Malmö is a multicultural city, which is reflected in the people in extra care housing and meeting places. Sadly, this is not reflected in the concerts at the afore mentioned places, as the repertoire today mostly consists of Swedish songs and hits; music that many of the older people may

The goal of this project and of our activities is to contribute to the motivation of children and young people to continue exploring classical music and for classical music to remain a natural part of today’s and Malmö’s cultural life. We want to highlight young musicians, conductors and composers, as

We feel that modern Nordic folk music is influenced today often by popular music and classical music. We feel, however, that there is an absence of groups that, with the folk music tradition as linchpin, are influenced by improvisational music and jazz in their sound and in their arrangement. By

A show where opera choral song gets to meet new circus. The starting point is to work with some of the smaller baroque operas. Discussions have started both with Circus Cirkör (based in Stockholm) and with Circus Saga from Malmö.

With large gala concerts in barns, riding arenas and other unconventional locations ”Lundalands filharmoniker” will spread classical music in rural areas where other orchestras do not reach. The concerts will be marked by a festive mood and the soloists are world class

An exclusive international composition order for the Swedish international top soprano Lisa Larsson and five symphony orchestras.

There is a great need to raise awareness and availability of flute compositions and flute pedagogical texts from 1700 – and 1800’s. At present, these materials are almost completely unknown by professional flutists and researchers.

Release of a CD with the work of a skånsk Baroque composer Dietrich Buxtehude (1637-1707) performed by the Skåne singers, soloist ensemble Vox Scaniensis.

The aim is to have The St John Passion’s message reaching out to new groups of people. Kiviks congregation will perform The St John Passion to offer the congregation and the general public a professional high-quality performance in a rural area where the musical range is necessarily smaller than around

The project gives musicians the opportunity to meet without too much self-administrative and financial burden. In addition, ”Musik i Syd” has a “know how” and contacts to allow creative and fruitful meetings resulting in new musical dimensions.