Beethoven’s Fifth

With its striking first movement, Beethoven’s fifth symphony just has to be the most famous work in the history of classical music. The Israeli composer Ella Milch-Sheriff has based her tribute to Beethoven, The Eternal Stranger, on one of Beethoven’s dreams. It presents the legendary composer in a new and unexpected way. We will also have the privilege of hearing the violist Lawrence Power in Anders Hillborg’s Viola Concert, commissioned by, among others, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra.

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Berwaldhallen

2 hours including intermission

The concert will be broadcasted on Berwaldhallen Play and in the Swedish Radio Friday, March 31 at 7 pm.

Bonusconcert on Friday March 31 – Late night concert Rebecca Clarke – A musical odyssey

We have the pleasure of inviting you to a late night concert after the concert on the 31st of March. You are most welcome to stay, the performance will begin after a brief interval.

Join internationally praised musicians for a bonus concert where Johannes Brahms accompanies works by American-British composer Rebecca Clarke. An eminent violist in herself, Clarke wrote several pieces for the instrument, which in today’s concert is played by internationally renowned Lawrence Powell.

Lawrence Power, viola and violin
Simon Crawford-Phillips, piano
Per Öman, violin
Jan-Erik Gustafsson, cello

REBECCA CLARKE Dumka – 10 min
REBECCA CLARKE Sonata – 25 min
JOHANNES BRAHMS: Trio Op 114 in A minor – 25 min
I. Allegro
II. Adagio
III. Adantino grazioso
IV. Allegro

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