Musical Storytelling: The Firebird
Stravinsky’s big break came with The Firebird, his first ballet written for the Parisian company Ballets Russes. With inspiration from Slavic folk tales and music that left no listener indifferent, it put the young composer’s name on everybody’s lips. In the symphonic poem Luonnotar, Sibelius retells the creation myth from the epic Kalevala. An orchestral masterpiece and a display of skill for the soloist.
This production is part of one or more concert series.
The concert will be broadcasted live on Berwaldhallen Play and at Swedish Radio P2 November 6 at 7 pm.
Information about the November concerts
Take part in Berwaldhallen’s November concerts on Swedish Radio P2 and with a picture on Berwaldhallen Play. Due to the current stricter restrictions in the Stockholm region, the concerts are played without an audience in the hall.
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