The Palace Square
Nikolaj Szeps-Snaider
The Palace Square
Foto Bård Gundersen
The Palace Square
Nikolaj Szeps-Snaider is the conductor at the Oslo Philharmonic's traditional folk festival at The Palace Square. The orchestra has a tradition of concerts outdoors, almost as long as the orchestra itself. They have performed at Holmenkollen, The City Hall Square, and Myraløkka more recently, before the first Palace Square concert in 2017. This is our fifth concert in front of the Royal Palace; you do not need a ticket. Welcome!
There is a limited number of seats available at The Palace Square, so we recommend that you bring your own chair. If it rains, we ask you to leave the umbrella at home and bring rain gear instead.
The concert is produced in collaboration with NRK and the Royal Palace, with support from Sparebankstiftelsen DNB, Oslo municipality, and Tom Wilhelmsen's Foundation.
What is played
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Giuseppe Verdi, The Force of Destiny: Overture
Giuseppe Verdi The Force of Destiny: Overture -
Fritz Kreisler, Liebesleid (arr. C. McAllister)
Fritz Kreisler Liebesleid (arr. C. McAllister) -
Manuel Ponce, Estrellita
Manuel Ponce Estrellita -
Sergei Prokofiev, The Montagues and Capulets (from Romeo and Juliet Suite No. 2)
Sergei Prokofiev The Montagues and Capulets (from Romeo and Juliet Suite No. 2) -
Sergei Prokofiev, Morning Dance (from Romeo and Juliet Suite No. 3)
Sergei Prokofiev Morning Dance (from Romeo and Juliet Suite No. 3)
Duration
Performers
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Nikolaj Szeps-Snaider
Conductor -
Johanna Wallroth
Soprano
This event is free
The Palace Square
Nikolaj Szeps-Snaider