Chamber unplugged - Mühlrad and Sandström
Get closer to the music – and the musicians – with Chamber Unplugged! Musicians from the Swedish Radio Choir and the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra plays chamber music at Studio 2 in Radiohuset (the Swedish Radio), providing an intimate and engaging concert experience. Hear new compositions by Sven-David Sandström and Swedish rising star Jacob Mühlrad!
This production is part of one or more concert series.
Percussion virtuoso Mika Takehara has a prominent role in Jacob Mühlrad’s Kata for two Cellos and Percussion, inspired by predetermined movement patterns in Japanese martial arts. The piece has – naturally enough – a strong visual dimension in addition to its acoustic one, and the music has been composed both for the acoustic and the choreographic result. British cellist Marie Macleod will also perform a new cello suite by Sven-David Sandström, Four Pieces for Solo Cello.
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