Christmas Concert 2020

What would Christmas be without music? In a year when many of us are forced to spend the holidays without the company of friends and family, music can still be a heartwarming, comforting companion. Forget about stress and worries for a while in this programme featuring classic Advent and Christmas songs with members of the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Swedish Radio Choir and conductor Olof Boman.

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Season: 2020/2021

The concert will be broadcasted on Swedish Radio P2 and Berwaldhallen Play December 18 at 7 pm.

Information about the December concerts

Take part of Berwaldhallen’s December concerts on Swedish Radio P2 and Berwaldhallen Play. Due to the stricter restrictions in the Stockholm region, the concerts are played without an audience.

Approximate concert length: 1 hour 10 minutes

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