Miriam Bryant Meets the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Award-winning Swedish singer-songwriter Miriam Bryant has cemented her place as one of our most popular artists. After a summer of touring with fellow pop superstar Veronica Maggio, Bryant debuts in Berwaldhallen with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and Hans Ek, performing brand new interpretations of her beloved music.
This production is part of one or more concert series.
Approximate duration: 2 hours with intermission
PROGRAM:
Avundsjuk på regnet
Rosor från en loser
Lonely in a Crowd
Santiago
Black Car
Ecstasy of Gold
Music: Ennio Morricone
Tystnar i luren
Passa dig
Both Sides Now
Music & lyrics: Joni Mitchell
Arrangemang: Vince Mendoza
Intermission
Neråt/uppåt
Blåmärkshårt (Mi amor)
Medley: Sad Songs, How Did I Find You, Satellite, Dragon, Rocket, Push Play
Arr: Henrik Nordström
Under någon ny
P.S. Jag hatar dig
Sarkofag
Song to the Siren
Music: Tim Buckley
Lyrics: Larry Beckett
Ett sista glas
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