Worklist 1948-1950 at The Hilding Rosenberg Pages

Letters before or after year of composition means; k = composed, r = revised, arr = arranged, ? = don't know, z = latest.
The catalogue numbers "Lyne xxx" refers to Peter Lyne's worklist in En bok till Hilding Rosenberg 21 juni 1977, still available through the Musical Academy in Stockholm! Åhlén 1992 refers to Carl-Gunnar Åhlén's worklist in the booklet to Caprice 21510.

If you find any missing or incorrect information, do not hesitate to contact me!

1948

Title, original;	På besök hos en vän i hans lantgård (Medan du tillbeder), nr 11 ur 14 kinesiska poem/sånger
Title, translated;	Stopping at a friend's fram-house (Medan du tillbeder), no 11 from 14 Chinese poems/songs
Crew;	voice, piano
Catalogue number;	Lyne 116:11
Composed;	k1948
Movements;	no
Playing time;	1 minute
Text by;	poem by Mêng Hao-jan in translation by Erik Blomberg (1894-1965, Sweden) from the collection Jadeberget, kinesisk lyrik från Tangdynastin 618-906 (p1944). Also on the cover of BIS LP 190 and CD 38 (in Swedish and English).
Dedicated to;	no
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	nos 11-14 fp 1966-02-20 by Ann-Sofi Rosenberg, Birgit Sommer at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (concert also with nos 9-10).
Manuscript at;	Copy at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive)
Published by;	MK (Musikaliska konstföreningen) Ed nr 161, p1962, also includes the poems in English. nr 11-14 also available at the Swedish MIC.
Commercially issued recordings;	Rolf Leanderson, baritone; Helene Leanderson, piano, recorded 16-17/1 1982 in the BIS Studio, Djursholm, issued as BIS LP-190 + CD-38, 1:31 minutes.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Ann-Sofie Rosenberg, Birgit Sommer, recorded 20 February 1966.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
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Comments;	I've listed the 14 Chinese Songs separately as much information differs from song to song. They're also placed at their actual year of composition: nos 1-6 = 1945, nos 7-8 = 1950, nos 9-10 = 1951, nos 11-14 = 1948.

Title, original;	Gränssånger (Högt i det bleka), nr 12 ur 14 kinesiska poem/sånger
Title, translated;	Border-songs (Högt i det bleka), no 12 from 14 Chinese poems/songs
Crew;	voice, piano
Catalogue number;	Lyne 116:12
Composed;	k1948
Movements;	no
Playing time;	1 minute
Text by;	poem by Lu Lun in translation by Erik Blomberg (1894-1965, Sweden) from the collection Jadeberget, kinesisk lyrik från Tangdynastin 618-906 (p1944). Also on the cover of BIS LP 190 and CD 38 (in Swedish and English).
Dedicated to;	no
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	nos 11-14 fp 1966-02-20 by Ann-Sofi Rosenberg, Birgit Sommer at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (concert also with nos 9-10).
Manuscript at;	Copy at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive)
Published by;	MK (Musikaliska konstföreningen) Ed nr 161, p1962, also includes the poems in English. nr 11-14 also available at the Swedish MIC.
Commercially issued recordings;	Rolf Leanderson, baritone; Helene Leanderson, piano, recorded 16-17/1 1982 in the BIS Studio, Djursholm, issued as BIS LP-190 + CD-38, 1:02 minutes.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Ann-Sofie Rosenberg, Birgit Sommer, recorded 20 February 1966.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
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Comments;	I've listed the 14 Chinese Songs separately as much information differs from song to song. They're also placed at their actual year of composition: nos 1-6 = 1945, nos 7-8 = 1950, nos 9-10 = 1951, nos 11-14 = 1948.

