Sweden & Japan

That nature is important in both Japanese and Swedish culture is clearly visible in both country’s music. Nature goes as a red thread through this concert where the Japanese amateur choir Hagi visits the Swedish Radio Choir. It will be a meeting with nature as a common denominator and the ability of the music to heal and give strength.

Season 2018/2019
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2 h incl. intermission

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