Swedish-American conductor Blomstedt has died, he also collaborated with the Czech Philharmonic

Herbert Blomstedt, the renowned Swedish-American conductor, passed away at the age of 99 in Gothenburg. He was celebrated for his leadership of major orchestras and collaborations with the Czech Philharmonic. Born in the U.S. to Swedish parents, he had a distinguished career, serving as chief conductor for several prestigious orchestras and receiving numerous accolades. Blomstedt was known for his interpretations of classical composers and had planned future performances with the Czech Philharmonic, including a memorial concert for Dresden's destruction during WWII.