THURSDAY 13/10 2022

World-renowned singer Angélique Kidjo has cross-pollinated the West African traditions of her childhood in Benin with elements of American R&B, funk and jazz, as well as influences from Europe and Latin America. 

She is a recipient of the 2023 Polar Music Prize. 

This time Kidjo sings in the good company of Malmö's own Malmö Symphony Orchestra, and we dare to promise an experience out of the ordinary. 

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On stage: 

Angélique Kidjo

Malmö Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: Gast Waltzing

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Presented by:

Malmö Live Konserthus

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Swedish singer Ulrika Bodén has turned the poet Nicke Sjödin's (1934-2009) work Kvinnfolke into beautiful music. The lyrics portray the local women of his time, situated in the deep northern parts of Sweden.  

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On stage: 

Ulrika Bodén – vocals 

Emma Ahlberg Ek – violin

Nordiska Kammarensemblen

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Presented by:

Palladium Malmö, Musik i Syd

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 Hialøsa brings us traditional music from our own southernmost region of Scania, or as they put it themselves, “Scanian very old pop". It is traditional music material, fragments, songs and new compositions. Traditional, disruptive and honest. Feet stomping, energetic and always shifting, driven by intense violins and a rythmical bass. Songs about life and death, remembrance of a past looking towards the future. 

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On stage: 

Alva Bosdottir: fiddle, voice and foot stomping
Malte Zeberg – double-bass, voice and foot stomping

Love Aamås Kjellsson – voice, octave fiddle, foot stomping and handclap

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Presented by:

Victoriateatern

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One or maybe a couple of concerts are on there way... More info soon.