The Swedish Radio Choir and the Royal College of Music

The choral conductors and composers of tomorrow in a dynamic meeting with one of the world’s foremost choirs. Meet the Royal College of Music’s choral conducting and composition students in a concert with the Swedish Radio Choir.

Season 2017/2018
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Graduating students from the Royal College of Music’s choral conducting programme perform well-known pieces from the choral repertoire in a unique opportunity to lead a world-class vocal ensemble. New pieces by the school’s composition students will also be performed, giving them the opportunity to really explore the possibilities of the choir as an ensemble. The concert is part of the Swedish Radio Choir’s explicit ambition to encourage and stimulate a new generation of listeners and musical practitioners.

The programme and location will be announced at a later date

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