This concert has been canceled - Hommage à Ingvar Lidholm

At last we have an opportunity to pay tribute here in Berwaldhallen to Ingvar Lidholm, one of the foremost Swedish composers of our time, who would have celebrated his 100th birthday in 2021. The internationally successful Swedish choral conductor Sofi Jeannin joins up once again with the Swedish Radio Choir to provide us with a wonderful taste of Lidholm’s great treasure trove of choral music, from the epoch-making Laudi to the renowned …a riveder le stelle. This celebratory programme is crowned by Mattias Sköld’s birthday tribute to Lidholm, Praise.

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Season: 2021/2022
Length: 1 hour, no intermission

The concert begins with a conversation between music critic Camilla Lundberg, conductors Herbert Blomstedt and Anders Eby and soprano Marie Alexis.

The concert has been canceled

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The concert will be broadcasted at the Swedish Radio P2, Friday, February 11 at 7:03

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