First woman to conduct Nobel Prize ceremony?
mainDalia Stasevska, from Finland, has been chosen to conduct the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra at this year’s Nobel prize ceremony, on 10 December.
We think she might be the first woman to lead the show.
Or maybe just the first Finn?
UPDATE: We’re hearing that Marie Rosenmir may have conducted the Nobel before.
https://slippedisc.com/2018/04/just-in-woman-conductor-to-led-the-nobel-ceremony/
??? I think this latest announcement refers to “a” concert and not “the” grand concert on December 8. I’m confused…
Sakari Oramo, for one, has conducted the Kungliga Filarmonikerna at the Nobel Ceremony
https://www.harrisonparrott.com/artists/sakari-oramo
Is this where Obanana gets his second Peace Prize?
I don’t like to hear President Obama insulted by referring to him as “Obanana”. However, the Nobel Peace Prize committee disgraced the prize in using it to influence the policy of a US President. They failed miserably too.
Russian troll??
Your comment, Ornella, is disgraceful.
The Nobel Prize CEREMONY annually takes place on December 10 at Konserthuset Stockholm in presence of all the Laureates. (The only missing one is the Peace Prize Laureate since that ceremony takes place in Oslo.) The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra takes part during the Ceremony with a small divertissement. There have been three female conductors before Dalia: Joana Carneiro (2017), Marie Rosenmir (2016) and Anna-Maria Helsing (2015).
On December 8 the annual Nobel Prize CONCERT takes place at Konserthuset Stockholm. The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra honours the Laureates by presenting a concert together with some of the leading artists of today. This year’s concert is with Lisa Batiashvili and Karina Canellakis. Karina Canellakis is the first female conductor to conduct the Nobel Prize Concert.
Thank you for this clarification.
I hope there is no glockenspiel in the orchestra! And no triangle. Either would violate the no-bell rule.
Who cares…
too bad