Trio Bokor, Bock & Carlsson is a Swedish vocal ensemble specialising in Renaissance and Baroque music, while also reaching into 20th-century repertoire. The group performs regularly in Sweden and Denmark - including at the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm and Holmens Kirke in Copenhagen - and is noted for programmes that weave early vocal music together with storytelling theatre and chamber music.
The trio performs at a chapel concert in Holmens Church in Copenhagen on September 1, 2026 with free admission - the program includes works by Dowland, Händel, Purcell, Vaughan Williams, Hahn and Debussy.
The trio performed at the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm with the program 'What is love?', which spans from the Renaissance and Baroque to the 20th century's sound world.
Teresia Bokor, one of the trio's members, released her debut solo album 'My Blue Piano' in January 2026 on Nilento Records and Naxos Direct.
The trio performs the production 'Julius Caesar' at the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm, where opera, narrative theater and chamber music merge together.
