Chamber Music: Wind, Strings, and Literature
Welcome to this lunch concert where chamber music meet literature. Musicians from the Swedish Radio Symphony orchestra performs pieces by Robert Schumann, Joseph Jongen, Richard Strauss, and Henri Tomasi. Schumann’s work Vier Doppelchörige Gesänge, composed for double choir, is here set for a quartet of trombones and French horns while Liebesliedchen by Strauss, originally written for a piano trio, have been arranged for harp, cello, flute, and trombones.
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Season: 2022/2023
Venue: Radiohuset, Studio 2,Oxenstiernsgatan 20, (Map)
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