Come along on a guided musical tour and discover Konserthuset Stockholm and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. How does a symphony orchestra really work? What instruments are there?

Together with our expert music guides, you will go back-stage, try instruments and learn more about what it’s like to be a musician in the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. Join us among cello cases and musical scores!

For children 6–10 years. Only in Swedish.

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Check out our instrument videos for children at KonserthusetPlay.

In each film, musicians from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic show and talk about their instruments - and play music, of course! The films are about 5–7 minutes long. Watch here (opens in new window)

Come along on a guided musical tour and discover Konserthuset Stockholm and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. How does a symphony orchestra really work? What instruments are there?

Together with our expert music guides, you will go back-stage, try instruments and learn more about what it’s like to be a musician in the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. Join us among cello cases and musical scores!

For children 6–10 years. Only in Swedish.

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Check out our instrument videos for children at KonserthusetPlay.

In each film, musicians from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic show and talk about their instruments - and play music, of course! The films are about 5–7 minutes long. Watch here (opens in new window)

With 6,100 pipes, lots of keys and its own balcony (!), the Konserthuset organ is one of the country's largest instruments. Experience when our own organist Ulf Norberg talks about how the organ works. He will also play so that you can experience the amazing sounds that the organ can make, from the smallest to the largest pipe!

Suitable for children 6–12 years. In Swedish only. 

Learn more about the organ at Konserthuset Stockholm