The Swedish Radio Choir in Storkyrkan: The breathing of the world

The Swedish Radio Choir under principal conductor Kaspars Putniņš invites you to a spring program where the Swedish composers Anders Hillborg, Gösta Nystroem, and Ingvar Lidholm meets Johannes Brahms. Nystroem’ s Havet and Lidholms …la rivedere le stelle are envelopted by Hillborg’s wordless  wordless mumuo:aa:yiy::oum  and The breathing of the world for choir, soprano saxophone. Tickets to the concert are sold by Storkyrkan.

Season 2022/2023
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Tickets to the concert are sold by Storkyrkan.

Saturday April 29 at 3 pm. Approximate concert length: 1 h

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