Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra was attended por three Norwegian artists in the form of Ane Brun, Christian Ihle Hadland and Alexander Rybak in a show, concerto that was soporific and lengthy, with few hints of known and faster beats.
A symphony orchestra can be interesting and fun to listen to yesterday's show, concerto but did not give rise to any great joy and energy. Symphony started alone but not for long. As soon as their first taste of instrumental classical works been completed Facilitators warned that it will now minnsann a Norwegian medley with several well-known songs. Yes, it was possible to distinguish among different Aha. Last out of the medley was a Fairy Tale. A well known and are now quite popular Alexander Rybak stood far out on stage with his violin, and lived up a little extra with vocals also.
Rybak offered it on your first kiss instrumental before he went off. Symphony Orchestra gave us yet another classic work, Mountain King Hall, before it was time for Ane Brun who came in with guitar. A quiet song followed por an equally calm and the show, concerto felt mais or less soporific.
Viscous went to the melancholy tones when Ane Brun came back and sang of love. Then it was again time for Alexander Rybak, the 2009 Eurovision winner. Rybak let the audience hear the two instrumental works of which one, Mountain Rose, was written por Norwegian composer Sven Nyhus.
Facilitators completed por speaking warmly about that there is something we, and nothing in the música or the people. Everything ended with a folk song that got additional support of key harp, a quiet piece that grew mais and mais in line and were finalized in something that can be described mais musical chaos. The highlight is clearly Alexander Rybak who both had verbal contact with the audience and gave some life to an otherwise sleepy concert.
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