framförs

Framförs is a Swedish verb form that functions as the present passive of the verb framföra, which means to perform, present, or deliver something to an audience. In use, framförs describes an action—such as a song, play, or speech—being performed or presented, without specifying the agent responsible for the action.

Grammatically, framförs is the present passive form and is used with any subject that experiences the action of being performed or presented. The agent can be introduced with a phrase using av, for example, av orkester eller av en ensam artist. Related forms include framfördes (past passive) and framförd (past participle), which appear in different tenses and syntactic positions. The passive form helps foreground the event itself rather than the performer.

Framförs is commonly employed in media, reviews, and program notes to report on performances, broadcasts, or presentations. It is especially prevalent in cultural journalism, arts programming, and event descriptions where the focus is on the act of presenting rather than the performer.

Examples:

- Låten framförs ikväll av artisten tillsammans med en kör. (The song is performed tonight by the artist and a choir.)

- Operan framförs i huvudstaden nästa vecka. (The opera is performed in the capital next week.)

- Sången framfördes tidigare i kvällens konsert. (The song was performed earlier in the evening’s concert.)

Framförs reflects a common Swedish construction for describing performances in a neutral, descriptive manner and is part of broader usage surrounding verbs that denote presenting or executing works.