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Veranstaltungsort: Harpa Concert Hall, Reykjavík

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AdresseAusturbakki 2
Reykjavík
Capital Region
101
Island
EnthältEldborg - Main Hall
Flói
Foyer
Kaldalón
Norðurljós
outside
Silfurberg
Google maps64° 9' 0.942" N 21° 55' 56.337" W
September 2026
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Abendvorstellung
Matinee
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ReykjavíkHappy Birthday Mozart

© No credit
Mozart
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Richard Schwennicke; Bryndís Guðjónsdóttir; Unnsteinn Àrnason

ReykjavíkISO Youth Orchestra plays Scheherazade

© ISO
Rimsky-Korsakow: Scheherazade, Op.35
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Nathanaël Iselin

ReykjavíkEnnio Morricone | The Official Symphonic Experience

© The Team
Morricone
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Thiago Tiberio; Dísella Lárusdóttir

ReykjavíkSchumann & Beethoven

© Andrej Grilc
Boulanger, Schumann, Sohy, Beethoven
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Bar Avni; Bryan Cheng

ReykjavíkAlina Ibragimova & Beethoven 9

© Joss McKinley
Prokofjew, Beethoven
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Edward Gardner; Alina Ibragimova; Harpa Ósk Björnsdóttir; Hanna Dóra Sturludóttir; Stuart Skelton

ReykjavíkEdward Gardner conducts Beethoven 9

© Benjamin Ealovega
Beethoven: Symphonie Nr. 9 in d-Moll "Choral", Op.125
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Edward Gardner; Harpa Ósk Björnsdóttir; Hanna Dóra Sturludóttir; Stuart Skelton; Andri Björn Róbertsson

ReykjavíkDalene plays Adés

© Isolde Stein-Leibold | Gunnlöd Jóna
Sibelius, Adès, Britten
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Daníel Bjarnason; Johan Dalene

ReykjavíkLyric Symphony

© Mats Bäcker
Schubert, Zemlinsky
Iceland Symphony Orchestra; Ingo Metzmacher; Bryndís Guðjónsdóttir; Ólafur Kjartan Sigurðarson
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Ólafsson, Adès and the Iceland Symphony Orchestra kickstart the planet

The Iceland Symphony Orchestra opens its season with a dazzling showpiece by Thomas Adès.
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Dark Music Days in Reykjavik

For 24 years, the festival of Dark Music Days has fuelled imagination with contemporary music, thanks to the initiative of the Icelandic Composer’s Union. And with the advent of a glamorous concert hall in the midst of crisis and bankruptcy, the glittering Harpa, the crowds have grown in numbers every year.