Brita’s salon: Spring concert with Linnéa Talp

Carl Eldh’s Studio Museum opens for the season by inviting you to an instrumental spring concert with the composer Linnéa Talp. Among hundreds of sculptures in the studio erected in 1919, Linnéa Talp’s electronic organ sounds in a rebirth of the cultural salons that were previously arranged by the museum’s founder Brita Eldh (Carl and Elise Eldh’s daughter).

Linnéa Talp is a composer and musician based in Stockholm. Spring 2022 saw the release of her solo instrumental debut “Arch of Motion”, music that revolves around an exploration of the church organ, with subtly interwoven elements of instruments such as voice, bass clarinet, flute and trombone.

The process began during a residency at Ställbergs Gruva in the summer of 2020, and has largely been about trying to create an extended musical movement based on breathing and bodily presence. The album was produced together with Alex Zethson and released on the Thanatosis label.

30 tickets are available for this concert. Ticket price SEK 120 includes entrance to the museum. The doors open at 17:30, the concert starts at 18:00.

Buy tickets here – link to Billetto.

The concert is part of the project Brita’s salon with the support of the Cultural Council.

Warmly welcome!