Raphaela Gromes will focus on composers such as Marie Jaell at the exclusive countryside concert at Queen Silvia Concert Hall, performing with the Swedish Chamber Orchestra. She will also have a performance in a trio concert with Julian Riem and Ye-Eun Choi on board.

Raphaela Gromes discovered the cello at the age of four and made her stage debut at seven. The artist has been awarded numerous prizes, such as the OPUS KLASSIK in 2020.

Soprano Juliane Banse presents her interpretation of Schubert's "Winterreise" during a song recital on board, a work traditionally performed by male artists. Juliane Banse's ballet training allows her to merge dance and singing in a unique performance. The ensemble is complemented by dancer István Simon and pianist Alexander Krichel.

Juliane Banse's extensive opera repertoire is complemented by her expertise in concerts, song recitals, and chamber music. Her internationally acclaimed career has recently taken her to the United States, where she performed on the stage of the MET in New York, appearing in Strauss' Arabella (Zdenka). Many of her CD recordings have won awards, including the Echo Klassik.

The pianist Alexandra Dariescu enchants you during a piano evening on board, in which she rediscovers and reinterprets works by composers like Chopin as well as works by female composers.

Dariescu's commitment to the recognition and rights of women runs like a thread through her artistic work, giving voice to forgotten female composers. Recently, she premiered piano concertos by Nadia Boulanger, Florence Price, and Dora Pejačević in the USA, UK, Norway, and Finland with orchestras such as the Oslo Philharmonic, Houston Symphony, and the BBC Symphony Orchestra. Her worldwide career has taken her to concert stages with prestigious ensembles including the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, and the Orchestre National de France.