The Swedish Radio Choir, known as Radiokören in Swedish, is a professional choir based in Sweden that is renowned for its versatile performances and pristine sound. Since its foundation in 1925, the ensemble has become one of the leading choirs in the world, gaining international acclaim for its ability to embrace a diverse repertoire that spans from the Renaissance period to contemporary works.

Over the years, the Swedish Radio Choir has worked with a multitude of prominent conductors, and its members are highly trained vocalists capable of performing complex pieces with technical precision and emotional depth. Their expansive catalog includes works by major classical composers such as Schumann, Brahms, and Berlioz, as evidenced by their recent releases like "Schumann: Missa sacra, Op. 147" and "Brahms: Ein deutsches Requiem." They also highlight contemporary composers, with performances like "Thomas Jennefelt: Nocturnal Singing" and the evocative "Fredrik Sixten - Requiem." Additionally, the choir's innovative nature is showcased through modern interpretations and collaborations that lead to releases such as "ShapeShifter Carols" and the remixed versions of classic carols. The Swedish Radio Choir continues to be a dynamic force in choral music, consistently pushing the boundaries of the genre and captivating audiences worldwide with its flawless and emotive performances.

Genres

Choral

Swedish Choir

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Latest Release

Schumann: Missa sacra, Op. 147

Robert Schumann•

Swedish Radio Choir

Album - 10 Tracks - Released September 1, 2023