Magnus Fryklund

Magnus Fryklund is a versatile musician born in Karlstad, Sweden, in 1990. He began his musical journey at a young age, starting with the piano at ten and the cello two years later. Fryklund's educational background includes studying piano, cello, and composition at the Academy of Music in Falun, Sweden, and later at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen. He has been recognized for his talents, winning the Steinway Piano Competition in Stockholm and receiving the Léonie Sonning Talent Prize in 2013. Magnus has also conducted several prominent orchestras, including the Copenhagen Philharmonic and Concerto Copenhagen, showcasing his skills as a conductor and performer.

Fryklund's recent collaborations include projects like "The Four Seasons After Vivaldi," highlighting his involvement in innovative musical interpretations. His diverse musical experiences span from solo performances to conducting orchestras, demonstrating his adaptability and talent in the music world.