Lucia with the Swedish Radio Choir 2020

When night stalks hearth and home, Lucia brings light to brighten the souls of man. This Lucia morning, the Swedish Radio Choir and conductor Folke Alin offer you a typical Lucia procession, followed by beloved Swedish choir classics such as Bereden väg för Herran, Betlehems stjärna and Jul, jul, stålande jul. A peaceful holiday mood is not far when candlelight and atmospheric singing fills Berwaldhallen.

Season 2020/2021
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The concert will be broad casted on  Berwaldhallen Play December 13 at 7 am and on the Swedish Radio P2 December 13 at 8:30 pm.

Information about the December concerts

Take part of Berwaldhallen’s December concerts on Swedish Radio P2 and Berwaldhallen Play. Due to the stricter restrictions in the Stockholm region, the concerts are played without an audience.

Approximate duration: 40 min

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