Nordic Weeks: Sibelius – Harding – Dueñas
Jean Sibelius only wrote one violin concerto, but nevertheless his D minor concerto from 1904 is regarded by many as a success. Renowned violinist María Dueñas performs it here with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and its music director Daniel Harding, who also presents Sibelius’ symphonies nos. 1 and 7.
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Berwaldhallen
This production is part of one or more concert series.
Listen to the concert from Lahti on September 8 in Swedish Radio P2 Friday September 29 after 20.00, or watch the concert from Berwaldhallen on September 6 on Berwaldhallen Play Friday September 29 at 19:00.
Approximate duration: 2 hrs with intermission
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