The concert has been canceled - Beethoven 250: Symphony No. 9

The culmination of Berwaldhallen’s Beethoven Jubilee, two of his greatest and most important works with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, The Swedish Radio Choir, Chief Conductor Daniel Harding and world-class soloists. When Beethoven wrote his Symphony No. 9, his genius was unaffected by the fact that he had now lost almost all of his hearing; neither is the music gloomy or despondent. On the contrary, the famous final movement with Ode to Joy is among the most life-affirming music ever written. The concert on Friday will be livestreamed at Berwaldhallen Play.

Season 2019/2020
Date has passed
Berwaldhallen
1 h 15 min

The concert has been canceled

All Swedish Radio’s public events are canceled until June 30

UPBEAT: Friday June 5th at 6.00pm with Claes Aronsson from Swedish Radio’s Europapodden.

UPBEAT: Saturday June 6th at 2.00pm a panel discussion about the profession and working conditions of contemporary composers compared to in Beethoven’s days.

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