Chamber Music Concert with Kathrin Lorenzen

Winner of the Soloist Prize 2024 and member of the Swedish Radio Choir, soprano Kathrin Lorenzen, performs together with pianist Oskar Ekberg and cellist Anna Garde. Austrian Johanna Müller-Hermann and Finnish-born Swedish Laura Netzel were both active as composers and within the cultural sphere in the late 19th and early 20th century. Under the pseudonym Claire Delbos, French violinist Louise-Justine Messiaen composed vocal, piano, and organ works in the 1930s and 40s. Contemporary Juhi Bansal, originally from India and Hong Kong, weaves together present-day musical elements into distinct, wide-ranging compositions.

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Season: 2020/2021
Venue: Finlandsinstitutet,Snickarbacken 2-4, Stockholm (Map)
Length: 50 min

Please note the change in program due to illness.

Please note that the ticket is also valid for the conversation Historiography and stories of the future.

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