royal swedish opera chorus
A chorus that never stands still...
Bears, vampires or three-legged can-can dancers… The Royal Swedish Opera's chorus masters singing at the absolutely highest level while both acting and dancing on stage. The 54 chorus members represent 13 different nationalities and are educated at opera colleges around the world. Together with the Royal Swedish Orchestra, the chorus form the backbone of our performances and sometimes even share the stage with the Royal Swedish Ballet!
The chorus was formed at the premiere of the opera Thétis and Pelée on January 18 in 1773 at Bollhuset. Since then, it has been an indispensable part of the Royal Swedish Opera's activities.
Chorus Master
Assisting Chorus Masters
First Sopranos
- Madeleine Barringer
- Anna Danielsson
- Malin Emilson
- Kristina Hansson Unander
- Roma Loukes
- Helena Magnusson - Sub.
- Cecilia Nannesson
- Mirja Sörberg
Second Sopranos
- Jessica Forsell
- Henriikka Gröndahl
- Anneli Jupither
- Maria Matyazova
- Angela Rotondo
- Lisa Thor
- Hanna Wåhlin
First Altos
- Therese Badman Stenius
- Linda Bodin
- Katarina Böhm
- Lina Hägerström Kindblad
- Annica Nilsson
- Anna Norrby
- Matilda Wahlund
- Kristina Wennberg
Second Altos
- Marie-Louise Granström
- Kristina Martling
- Olga Medianova
- Maria Nordstedt - Sub.
- Louise Reitberger
- Johanna Sannefors
- Klementina Savnik
First Tenors
- Michael Axelsson
- Gustav Florin Ågren
- Mattias Gunnari - Sub.
- John Kim
- Wei Nan
- Jon Nilsson
- Jihan Shin
- Mikael Stenbaek
- Per Strömberg - Sub.
Second Tenors
- Andrius Bartkus
- Mikael Fagerholm
- Daniel Ohlmann
- Mikael Onelius
- Christian Wegmann
- Jacob Lundin-Wistrand
- Per-Gunnar Alpadie
First Basses
- Håkan Ekenäs
- Peter Haeggström
- Andreas Lundmark
- Johan Rydh
- Radoslaw Rzepecki
- Jan Sörberg
- Anders Östberg