chor.com includes a choir festival with several first-class concerts, a trade fair for music publishers, recording labels, music academies, and so on as well as more than 170 workshops, intensive courses, and reading sessions covering all musical genres, ensemble formats and musical levels of choral music.

The Eric Ericson Chamber Choir presents two concerts with Swedish choir music at the convent. Conductor: Florian Benfer

Program

• trad.: Dalakoral
• Hugo Alfvén (1872–1960): Aftonen
• Andrea Tarrodi (*1981): Andrum Juli
• Ingvar Lidholm (1921–2017): Vindarnas klagan
• Ingvar Lidholm: Troget och milt
• Anders Hillborg (*1954): En midsommarnattsdröm
• Karin Rehnqvist (*1957): Davids nimm
• Staffan Storm (*1964): Hymne
• Sven-David Sandström (1942–2019): Lobet den Herrn

chor.com includes a choir festival with several first-class concerts, a trade fair for music publishers, recording labels, music academies, and so on as well as more than 170 workshops, intensive courses, and reading sessions covering all musical genres, ensemble formats and musical levels of choral music.

The Eric Ericson Chamber Choir presents two concerts with Swedish choir music at the convent. Conductor: Florian Benfer

Program

• trad.: Dalakoral
• Hugo Alfvén (1872–1960): Aftonen
• Andrea Tarrodi (*1981): Andrum Juli
• Ingvar Lidholm (1921–2017): Vindarnas klagan
• Ingvar Lidholm: Troget och milt
• Anders Hillborg (*1954): En midsommarnattsdröm
• Karin Rehnqvist (*1957): Davids nimm
• Staffan Storm (*1964): Hymne
• Sven-David Sandström (1942–2019): Lobet den Herrn

On October 21-24, 2021, it is time for the next edition of the Eric Ericson Award, perhaps the world’s most prestigious competition for young choir conductors, hosted this time by the Swedish Radio, with event direction by Berwaldhallen, in collaboration with the Royal Swedish Academy of Music, the Rosenborg-Gehrmans Foundation and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).

The purpose of the Eric Ericson Award is to identify, encourage and support young and gifted choral conductors in the spirit of Eric Ericson. The award aims to uphold the high artistic and competitive standards established by the late Professor Ericson in his international career. The Eric Ericson Award offers a new generation of choral conductors the gateway to their own international careers.

The Eric Ericson Chamber Choir participates in the semifinals of the competition.

(photo: Lena Koller)

On October 21-24, 2021, it is time for the next edition of the Eric Ericson Award, perhaps the world’s most prestigious competition for young choir conductors, hosted this time by the Swedish Radio, with event direction by Berwaldhallen, in collaboration with the Royal Swedish Academy of Music, the Rosenborg-Gehrmans Foundation and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).

The purpose of the Eric Ericson Award is to identify, encourage and support young and gifted choral conductors in the spirit of Eric Ericson. The award aims to uphold the high artistic and competitive standards established by the late Professor Ericson in his international career. The Eric Ericson Award offers a new generation of choral conductors the gateway to their own international careers.

The Eric Ericson Chamber Choir participates in the semifinals of the competition.

(photo: Lena Koller)