Martin Fröst is a Swedish clarinettist widely regarded as one of the most distinctive voices on his instrument in classical music today. He combines technical mastery with a strong theatrical presence, often weaving movement and gesture into his performances. Anders Hillborg's clarinet concerto Peacock Tales was written specifically for him.
The NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester, with clarinettist Martin Fröst and conductor Andris Poga, performs works by Alfvén, Mozart and Tchaikovsky at the Historisch-Technisches Museum Peenemünde.
The prestigious festival's closing concert features Swedish soloists Martin Fröst and Roland Pönttinen performing works by French composers.
Swedish clarinetist Martin Fröst and pianist Roland Pöntinen present French chamber music from Chausson to Poulenc, performed by two artists with a rich history of collaboration.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Nicolas Ellis performs works by Rautavaara, Hillborg, and Rameau with Rebel in Ellis's arrangement.
The National Philharmonic Orchestra under Nicolas Ellis performs works by Rautavaara, Hillborg, and Rameau with Rebel. The programme features Martin Fröst in a clarinet concerto.