This concert has been canceled - The Swedish Radio Choir meets Klaus Mäkelä
Many know Jean Sibelius primarily as a great symphonist. However, choral singers can also testify to the quality of his a cappella works. Klaus Mäkelä, in his first concert with the Swedish Radio Choir, interprets some of Sibelius’ most beloved choral music, as well as Pēteris Vasks’ ethereal Plainscapes.
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Berwaldhallen
This production is part of one or more concert series.
The concert is canceled
The Swedish Radio choir’s long-awaited meeting with conductor Klaus Mäkelä has unfortunately been canceled. This is due to current stricter restrictions and accompanying quarantine rules.
Approximate duration: 40 mins
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