The Swedish Radio Choir celebrates 100 years
100 years of brilliant, style-defining singing and constant artistic development. The anniversary concert, led by chief conductor Kaspars Putninš, begins with a newly composed mass, where six Swedish composers have each contributed a movement. After the break, enjoy modern classics and romantic gems from the Swedish Radio Choir’s rich repertoire, as well as a few surprises!
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The full program and program texts will be released on April 25.
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