Blomstedt interprets Lidholm
Ingvar Lidholm, who would have celebrated his 100th birthday in 2021, was one of the foremost Swedish composers of all time and a renowned member of Måndagsgruppen, the radical group of Swedish composers. The legendary conductor Herbert Blomstedt returns to Berwaldhallen to join the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in a magnificent tribute concert in celebration of Ingvar Lidholm, with featured works including the composer’s Toccata e canto from 1944, Ritornell from 1955 and Poesis from 1963.
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Season: 2021/2022
Venue: Berwaldhallen,Dag Hammarskjölds väg 3, Stockholm (Map)
Length: 1 hour 45 minutes including intermission.
This production is part of one or more concert series.
Herbert Blomstedt himself presents the four works from the stage.
The concert will be recorded by SVT.
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The concert will be recorded by SVT.
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