The concert has been canceled - Musical Storytelling: The Eternal Stranger

Ludwig van Beethoven is portrayed in a different and thought-provoking way by Israeli composer Ella Milch-Sheriff: her monodrama The Eternal Stranger is based on a strange and suggestive dream described by Beethoven himself and portrays Beethoven in an altogether new and unexpected fashion. Do not miss this unique tribute to the legendary composer, premiered by conductor and pianist Omer Meir Wellber, who also presents Bach’s The Art of Fugue in new and exciting arrangements by Sven-David Sandström among others.

Season 2019/2020
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Berwaldhallen
1 h 45 min (with intermission)

The concert has been canceled

All Swedish Radio’s public events are canceled until June 30

UPBEAT: Friday April 17th at 6.00pm with Thomas Nordegren and Louise Epstein interviewing the conductor, Omer Meir Wellber. The presentation is only partially held in English.

UPBEAT April 18: with Omer Meir Wellber lower foajé from 14.00, in english.

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