He exists, you know

At the Finnish Institute, French and Finnish chamber music meets the intense correspondence between Siri Derkert and Valle Rosenberg – two visionary artistic souls who, in their lives and letters, sought expression, freedom, and connection. Actors Görel Crona and Johan Fagerrud give voice to their burning words – as striking today as they were then. Musicians Henrik Naimark Meyers, Astrid Lindell, and Thomas Rudberg bring Sibelius’s lyrical miniatures and Ravel’s glowing piano trio to life.

May 27
Finlandsinstitutet
175 kr
  • The doors and foyer bar opens at 5 PM

    The Finland institute is located at Snickarbacken 2–4 (by Birger Jarlsgatan 35).

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He exists, you know

May 27

VenueFinlandsinstitutet
Ticket price175 kr

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