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.
This production is part of one or more concert series.
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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