Scholarship from Freemasons

Klara Angawa was awarded the 2025 Musical scholarship from the Gothenburg Freemasons. The pricecermony was held in Gothenburg and Klara also performed the first movement of the Rebecca Clarke viola sonata at the scholarship consert a couple of weeks later at the same venue.

Internship at Capetown Philharmonic Orchestra

From October to December 2025, Klara Angawa completed an internship with the CPO. As a violist, she took part as an ad-hoc musician with the CPO and also played with the CPYO and its string quartet, performing at several events during her stay, in total 18 concerts.

Alongside her musical work, Klara worked closely with the administrative team, supported library and event activities. The internship gave her the opportunity to spend extended time in South Africa and offered valuable insight into orchestral structures different from those in Europe, experience in funding models, marketing, and the organisation’s extensive youth education programmes, making the period very inspiring and educational.

”A special thanks to the CPO for welcoming me so warmly into the organisation and making sure that my time in Cape Town becme such a memorable experience”

Slott / Angawa Premier

On the 18th of febuary Joel Slott and Klara Angawa performed in St. Pauli church with a lovely program consisting of Brahms viola sonata in F.minor as well as Schostakovich viola sonata. Both strong pillars in the viola repertoar and cherished chambermusic pieces. The concert was also broadcasted on live radio so that eager listnerers as far as from Stockholm could join in and hear the performance live! A big thank you to St. Pauli church for the oppurtunity to make music in this beautiful atmosphere and a big thank you to the audience that attened the concert. For those of you who missed the oppurtunity, do not fright. More concert with the same program will come shortly in both Stockholm, Gothenburg and Oslo!

Solistdebut in Duosetting

In may 2025, klarinettist Ella Kjellberg and Klara Angawa made their debute as soloists with the Sankt Erik Orchestra Association.

They performed the three movements of Bruch’s wonderful Double Concerto for Clarinet and Viola toghether with the symfonic orchestra at a fully sould out concert in the barocke hall at the Swedish History Museum.

Thank you to the audience for sharing this lovely concert with us and special thank you to the St. Eriks orchestra for the oppurtunity to perform as soloist.