Title, original;	Sång från palatset (Porten har sakta), nr 13 ur 14 kinesiska poem/sånger
Title, translated;	A song from the palace (Porten har sakta), no 13 from 14 Chinese poems/songs
Crew;	voice, piano
Catalogue number;	Lyne 116:13
Composed;	k1948
Movements;	no
Playing time;	1 minute
Text by;	poem by Chu Ch'ing-yû in translation by Erik Blomberg (1894-1965, Sweden) from the collection Jadeberget, kinesisk lyrik från Tangdynastin 618-906 (p1944). Also on the cover of BIS LP 190 and CD 38 (in Swedish and English).
Dedicated to;	no
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	nos 11-14 fp 1966-02-20 by Ann-Sofi Rosenberg, Birgit Sommer at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (concert also with nos 9-10).
Manuscript at;	Copy at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive)
Published by;	MK (Musikaliska konstföreningen) Ed nr 161, p1962, also includes the poems in English. nr 11-14 also available at the Swedish MIC.
Commercially issued recordings;	Rolf Leanderson, baritone; Helene Leanderson, piano, recorded 16-17/1 1982 in the BIS Studio, Djursholm, issued as BIS LP-190 + CD-38, 1:05 minutes. Maria Lafveskans (soprano), Isabel Björg Carlander, recorded in the Lenhovda church september 1993, issued as Chamber Sound CSCD 9306, 1:29 minutes. Nicolai Gedda (tenor), Jan Eyron, recorded 13 & 19/9 1984, issued as Bluebell BELL 205.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Ann-Sofie Rosenberg, Birgit Sommer, recorded 20 February 1966.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
Significant texts about the piece;
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Comments;	I've listed the 14 Chinese Songs separately as much information differs from song to song. They're also placed at their actual year of composition: nos 1-6 = 1945, nos 7-8 = 1950, nos 9-10 = 1951, nos 11-14 = 1948.

Title, original;	En vårmorgon (Lätt om hjärtat), nr 14 ur 14 kinesiska poem/sånger
Title, translated;	A spring morning (Lätt om hjärtat), no 14 from 14 Chinese poems/songs
Crew;	voice, piano
Catalogue number;	Lyne 116:14
Composed;	k1948
Movements;	no
Playing time;	1 minute
Text by;	poem by Mêng Hao-jan in translation by Erik Blomberg (1894-1965, Sweden) from the collection Jadeberget, kinesisk lyrik från Tangdynastin 618-906 (p1944). Also on the cover of BIS LP 190 and CD 38 (in Swedish and English).
Dedicated to;	no
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	nos 11-14 fp 1966-02-20 by Ann-Sofi Rosenberg, Birgit Sommer at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (concert also with nos 9-10).
Manuscript at;	Copy at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive)
Published by;	MK (Musikaliska konstföreningen) Ed nr 161, p1962, also includes the poems in English. nr 11-14 also available at the Swedish MIC.
Commercially issued recordings;	Rolf Leanderson, baritone; Helene Leanderson, piano, recorded 16-17/1 1982 in the BIS Studio, Djursholm, issued as BIS LP-190 + CD-38, 1:03 minutes. Maria Lafveskans (soprano), Isabel Björg Carlander, recorded in the Lenhovda church september 1993, issued as Chamber Sound CSCD 9306, 1:05 minutes.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Ann-Sofie Rosenberg, Birgit Sommer, recorded 20 February 1966.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
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Comments;	I've listed the 14 Chinese Songs separately as much information differs from song to song. They're also placed at their actual year of composition: nos 1-6 = 1945, nos 7-8 = 1950, nos 9-10 = 1951, nos 11-14 = 1948.

Title, original;	Yerma, skådespelsmusik
Title, translated;	Yerma, music for theatre
Crew;	voices, female choir, flute, 2 violin, viola, cello
Catalogue number;	Lyne 123
Composed;	k1948
Movements;	?
Playing time;	?
Text by;	play (1934) by Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936, Spain) in Swedish translation by Karin Alin & Hjalmar Gullberg, p1947
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1949-01-20: ensemble rehearsed by Fritjof Eberson, play at Intiman, Malmö in theatrical direction by Bengt Ekerot
Manuscript at;	Copy at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive)
Published by;	no, available through the Swedish MIC
Commercially issued recordings;	no
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Title, original;	Preludio e Fuga
Title, translated;	Preludio e Fuga
Crew;	organ
Catalogue number;	Lyne 124
Composed;	k1948 (1947 according to Erik Lundkvist in Musikrevy 4/92)
Movements;	played attacca
Playing time;	6 minutes
Text by;	no
Dedicated to;	Valter Wennlund
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1956-04-23: Waldemar Åhlén at the organ of S:t Jakob's church in Stockholm.
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 4431, p1954 (Musikaliska konstföreningen/NMS according to Lyne 1977 and Åhlén 1992)
Commercially issued recordings;	Roland Forsberg, recorded 1977 at the organ of Sjöviks skolkapell, issued as Organum OG 003. Alf Linder, recorded 30/8 1979 at the organ of Oscar's church in Stockholm, issued 1980 as Caprice CAP 1064, = 6m Bedrich Janacek at the organ of Bosjökloster's church, issued before 1982 as Giant Records LP BLZ-131. Per Fridtjov Bronsaksen, recorded 8-19/1 1982 at the organ of Härnösand's cathedral, issued as Simax PN 2006. Preludio; Rudolf Löfgren recorded may 1972 at the organ of Löfsta bruk, issued as Kyrkoton LP 118 + Proprius PROP 7796 (Åhlén 1992 incorrectly has PROP 9922). Preludio; Hans Hellsten, 1994, issued as Musikhögskolan i Malmö MMHCD 1003.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Olle Nilsson, recorded 1 December 1959 at the organ of Klosterkyrkan in Lund, 6 minutes. Gotthard Arnér, recorded 2 May 1961 at the organ of the Härnösand Cathedral, 8 minutes.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
Significant texts about the piece;	Henrik Karlsson in the booklet to Caprice CAP 1064 (in Swedish, English and German). Lennart Hedwall in the article "Hilding Rosenbergs orgelmusik" (in Swedish) in Musikrevy No 2 1982.
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Comments;	In an interview with Erik Lundkvist 1980 HR stated that he thought the piece best suited to a romantic organ (Musikrevy 4/92).

