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.

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Season: 2023/2024

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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