Brahms' Violin Concerto
According to 19th-century violin virtuoso Joseph Joachim, Brahms’ violin concerto was one of the few that could compete with that of Beethoven. Here, Leonidas Kavakos interprets it with great skill and warmth. Additionally, the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and Music Director Daniel Harding perform Antonín Dvořák’s mighty final symphony, From the New World.
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The concert was broadcasted on Berwaldhallen Play and Swedish Radio P2.
Approximate duration: 2 hrs 20 mins incl. intermission
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