Blossom, Root, and Resonance
In the Baroque Hall of the Swedish History Museum, the Swedish Radio Choir and Zoltán Pad present a rich choral programme in which Central European traditions meet modernist precision and folk-inspired roots. Brahms and Reger stand alongside Kodály, Bartók, Ligeti, Kurtág, Péter Zombola and Dániel Dinyés in music that moves between prayer, night, grief, nature and human solitude – from Latin liturgy and Hungarian folk songs to enigmatic choral miniatures.
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Season: 2026/2027
Venue: Historiska museet,Narvavägen 13-17, Stockholm (Map)
Length: 1 hour 30 minutes
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