Revisions and arrangements 1948
Partita version 1 from Joseph, the interpreter of dreams, part 3 of Joseph and his brothers, opera-oratorio, orchestra, k1945-7, arr 1948

1949

Title, original;	Stråkkvartett nr 5
Title, translated;	String Quartet No 5
Crew;	2 violin, viola, cello
Catalogue number;	Lyne 125
Composed;	k1949
Movements;	1. Allegretto grazioso, 2. Presto, 3. Lento espressivo, (attacca) 4. Allegro ma non tanto
Playing time;	23 minutes
Text by;	no
Dedicated to;	Jean Sibelius
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1950-05-23: Kyndelkvartetten (Otto Kyndel, Tage Lundgren, Gereon Brodin, Gustav Gröndahl) at Kammarmusikföreningen Fylkingen in Stockholm.
Manuscript at;	Copy at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive).
Published by;	NMS (Nordiska musikförlaget) Ed nr 4162, Edition Musicalia nr 966, p1952.
Commercially issued recordings;	Parrenin Quartet, recorded 15/10 1953, issued as Swedish Society/Telefunken SLT 33122 and Westminster XWN 18704. Gotlandskvartetten (Mats Zetterqvist, June Gustafson, Karin Ahnlund, Ewa Forsberg), recorded 18/4 1989 in the Petrus Church in Stocksund, Caprice CAP 21354 + CAP 21431, 23 minutes.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Kyndelkvartetten, recorded 4 June 1953, 25 minutes. Kyndelkvartetten, recorded 9 May 1968, 23 minutes. Chilingirian String Quartet, recorded 3 March 1984 at Rikssalen in Västerås Castle, 24 minutes. Paizo-kvartetten, concert 2004 in the Stockholm Concert Hall (Grünewald-salen), 26 minutes.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
Significant texts about the piece;	Bo Wallner in the cd-booklet to Caprice CAP 21354 + CAP 21431 (in Swedish and English).
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Title, original;	Herren min Gud, gör mitt mörker ljust, ur 5 motetter
Title, translated;	Herren min Gud, gör mitt mörker ljust, from 5 motets
Crew;	mixed choir
Catalogue number;	Lyne 126:1
Composed;	k1949
Movements;	one: Andante tranquillo
Playing time;	5 st = 25m
Text by;	The Bible's Book of Hymns 18:29, 36:10.
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1951-05-01: Kammarkören, Eric Ericson; at Fylkingen in Stockholm (1951-05-10 according to Åhlén 1992)
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 3582, p1949
Commercially issued recordings;	?
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Related pieces;	4 other motets from 1949.
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Title, original;	Se Gud är min frälsning, ur 5 motetter
Title, translated;	Se Gud är min frälsning, from 5 motets
Crew;	mixed choir
Catalogue number;	Lyne 126:2
Composed;	k1949
Movements;	one: Moderato - Adagio - Allegro
Playing time;	5 st = 25m
Text by;	Isaiah (Jesaja) 12:2-3 (the Bible).
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1951-05-01: Kammarkören, Eric Ericson; at Fylkingen in Stockholm (1951-05-10 according to Åhlén 1992)
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 3581, p1949
Commercially issued recordings;	?
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Title, original;	Herre, jag vill tacka dig bland folken, ur 5 motetter
Title, translated;	Herre, jag vill tacka dig bland folken, from 5 motets
Crew;	mixed choir
Catalogue number;	Lyne 126:3
Composed;	k1949
Movements;	one: Maestoso - Allegro
Playing time;	5 st = 25m
Text by;	The Bible's Book of Hymns 57:10-9, 59:17
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1951-05-01: Kammarkören, Eric Ericson; at Fylkingen in Stockholm (1951-05-10 according to Åhlén 1992)
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 3583, p1950
Commercially issued recordings;	?
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Title, original;	Om I vänden om och ären stilla, ur 5 motetter
Title, translated;	In returning and rest shall ye be saved, from 5 motets
Crew;	mixed choir
Catalogue number;	Lyne 126:4
Composed;	k1949
Movements;	one: Lugnt och stilla (quasi recitando)
Playing time;	4 minutes
Text by;	Isaiah (Jesaja) 30:15 (the Bible). In the booklet to Phono Suecia PSCD 703, in Swedish and English translation by Roger Tanner.
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1951-05-01: Kammarkören, Eric Ericson; at Fylkingen in Stockholm (1951-05-10 according to Åhlén 1992)
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 3584, p1950.
