Eric Lu and the Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
Eric Lu, winner of the 2025 Chopin Competition, joins the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra for a brilliant rendition of Beethoven Piano Concerto N. 3.
Eric Lu at Stockholm Konserthuset © C Major Entertainment
Eric Lu, winner of the First Prize and Gold Medal at the 2025 Chopin International Competition in Warsaw, joins the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra for a riveting performance of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3, led by the acclaimed conductor Ryan Bancroft. In contrast with Beethoven’s daring harmonies, the program is completed by the shimmering colors of Stravinsky’s The Nightingale, a dazzling, fairytale inspired work that blends lyricism with orchestral brilliance. With such a powerful pairing of classic and modern genius, this concert is set to be a thrilling journey through contrasting sound worlds – one not to be missed.
Genre Concert
English title Beethoven: Piano Concerto op. 37 in c minor; Schumann: Träumerei (encore); Stravinsky: Le Chant du Rossignol (Song of the Nightingale)
Soloist Eric Lu
Orchestra / Band Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording date June 17th, 2026, Stockholm Konserthuset
Duration 68 mins
Production Company C MAJOR ENTERTAINMENT, ZDF in cooperation with ARTE and Sveriges Television
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