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Marco studies musicology at Uppsala University in Sweden and has a passion for the symphonic repertoire, lieder and opera. Besides music, he is highly interested in languages and philosophy and swims quite a lot. Possible PhD topic? Mahler, Sibelius and Shostakovich rank highest on the list.

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Stockholm

A tightly co-ordinated Messiah in Stockholm

Von Marco Rep, 29 November 2017

Chief performers of the Swedish musical scene give a superb performance of Messiah at the Stockholm Concert Hall.

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A tightly co-ordinated Messiah in Stockholm

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Stockholm

Franz Welser-Möst conducts Beethoven and Shostakovich in Stockholm

Von Marco Rep, 09 November 2017

The much anticipated Austrian conductor strikes home with Shostakovich and Beethoven as a side dish in Stockholm.

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Franz Welser-Möst conducts in Stockholm

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Stockholm

A mind-opening evening with the Borodin Quartet in Stockholm

Von Marco Rep, 28 Oktober 2017

How does an admirer of Shostakovich's symphonic works react to a performance of two of his string quartets? Well, if it's the Borodin Quartet that is playing, the experience will most definitely be a changing experience.

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A mind-opening evening with the Borodin Quartet

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Stockholm

French night in Stockholm with Stéphane Denève

Von Marco Rep, 10 Mai 2017

Twenty-first century Stockholm or fin de siècle Paris? Works by Ravel, Debussy and Schmitt take the audience back to the times of the French avant-garde.

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French night in Stockholm with Stéphane Denève

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Stockholm

Strauss' Don Quixote shines alongside a peace message in Stockholm

Von Marco Rep, 28 April 2017

Last night in Sweden: Daniel Barenboim and the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra make a performance of Strauss' Don Quixote to remember at the Stockholm Concert Hall.

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Don Quixote shines in Stockholm

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Stockholm

Depth and brilliance in Mahler's Third in Stockholm

Von Marco Rep, 23 März 2017

A night of interesting contrasts and slight imbalances with Mahler's Third Symphony played by the Kungliga Hovkapellet (Royal Swedish Orchestra) and soloist Bernarda Fink under the baton of Lawrence Renes.

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Depth and brilliance in Mahler's Third

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