a journey between northern music cities around the Baltic Sea, a selection of the finest seventeenth-century music is presented. Music and collections that we find here – for instance the Düben Collection in Uppsala, Sweden, and similar traces in Turku, Finland, and Tallinn, Estonia – testify about a rich and great musical exchance between cities around the Baltic Sea, already at this time in history. 

Orpheus Baroque welcomes Finnish Baroque soprano Kajsa Dahlbäck, an internationally renowned soloist specialised in older and modern music. She studied under Emma Kirkby, a legendary name of the early vocal music movement, and she is a founder of the Vasa Baroque festival in Ostrobothnia, Finland.  

Critically acclaimed ensemble Orpheus Baroque regularly works with prominent guests from the international Baroque music scene. Artistic director is the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic’s solo cellist, Johannes Rostamo, as well as concertmaster and Baroque violinist Elin Gabrielsson, a member, among other ensembles, of Italian Europa Galante.

The most beautiful seventeenth-century music in northern cities.

Sunday 7 April 2024 16.00

Ends approximately 17.45

Price:

290 SEK

In a journey between northern music cities around the Baltic Sea, a selection of the finest seventeenth-century music is presented. Music and collections that we find here – for instance the Düben Collection in Uppsala, Sweden, and similar traces in Turku, Finland, and Tallinn, Estonia – testify about a rich and great musical exchance between cities around the Baltic Sea, already at this time in history. 

Orpheus Baroque welcomes Finnish Baroque soprano Kajsa Dahlbäck, an internationally renowned soloist specialised in older and modern music. She studied under Emma Kirkby, a legendary name of the early vocal music movement, and she is a founder of the Vasa Baroque festival in Ostrobothnia, Finland.  

Critically acclaimed ensemble Orpheus Baroque regularly works with prominent guests from the international Baroque music scene. Artistic director is the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic’s solo cellist, Johannes Rostamo, as well as concertmaster and Baroque violinist Elin Gabrielsson, a member, among other ensembles, of Italian Europa Galante.

  • The music

    Approximate times
  • Christian Geist Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern
    6 min
  • Johann Theile Sonata duplex a 3
    6 min
  • Trad From Piae Cantiones
    3 min
  • Christian Ritter Allemanda in discessum Caroli XI Regis Sueciae from Suite in c minor for harpsichord
    5 min
  • Pierre Verdier Lamento b minor, version for string quartet
    3 min
  • Johann Valentin Meder Ach Herr, strafe mich nicht in deinem Zorn
    7 min
  • Johann Valentin Meder Chaconne in C major,
    5 min
  • Intermission
    25 min
  • Trad From Piae Cantiones
    3 min
  • Thomas Baltzar Divisions on John, come kiss me now from The Division Violin for violin and basso continuo
    4 min
  • Dietrich Becker Amor Jesu, amantissime dulcissima
    6 min
  • Dieterich Buxtehude Sonata in a minor for violin, viola da gamba and basso continuo BuxWV 272
    10 min
  • Dieterich Buxtehude O Gottes Stadt BuxWV 87
    9 min
  • Participants

  • Kajsa Dahlbäck soprano
  • Musicians from Orpheus Baroque Stockholm:
  • Elin Gabrielsson violin
  • Emma Nyman violin
  • Christopher Öhman viola
  • Daniel Holst viola da gamba
  • Karl Nyhlin lute
  • Peter Lönnerberg harpsichord/organ

Sunday 7 April 2024 16.00

Ends approximately 17.45

Price:

290 SEK