Greger Siljebo & Lukas Arvidsson are a leading duo on the Swedish and Nordic music scene, known for their distinctive interplay and expressive depth. Blending folk traditions with baroque influences and contemporary elements, they create a sound that is both rooted and boldly exploratory. Their critically acclaimed album Folkbarock & Andra rockar has been widely praised for its originality, musicianship, and artistic vision.

Torbjörn Näsbom & Lukas Arvidsson form a distinctive duo exploring the meeting point between baroque music and folk traditions. In their program Bach to the roos, music by Johann Sebastian Bach is reimagined alongside Swedish traditional tunes, highlighting unexpected connections across time and style. The result is an inventive and expressive concert experience shaped by curiosity, virtuosity, and deep musical dialogue.

Leufsta Trio is a folk music trio featuring Torbjörn Näsbom on nyckelharpa, Karin Nelson on harmonium, and Lukas Arvidsson on violin. The trio weaves together Swedish traditional music with rich textures and an unusual instrumental blend. Their sound world is both deeply rooted and exploratory, shaped by close interplay and expressive nuance.

This program brings together poetry by Tomas Tranströmer, read by actor Stina Ekblad, and music by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by Lukas Arvidsson. Bach’s timeless masterpieces meet Tranströmer’s words in a dialogue of depth, stillness, and intensity. The result is a profoundly emotional and powerful program where great music and poetry illuminate one another.

Vox Cordis, part of Drottningholms Barockensemble, presents Johann Sebastian Bach’s Goldberg Variations in a rare and intimate version for three viola da gambas and continuo. This distinctive instrumentation brings new colours and clarity to Bach’s masterpiece. Vox Cordis features gambists Mime Brinkmann, Olof Larsson, and Malin Larsson, together with harpsichordist/organist Lukas Arvidsson. The project also brings together first-class ballet dancers Natalie Ogonek and Kaho Yanagisawa from Kungliga Baletten, creating a refined dialogue between music and movement.

The Biber Project brings together violinist Eva Lindal and organist/harpsichordist Lukas Arvidsson in a deeply expressive exploration of baroque repertoire. At its core are Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber’s Rosary Sonatas, a monumental cycle renowned for its emotional intensity, symbolism, and technical daring. Through close musical dialogue and historical insight, the duo brings new clarity and immediacy to one of the most powerful works in the classical canon.

DANSO Quartet is an interdisciplinary quartet uniting musicians Greger Siljebo and Lukas Arvidsson with dancers Gabriel Davidsson and Natalie Ogonek. Their performances fully integrate live music and dance into a shared stage experience. The quartet has presented its acclaimed production at concert halls and festivals, earning praise for its originality and expressive strength.

The folk music duo Mattias Wager (organ) and Lukas Arvidsson (violin) explores the meeting point between Swedish traditional music and the rich sound world of the organ. Their interplay combines rhythmic drive, lyrical expression, and a deep respect for folk tradition. Together they create a distinctive and engaging concert experience where old melodies are given new resonance.