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First performances
- Maria Löfberg
2012-05-17 Falkenbergs kyrka, Morups kyrka - Johan-Magnus Sjöberg
2012-05-17 Visby, Visby domkyrka - Johan-Magnus Sjöberg
2012-05-17 Lund, Allhelgonakyrkan - S Simmerud
2012-05-18 Stockholm, Capitol - Anders Lind
2012-05-19 Umeå, NorrlandsOperan
New acquisitions
Out now! - New CD from Phono Suecia
Pendants - the new CD with music by Jesper Nordin and with artists like Benjamin Carat and Ensemble Gageego was relesed during the festival Musiques en Scène in Lyon on the 16th of March. The solo cellist Benjamin Carat is one of the great interpreters of the music of Jesper Nordin and is including performances of the works dedicated to him on many of his concert tours worldwide.
To buy this CD: here or here!
Carson Cooman plays Thomas Åberg
Fantasy A-minor and other works
For the last few years Swedish composer and organist Thomas Åberg has had regular concerts in the US. The response from American organists has been very good. Fantasy A-minor, Autumn, Petite Suite Romantique and Rainy Day are the most recently requested works from our classical catalogue.
This year American concert organist Carson Cooman has also recorded Fantasy A-minor by Thomas Åberg on CD (label Albany Records).
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Approaching soon
The release of a unique edition.
An anthology of Swedish Opera Arias 1874 to 2009 will be published this autumn/fall on our publishing house Edition Suecia.
The anthology comes in four volumes (soprano, alto, tenor and bass) and contains about 140 selected arias with piano accompaniement. 53 composers - who lived during the 20th century - are represented in the edition: Lars-Erik Larsson, Helena Munktell, Elfrida Andrée, Wilhelm Stenhammar among many others.
For more information, please contact us on Svensk Musik and we will answer you promptly.
The Swedish Opera Heritage
On the move
The archive for the depository of unpublished contemporary classical music is to be moved from Svensk Musik’s premises in Stockholm, to secure premises at Riksarkivet (the National Archives of Sweden), within the Greater Stockholm area.
This will in no way affect the availability of the music, as Svensk Musik has scanned the archive into computer files. Svensk Musik has for several years been using the digital print documentation to produce performance material.
Any composers wishing to access their original sheet music copies can, just as before, do so by contacting Svensk Musik, which will then request the manuscript from the archive.
Composers who, for whatever reason, do not want their deposited manuscript to be moved along with the deposited work to Riksarkivet may, of course, collect their manuscript or have it sent to their address. If you would like this to be done, please contact Svensk Musik before 1 May 2012.