Season finale with Hardenberger & Harding

Håkan Hardenberger, the best trumpet player in the galaxy according to The Times, has performed with leading orchestras worldwide. He returns to Berwaldhallen with Sir Harrison Birtwistle’s trumpet concerto Endless Parade, written for Hardenberger in connection with the first performance of the work in Zürich in 1987. The programme also includes two works by Antonín Dvořák. He wrote the life-affirming Symphony No. 8 before leaving for “the new world”. The overture In Nature’s Realm is a musical landscape painting of the composer’s hometown of Vysoká, where he composed his music surrounded by the sounds of nature.

Season 2021/2022
Date has passed
Berwaldhallen
1 hour 55 minutes (with intermission)

The concert will be broadcasted on Swedish Radio P2 on June, Friday 10 at 7:03 pm

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