Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony

Principal Guest Conductor Designate, Maxim Emelyanychev, leads the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Franz Schubert’s eighth symphony, the unfinished. Also on the programme is Richard Wagner’s Siegfried-Idyll, written as a birthday gift to the composer’s wife, and Maurice Ravel’s Tzigane, a rhapsody for solo violin performed by second concert master Henrik Naimark Meyers.

Season 2020/2021
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Berwaldhallen
1 hour without intermission

October 24 bonus concerto: Kees Olthuis septet

Stay on after the concert and experience more music when members of the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra performs Dutch composer Kees Olthuis septet Introduktie en Allegro and music by Johann Sebastian Bach and Bo Samuelsson. The concert will start after a short intermission.

Daniel Handsworth bassoon
Katarina Agnas contrabassoon
Jakub Nowak violin
Martin Stensson violin
Albin Uusijärvi viola
Peter Volpert cello
Ingalil Hillerud double bass

KEES OLTHUIS (1940–2019)
Septet – Introduktie en Allegro 17 min

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685–1759)
Minuet in G major from the Notebook of Anna Magdalena (arr. Joakim Agnas) 3 min

BO SAMUELSSON (1905–1975)
Polska (arr. Joakim Agnas) 3 min

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