Chamber Unplugged 13 May
They say that it takes ten thousand hours to become truly skilled at something. With their assembled experience and skill in music, the members of the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Swedish Radio Choir draw up their own clever and diverse programme where their respective instruments and personalities are highlighted. Traditional ensemble formats, such as string quartets and trios, are alternated with more rarefied ones, and quite often, well-known works are blended with new, intense acquaintances.
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Season: 2018/2019
Length: 1 h
This production is part of one or more concert series.
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