Linnea Landström (b. 1996) is a versatile composer, choral conductor and vocalist. Based in Stockholm (SE) and originally from Luleå in northern Sweden, she works across a broad range of musical expressions. During spring 2026, she is undertaking an Erasmus exchange in The Hague (NL), studying choral conducting at the Royal Conservatoire with Krista Audere (Cappella Amsterdam, Swedish Radio Choir) and László Nemes (Nationale Koren).

In June 2026, she will complete her bachelor’s degree at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, with studies under Prof. Mats Nilsson. The program focuses on advanced choral repertoire and includes regular collaborations with professional singers, covering music from early Western repertoire to contemporary Swedish compositions.

In 2024, she founded Tusen Tungor, an ensemble for treble voices based in Stockholm. The choir consists of 30 singers from diverse musical backgrounds, united by a shared interest in classical and folk music repertoire. Since its inception, the ensemble has performed sold-out concerts and engaged in numerous collaborations with various artists and venues, challenging many norms within the classical choral scene.

As a composer, she also holds a degree in composition (2017–2020) from the School of Theatre, Music and Art (Örebro, SE), where she studied with Tebogo Monnakgotla and Simon Schierup. She has received commissions for theatre and performance productions, as well as chamber and choral music. Until recently, she served as Chair and Head Producer of the Swedish delegation of Ung Nordisk Musik, a Nordic–Baltic network presenting new works by young composers through an annual festival.

Born and raised within a pop/jazz tradition, she has since developed into a classical mezzo-soprano, largely thanks to conductor and church musician Mats Bertilsson. She is a regular singer in his high-level ensemble Olaus Petri Vocalis, which was recently invited to perform Bach cantatas at the Thomaskirche in Leipzig, together with the Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble. In recent years, she has also developed an interest in folk singing techniques, exploring this with Swedish folk singer Sofia Sandén.

Education

Programs
Erasmus exchange studies at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague (NL), fall 2025
Bachelor in Choral Conducting at the Royal College of Music, Stockholm (SE) 2023 - 2026
Bachelor in Composition (Western Art Music) at the School of Music, Theatre and Art, Örebro (SE) 2017-2020
Jazz vocals, choral conducting and composition at Sjöviks Folkhögskola, Avesta (SE) 2015-2016

Courses
Composition and Arranging I, Second Cycle / Advanced Level at the School of Music, Theatre and Art, Örebro (SE) 2020-2021
Conducting orchestra- and chamber musicians at the School of Music, Theatre and Art, Örebro (SE) 2018

Teachers and professors
Composition: Simon Schierup and Tebogo Monnakgotla at School of Music, Theatre and Art in Örebro.
Conducting: Mats Nilsson and Fredrik Malmberg at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm. Krista Audere and László Nemes at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague. Vocals: Mats Bertilsson, Kees-Jan de Koning, Sofia Sandén

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