Guido Vecchi’s interpretations of newer, Swedish music have received special attention. In 1979, he was appointed an honorary doctor at the Faculty of Arts by the University of Gothenburg.
Guido Vecchi was concertmaster in the cello part of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra for 40 years (1936-1976). At the same time he devoted himself to chamber music in smaller ensembles, solo performances and educational activities. His interpretations of newer, Swedish music have received special attention. Among other things, he was part of the so-called Piano Quartet, formed in 1948 by Brita Hjort and consisting of – in addition to Hjort and Vecchi – Charles Senderovitz and Sten Broman.
The painting is not on display in the Concert Hall right now.
Lillemor Tell (1920-2010)
Lillemor Tell, född 1920 i Stockholm. Studier vid Konstfack, Stockholm, Academie des Beaux Arts , Paris. Ett flertal samlings- och separatutställningar. 1951 gav Lillemor Tell ut boken “Mitt kvarter i Paris” som innehöll teckningar från Paris. Representerad: Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Göteborgs konstmuseum, Statens Konstråd, Norrköpings museum med flera.
100 x 96,5 cm
Tillhör Göteborgs Stad
© Lillemor Tell /BUS 2009
Art with music in focus
Many of the works of art in Gothenburg Concert Hall are connected to music or have a relationship with Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. Here you will find everything from portraits of composers such as Grieg and Sibelius to one of Sweden's largest tapestries, with design by Sven X-et Erixson.