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Mezzo Live is a television channel available in Sweden that focuses on broadcasting live performances of classical music, jazz, and world music. The programming typically includes concerts, opera productions, and dance performances recorded in venues across Europe and beyond. The channel presents these events without commercial breaks, allowing uninterrupted viewing of the musical or theatrical work. Viewers in Sweden can access Mezzo Live through select cable and satellite television providers, as well as via certain digital streaming platforms that carry the channel. The broadcast language is primarily the original performance language, with no dubbing or voiceover added. The channel maintains a consistent schedule of live and recorded performances, often featuring lesser-known ensembles alongside established orchestras and soloists. This focus on unedited, full-length performances distinguishes it from other music-oriented channels that may rely on music videos or shorter segments.

INTERMEZZO
Anterior
20:15–21:00
INTERMEZZO
Giordano: Fedora - Deutsche Oper, Berlin
Agora
21:00–22:50
Giordano: Fedora - Deutsche Oper, Berlin
8m left
Cappella Mediterranea: Amore siciliano - Leonardo García Alarcón
Seguinte
22:50–00:10
Cappella Mediterranea: Amore siciliano - Leonardo García Alarcón
Programação
A Little Prayer. Tribute to Arvo Pärt Petr Zuska - Vanemuine Ballet
17:00 - 18:40
A Little Prayer. Tribute to Arvo Pärt Petr Zuska - Vanemuine Ballet
Special, Music
Tribute to Arvo Pärt Petr Zuska - Vanemuine Ballet.
Les Siècles, Adrien Perruchon: Ravel
18:40 - 20:15
Les Siècles, Adrien Perruchon: Ravel
Special, Music, Concert, Event
`Alborada del gracioso', `Rapsodie espagnole', and `Boléro' from `L'Heure espagnole' by Maurice Ravel, performed by Les Siècles, with Adrien Perruchon as the conductor.
INTERMEZZO
20:15 - 21:00
INTERMEZZO
Music
Highlights from our repertoire.
Giordano: Fedora - Deutsche Oper, Berlin
AO VIVO 21:00 - 22:50
Giordano: Fedora - Deutsche Oper, Berlin
Music, Opera
Fedora Opera in three acts by Umberto Giordano. Libretto by Arturo Colautti after Victorien Sardou's play Milan, Teatro Lirico, 17 November 1898.
Cappella Mediterranea: Amore siciliano - Leonardo García Alarcón
22:50 - 00:10
Cappella Mediterranea: Amore siciliano - Leonardo García Alarcón
Music
Leonardo García Alarcón conducts the Cappella Mediterranea in a performance of Vincenzo Tozzi's 'Qual Suono', Roland de Lassus' 'Kyrie eleison' and more at the Château de Chantilly.