The performers
Live radio broadcasts
The entire content of P2 has also been inspired by the festival and many P2 programs have been directly related to the Baltic Sea Festival of 2009. Read more about
› the Baltic Sea Festival on P2
The Baltic Sea Festival 09
This years Baltic Sea Festival is now ended. The entire concert program for the festival you find › here
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Welcome back next year!
Inauguration of the Baltic Sea Festival 2009!
“When words fail… then you turn to music.” Esa-Pekka Salonen on the powerfulness of music. Concerts, seminars and exhibitions held in this year’s Baltic Sea Festival ring of peace and reconciliation and the environment, both in and around the Baltic Sea.
Baltic Sea Festival 2009 – Peace and Reconciliation
This year's Baltic Sea Festival is on the theme of peace and reconciliation. The World Orchestra for Peace will be playing for the first time in Sweden under the baton of Valery Gergiev. The ensemble comprises the foremost musicians from orchestras in 40 countries. On the same day, a seminar is being held on culture as a unifying force in society. The discussion will be led by Camilla Kvartoft from Swedish Radio's programme P1 Morgon.
› Baltic Sea Festival 2009 – Peace and Reconciliation
Baltic Sea Festival in Brussels 09!
The Baltic Sea Festival is ended but was at the same time continued elsewhere. To mark Sweden's chairmanship of the EU, the Baltic Sea Festival did do some guest performances in Brussels. See the entire › Concert programme
The broadcasts from the round-the-clock web channel Baltic Sea Festival Radio have ended. If you wish to see the whole list of concerts that were broadcasted from former festivals 2003-2008, you will find them here
› Baltic Sea Festival Radio
The World Orchestra for Peace
The players of the World Orchestra for Peace are the very finest, drawn from leading orchestras in the world. The Orchestra come together to demonstrate “the unique strength of music as an ambassador for peace”. Visit their website
World Orchestra for Peace
Young virtuosos
from Moscow
The Tchaikovsky Ensemble was once again guest the Baltic Sea Festival this year with their chamber music for the violin, clarinet and domra.
› The Tchaikovsky Ensemble Concerts
