The concert has been canceled - Vive la France!
With countless concerts and recordings under his belt, world-famous pianist Nikolai Lugansky is a true Chopin connoisseur. Here, he will interpret Chopin’s first piano concerto with rippling virtuosity and abundant feeling in an eagerly awaited return to Berwaldhallen. Together with Ravel’s humorous La valse and Henri Dutilleux’s rhythmic Symphony No. 2, it will be an intense and interesting presentation of French music, featuring the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and conductor Jukka-Pekka Saraste.
This production is part of one or more concert series.
The concert has been canceled
All Swedish Radio’s public events are canceled until June 30
UPBEAT: Thursday May 28th at 6.00pm with Pernilla Eskilsdotter about this, the last concert in her hand-picked series, a selection made with curiosity and love. The presentation is held in Swedish.
UPBEAT: Friday May 29th at 6.00pm with Beatrice Janzon, previously Swedish Radio’s foreign correspondent in Europe, in talks with Tomas Lindbom, expert on French politics, and Emmanuel Laville, principal oboist in the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra.
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