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Göteborgs Symfoniker
Available until 7 May 2027

Barnes: At the Fair (arr Elliott and Hannigan)

Programme Participants

Hear the classic I Stayed Too Long at the Fair in a totaly fresh arrangement by Barbara Hannigan and Bill Elliott, for the first time performed in Sweden during the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra’s season opening for 2025-2026. The original song was written by Billy Barnes and recorded by Barbra Streisand in 1963.
Recorded in Gothenburg Concert Hall in September 2025.

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Programme

Barnes At the Fair (arr Elliott and Hannigan)

Participants

Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra
Barbara Hannigan conductor

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