Commercially issued recordings;	Radiokören, Eric Ericson, recorded 20/2 1962, issued as Sveriges Radio SR RAEP 24 + Cantate 640224. Eric Ericson's Kammarkör, Eric Ericson, recorded 9/2 1999 in Studio 2 at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation, Stockholm, issued 1999 as Phono suecia PSCD 703, 3:32 minutes.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Radiokören, Eric Ericson, recorded 22 March 1961, 4 minutes. Kammarkören, Eric Ericson, concert 17 June 1973 in Visby Cathedral, 3:35 minutes. Radiokören, Eric Ericson, recorded 1980. Radiokören, Eric Ericson, concert 16 August 1981 at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation, Stockholm, 4 minutes.
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Title, original;	Se, såsom en handsbredd, ur 5 motetter
Title, translated;	Behold, thou hast made my days as a handbreath, from 5 motets
Crew;	mixed choir
Catalogue number;	Lyne 126:5
Composed;	k1949
Movements;	one: Lento
Playing time;	4 minutes
Text by;	The Bible's Book of Hymns 39: 6-8, 13, 14. In the booklet to Phono Suecia PSCD 703, in Swedish and English translation by Roger Tanner.
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1951-05: Kammarkören, Eric Ericson; at Fylkingen in Stockholm (1951-05-10 according to Åhlén 1992)
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	NMS (Nordiska musikförlaget) Ed nr 3585, p1950
Commercially issued recordings;	Kammarkören, Eric Ericson, recorded at Musikaliska akademien, Stockholm 15/11 1950, issued november 1950 as Radiotjänst RE 746, re-issued on cd 2002 as Caprice CAP 21630, 4:26 minutes. Radiokören, Eric Ericson, recorded 20/2 1962, issued as Sveriges Radio SR RAEP 24 + Cantate 640224. Stockholms ungdomskör, Karl Fredrik Jehrlander, issued 1964 as RCA Vics LPM 9988. Kammarkören, Eric Ericson, recorded 10-11/12 1984 in Oscar's Church (Stockholm), issued 1985 as Proprius PROP 9932 (Musica Sveciae MSCD 607), issued 1999 as Phono suecia PSCD 703, 3:49 minutes.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Radiokören, Eric Ericson, recoded 22 March 1961, 4 minutes. Radiokören, Eric Ericson, recorded 1980. Radiokören, Eric Ericson, concert 16 August 1981 at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation, Stockholm, 4 minutes.
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Title, original;	Concerto nr 2, Malmö
Title, translated;	Concerto No 2, Malmö
Crew;	violin, flute, trumpet, trombone, orchestra (3222 4331 11 1 strings [3222 4331 12 0 strings according to Gehrmans]). Bo Wallner (in Musikrevy no 4/92) mentions a group of soloists "of the second degree" besides those listed above; viola, oboe, bassoon and harp.
Catalogue number;	Lyne 127
Composed;	k1949 (finished in October)
Movements;	Allegro energico, Adagio - andante molto tranquillo, Andante moderato - allegro assai
Playing time;	27 minutes
Text by;	no
Dedicated to;	The 25th anniversary of Stiftelsen Malmö konserthus.
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1950-01-12: Malmö symfoniorkester, Sten-Åke Axelson at the Malmö Concert Hall (Malmö stadsteater according to Åhlén 1992)
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	CG (SK-Gehrmans Musikförlag) Ed nr 4505, p1950
Commercially issued recordings;	no
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Stockholms konsertförenings orkester, Carl Garaguly, recorded 8 March 1950, 28 minutes.
Other not commercially issued recordings;	BBC SO, Rudolf Schwartz, recorded 5 June 1961, 26 minutes.
Significant texts about the piece;	Bo Wallner's article "Hilding Rosenbergs Concerti" in Musikrevy 4/92 (in Swedish). Bo Wallner's article "Kring Rosenbergs Riflessioni 1-3" (in Swedish) in Nutida Musik no 4 1961-2. Bo Wallner's article "Till den himmelske fadern. En vuolleh som symfoniskt tema" in Svensk tidskrift för musikforskning 1956, (in Swedish).
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Comments;	Composed for the 25th anniversary of the Malmö Concert Society 1950. The second movement uses a melody from Karl Tirén's (1869-1955) Die lappische Volksmusik (p1942): "Till den Högsta guden" (sometimes called "Till den himmelske fadern"), no 149, the same one Peterson-Berger uses in his third symphony (1913-5). In New Music of the Nordic Countries (ISBN 1-57647-019-9, p2002) Per Broman shows the differences between their approaches (pages 499-500): Peterson-Berger setting it with a homophonic linear accompaniment, harmonized either diatonic or chromatic, Rosenberg ornamenting the melody, thus "making it almost unrecognizable".

