Harding meets Veronika Eberle

The German violinist Veronika Eberle will once again guest Berwaldhallen, this time to perform Béla Bartók’s first violin concerto – a declaration of love for the young violinist Stefi Geyer – with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra. The Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra will additionally play Antonín Dvořák’s rarely performed symphonic poem The Noon Witch and the highly personal and intimate Seventh Symphony under their principal conductor Daniel Harding.

Season 2022/2023
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Berwaldhallen
1 hour 30 min, including intermission

Friday’s concert on September 16 will be broadcast live on Sveriges Radio P2 and on Berwaldhallen Play starting at 7pm.

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