Eno remixed for orchestra - a portrait of Brian Eno

Brian Eno is the legendary musician, producer, innovator, and multi-disciplinary artist known for his influence on electronic music, and as one of the creators of the ambient genre. He started as a keyboard player in Roxy Music, and has collaborated with world artist like U2, David Bowie, and Coldplay. Conductor and arranger Hans Ek, celebrated for his concerts at Berwaldhallen, leads the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in a concert where the orchestra interprets Brian Eno’s electronic audio landscape in new arrangements by Hans Ek. Moto Boy is soloist in the concert.

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Season: 2021/2022
Length: 1 hour 10 minutes (no intermission)

The concert will be broadcasted on Swedish Radio P2 and Berwaldhallen Play Friday, October 15 at 7.03 pm.

Part 1
First Light (Eno-Harold Budd)
Inland Sea (Eno)
Ho Renomo ( Eno-Cluster)
Emerald and Lime (Eno)
Radioland (Kraftwerk)
And then so clear (Eno)
Love on a real train (Tangerine Dream)
Lemon (U2)
Once in a lifetime (Eno-Talking Heads)
Mea Culpa ( Eno-David Byrne)
African Nightflight (Eno, Bowie)

Part 2
Speak My Language (Laurie Anderson)
Some are (Eno-Bowie)
Warszawa (Eno-Bowie)
Under Stars (Eno)
By this River (Eno)
Music for Airports 1:1 (Eno)
“Heroes” (Eno-Bowie)

Part 3
With or without you (U2)
UFO (Coldplay)
Paradise (Coldplay)
An Ending (Eno)

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