In September 2005, Barcelona Barroc gave three performances in Sweden. The Konstnärshuset in Stockholm provided a gallery space for Icarus over the Northern Skies, while audiences at Sofia Kyrka in Stockholm, and St Ragnhild's church in Södertälje enjoyed Metamorphosis: All about Bach.

Left: Anna Nyhlin in an article presented in the Södertälje newspaper

Heidi Tsai invited to perform world premier of re-discovered work by Leopold Kozeluch

Heidi Tsai was invited by Jacques Ogg and the Lyra Baroque Orchestra (Minnesota, USA) to perform the world premier of a fortepiano concerto for 4 hands by a re-discovered composer from Prague, Leopold Kozeluch (1747-1818). Due to a family emergency, Mr. Ogg was unable to play, and he requested that Heidi replace him last-minute in Minnesota. Heidi flew out on 24-hour notice and performed on April 15 and 16, 2005, a program which included three pieces for four hands (with pianist Mari Tomizuka) and a Haydn symphony. She was received with a warm welcome, and enthusiastic feedback, both from the audience and musicians from the orchestra.  

"A World class pianist."
- audience member

Recording Project

Stockholm, Sweden: In September 2005, members of the Barcelona Barroc recorded some of their new collaborations in Stockholm, Sweden. Excerpts now appear on the "listen" page!

Karl Nyhlin on cover of Swedish Early Music Magazine

Karl Nyhlin received international publicity when the Swedish Early Music Magazine Tidig Musik put him on their cover as one of Sweden's leading lutenists. The extensive coverage in the article featured information on Karl and his performances with various ensembles, including Barcelona Barroc.