Wagner’s Parsifal
Parsifal, Richard Wagner’s last opera, is the story of sin, dishonor, self-restraint, and promiscuity based on the medieval myth about the knight Parsifal. Music Director Daniel Harding leads the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Swedish Radio Choir and internationally renowned soloists in this concert version of Wagner’s epic saga.
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Berwaldhallen
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