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Swedish Radio Choir|Nordic Sounds 2

Nordic Sounds 2

Swedish Radio Choir and Peter Dijkstra

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In the mid-nineteenth century, Europeappeared to be on the verge of a GoldenAge of choral music. There was an astonishingresurgence everywhere of music for men’s andwomen’s voices and for mixed choirs. From asearly as 1810, singing clubs, choral societies andLiedertafel (song-tables) shot up like mushroomsin Berlin, Leipzig, Frankfurt, Cologne andVienna. The best-known was the Liedertafelstarted up in 1808 by Mendelssohn’s teacherCarl Friedrich Zelter, who was leader of thechoral tradition that flourished in the nineteenthcentury has lost none of its strength. Accordingto statistics, no less than ten percent of its ninemillion inhabitants sing in a choir. Värmland,the western province of Sweden, even has areputation for its astronomical number of fivehundred choirs! A large part of the repertoireconsists of old Swedish folk songs, a culturalheritage that came to enjoy renewed and stronginterest in the nineteenth century. Composershave since arranged them for choir, often in anaccessible, neo-Romantic folk-song style and instrophic form. But songs were also adapted in acontemporary style and for all sorts of ensembles.One of the most familiar names in this respect is that of Hugo Alfvén, the foremost Swedish composer of the twentieth century. He becameknown for his furtherance of Swedish choral music and folk songs in Europe, and for his five post-Romantic symphonies and the Swedishrhapsody Midsommarvaka (1904). On the present recording, traditional Swedish folk songs are combined with contemporary choral music.Most of the pieces are Swedish, but Denmark (Jörgen Jersild) and Finland (Jaakko Mäntyjärvi) are also represented.

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1
Sloabbme-njunnje
00:03:01

Anonymous, Lyricist - Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Jan Sandstrom, Composer - Johan Marak, Composer

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

2
Kung Liljekonvalje
00:03:39

Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Gustaf Fröding, Lyricist - David Wikander, Composer - Nordiska Musikförl, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

3
Förvårskväll
00:04:58

Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - David Wikander, Composer - Ragnar Jandel, Lyricist - Nordiska Musikförl, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

4
Biegga Njunnjí
00:03:28

Anonymous, Lyricist - Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Per Björsund, MainArtist - Jan Sandstrom, Composer - Johan Marak, Composer - Carl Gehrmans Musikförlag, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

5
Biegga Luothe
00:09:32

Anonymous, Lyricist - Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Jan Sandstrom, Composer - Johan Pejler, MainArtist - Johan Marak, Composer - Carl Gehrmans Musikförlag, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

6
Gjendines Bådnlåt
00:03:25

Anonymous, Composer, Lyricist - Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Ulla Sjöblom, MainArtist - Walton Music, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

7
Tre romantiske korsange: I. Min yndlingsdal
00:03:59

Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Steen Steensen Blicher, Lyricist - Jorgen Jersild, Composer - Edition Wilhelm Hansen, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

The Suitors (Jaakko Mäntyjärvi)

8
I. Introduction
00:06:12

Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Andreas Olsson, MainArtist - Jaakko Mäntyjärvi, Composer - Kanteletar, Lyricist - Conny Thimander, MainArtist - Tove Nilsson, MainArtist - Sulasol, MusicPublisher - Christiane Hojlund, MainArtist - Sofia Niklasson, MainArtist - Love Enström, MainArtist

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

9
II. The Sun
00:04:03

Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Andreas Olsson, MainArtist - Jaakko Mäntyjärvi, Composer - Kanteletar, Lyricist - Conny Thimander, MainArtist - Tove Nilsson, MainArtist - Sulasol, MusicPublisher - Christiane Hojlund, MainArtist - Sofia Niklasson, MainArtist - Love Enström, MainArtist

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

10
III. The Moon
00:05:25

Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Andreas Olsson, MainArtist - Jaakko Mäntyjärvi, Composer - Kanteletar, Lyricist - Conny Thimander, MainArtist - Tove Nilsson, MainArtist - Sulasol, MusicPublisher - Christiane Hojlund, MainArtist - Sofia Niklasson, MainArtist - Love Enström, MainArtist

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

11
IV. The North Star
00:05:36

Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Andreas Olsson, MainArtist - Jaakko Mäntyjärvi, Composer - Kanteletar, Lyricist - Conny Thimander, MainArtist - Tove Nilsson, MainArtist - Sulasol, MusicPublisher - Christiane Hojlund, MainArtist - Sofia Niklasson, MainArtist - Love Enström, MainArtist

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

12
Och jungfrun hon går i ringen
00:01:34

Anonymous, Lyricist - Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Hugo Alfvén, Composer - Nordiska Musikförl, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

13
Aftonen
00:03:58

Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Hugo Alfvén, Composer - Herman Sätherberg, Lyricist - Nordiska Musikförl, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

14
Kristallen den fina
00:04:24

Anonymous, Composer, Lyricist - Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Copyright Control, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

15
Mouyayoum
00:12:49

Swedish Radio Choir, MainArtist - Peter Dijkstra, MainArtist - Anders Hillborg, Composer, Lyricist - Faber Music, MusicPublisher

2012 Channel Classics Records 2012 Channel Classics Records

Album review

In the mid-nineteenth century, Europeappeared to be on the verge of a GoldenAge of choral music. There was an astonishingresurgence everywhere of music for men’s andwomen’s voices and for mixed choirs. From asearly as 1810, singing clubs, choral societies andLiedertafel (song-tables) shot up like mushroomsin Berlin, Leipzig, Frankfurt, Cologne andVienna. The best-known was the Liedertafelstarted up in 1808 by Mendelssohn’s teacherCarl Friedrich Zelter, who was leader of thechoral tradition that flourished in the nineteenthcentury has lost none of its strength. Accordingto statistics, no less than ten percent of its ninemillion inhabitants sing in a choir. Värmland,the western province of Sweden, even has areputation for its astronomical number of fivehundred choirs! A large part of the repertoireconsists of old Swedish folk songs, a culturalheritage that came to enjoy renewed and stronginterest in the nineteenth century. Composershave since arranged them for choir, often in anaccessible, neo-Romantic folk-song style and instrophic form. But songs were also adapted in acontemporary style and for all sorts of ensembles.One of the most familiar names in this respect is that of Hugo Alfvén, the foremost Swedish composer of the twentieth century. He becameknown for his furtherance of Swedish choral music and folk songs in Europe, and for his five post-Romantic symphonies and the Swedishrhapsody Midsommarvaka (1904). On the present recording, traditional Swedish folk songs are combined with contemporary choral music.Most of the pieces are Swedish, but Denmark (Jörgen Jersild) and Finland (Jaakko Mäntyjärvi) are also represented.

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