Gilbert & Mahlers ninth
Conductor Alan Gilbert leads the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 9 – the last to be completed by the composer himself – which is considered among the greatest in the symphonic repertoire.
This production is part of one or more concert series.
Herbert Blomstedt has, on the advice of his doctor, chosen to cancel his participation in the concerts in Berwaldhallen on 29–30 May. After a period of health issues, from which he is now on the road to recovery, he has been prescribed rest.
Berwaldhallen, the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and Herbert Blomstedt are very grateful that Alan Gilbert, chief conductor of the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra in Hamburg and music director at the Royal Swedish Opera, has agreed to conduct the concerts with the same program, Mahler's Ninth, at short notice.
We wish Maestro Blomstedt a speedy recovery.
Questions about the concert? Send an email to biljettekontoret.berwaldhallen@sverigesradio.se
The concert is live streamed on Berwaldhallen Play, Friday 29 May at 19.
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