40 Years of Music: The Celebrants

Molly Kien’s newly written piece for the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra soloists Eriikka Nylund and Fredrik Ekdahl opens this final jubilee concert, where all three are the same age – 40 years – as Berwaldhallen itself. Conductor and violinist Tobias Ringborg presents beautiful romances by Stenhammar as well as Berwald’s Sinfonie Singulière, which was performed at the very first concert at Berwaldhallen and will be an elegant closing performance to the splendid celebrations.

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Season: 2019/2020
Length: 1 h 10 min

UPBEAT: with Klassiska Podden i Swedish Radio P2. Camilla Lundberg and Carl Tofft on Wilhelm Stenhammar. Starts 17.00, in the lower foajé.

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