Swedish music

[semloh]

Many thanks to britishcomposer for the addition of the Atterberg Double Concerto (which has never been released on cd).

Hear, hear, thank you indeed! And what a beautiful work it is, like so much of Atterberg's music. 

[eschiss1]

The Atterberg concerto was also performed in 2011 (May) in Switzerland.  (The set of programs looks interesting- Andriessen variations that have been commercially recorded awhile back, etc. ...) Wonder if this is a sign it might be recorded soon (with those performers, that is - Philip Graffin etc., that is?) Promising...

[Dundonnell]

Many thanks to Sicmu for making the Kallstenius Symphony No.4 available

[Mark Thomas]

I've just uploaded two fine examples of the chamber music of Ludvig Norman - his Piano Sextet and and the String Quartet No.4. Both are recordings of fairly recent BBC broadcasts.

[eschiss1]

The movements of the piano sextet are Allegro patetico; Andantino grazioso; Scherzo: Allegro molto vivace; Finale: Allegro con fuoco. Thanks! (Source: BBC Euroclassic Notturno listings.) A -different- recording of the 4th quartet has been available on CD (an LP reissue, with his piano quartet), I notice, glad to have this one (and others of his music, speaking personally).

[Mark Thomas]

Thanks very much Eric for the Sextet detail. BBC Euroclassic often give movement titles when the main BBC site doesn't but for some reason I couldn't find the Sextet's listing there.

[eschiss1]

It took some doing. Thank you!

[Holger]

Thanks for posting Jan Carlstedt's Symphony No. 1, britishcomposer. It's his Opus 1, by the way, and also a very fine piece with an especially interesting finale. I had a recording of the same performance myself before, but in semi-disastrous sound quality. Therefore, your upload means a major improvement.

[fr8nks]

Many thanks, Mathias, for uploading Jan Carlstedt's Symphony No.1. I requested it last night and woke up this morning and there it was!

Best,
Frank

[Dundonnell]

A bumper crop too of seven works by Lars-Erik Larsson (including one-"Musica permutatio"- missing from my catalogue )   Many, many thanks

[semloh]

I echo Colin's response!
I always find LEL's music hugely entertaining.
Thank you! 

[jowcol]

Erland Von Koch
Musica Malincolica for Strings, Op 50. (1952)



Örebro Chamber Orchestra;
Lennart Hedwall,  Conductor

Source LP:  Swedish Society SLT 33224

From the Collection of Karl Miller


I've provided some biographical info here: http://www.unsungcomposers.com/forum/index.php/topic,1516.msg28398.html#msg28398

[Mark Thomas]

A recently-arrived batch of swaps from a non-internet enabled friend has yielded an off-air recording of another excellent chamber work by Ludvig Norman: his First Piano Trio, which I've now uploaded. I can't find out the movement title and so would appreciate it if anybody can post what they are.

[britishcomposer]

I have recorded the same performance of the Norman Piano Trio from a recent P2 broadcast. Unfortunately no movement titles were announced.
The performers are the members of the Stockholm Trio, Leo Berlin, violin, Åke Olofsson, cello and Lars Sellergren, piano.

[eschiss1]

Thanks for the Norman trio (composed it seems in 1849 and published - Hofmeister lists as by "Normann, L." - in 1853 by Kistner). Hopefully some info somewhere to fill that out, anycase. (KB Netherlands server is down, so any information there, isn't...)