Title, original;	11 nya små föredragsstudier
Title, translated;	11 new performing studies
Crew;	piano
Catalogue number;	Lyne 128
Composed;	k1949
Movements;	?
Playing time;	14 minutes
Text by;	no
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	parts of it 1952-03-03 by Hilding Rosenberg at a children's concert at Fylkingen in Stockholm.
Manuscript at;	at HR according to Lyne 1977 and Åhlén 1992, but now?
Published by;	no, possibly available through the Swedish MIC, though not listed at their site.;
Commercially issued recordings;	no
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Janåke Larsson, recorded 9 January 1969, 14 minutes. Peter Schmalfuss, recorded 27 March 1972, 12 minutes.
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Title, original;	Pianosonatin
Title, translated;	Sonatina for Piano
Crew;	piano
Catalogue number;	Lyne 129
Composed;	k1949
Movements;	1. Allegretto, 2. Lento molto tranquillo, 3. Allegro vivace
Playing time;	13 minutes
Text by;	no
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1949-11-13: Kjell Baekkelund at Kammarmusikföreningen/Lyriksamfundet in Stockholm (at Fylkingen in Stockholm according to Lyne 1977 & Åhlén 1992).
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	CG (SK-Gehrmans Musikförlag) Ed nr 4444, p1950. Also p1951 in "Ny nordisk klavermusik", 13 sonatinas issued by C. Gehrmans as number 4531.
Commercially issued recordings;	Mats Widlund, recorded 13-16 April 1996 in the Örebro Concert Hall, issued 1997 as Daphne DR 1003 = 13:27.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Berit Tohver, recorded 6 January 1964, 11 minutes. Fritjof Kjellberg, recorded 13 August 1969, 12 minutes.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
Significant texts about the piece;	A short review of the Gehrman edition in Musikvärlden No 6 1950 by Bo Wallner (in Swedish).
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Comments;	"Ny nordisk klavermusik" also included pieces by Selim Palmgren, Knudåge Riisager, Harald Saeverud (2 pieces), Finn Höffding, Dag Wirén, Lars-Erik Larsson, Gunnar de Frumerie, Erland von Koch, Erik Bergman, Niels Viggo Bentzon and Ingvar Lidholm.

Title, original;	Egmont, skådespelsmusik
Title, translated;	Egmont, music for theatre
Crew;	song, flute, 2 trumpet, viola, percussions
Catalogue number;	Lyne 130
Composed;	k1949
Movements;	?
Playing time;	?
Text by;	play (1788) by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832, Tyskland) translated to Swedish possibly by Bernhard Risberg, 1889.
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1949-09-10 ensemble, Tord Benner at Dramaten, Stockholm in theatrical direction by Göran Gentele.
Manuscript at;	the music library of Dramaten, Stockholm.
Published by;	no
Commercially issued recordings;	no
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Revisions and arrangements 1948-9
Symphony No 4, The revelation of St. John, version 3, baritone, mixed choir, orchestra, k1940, r1948-9

1950

Title, original;	Hippolytos, radioteatermusik
Title, translated;	Hippolytos, music for radio theatre
Crew;	song, cor anglais, 2 horn, string orchestra, harp
Catalogue number;	Lyne 131
Composed;	k1950
Movements;	?
Playing time;	?
Text by;	Euripides (480bc - 407bc, Greece), translated to Swedish by Hjalmar Gullberg (1898-1961), p1933.
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1950-01-26: Radioorkestern, HR, at the Radio Theatre of the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation, in theatrical direction by Olof Molander.
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	no, available through the Swedish MIC. also at the music library of the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation according to Åhlén 1992.
Commercially issued recordings;	no
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Comments;	HR also wrote radio theatre music for Hippolytos in 1927. Don't know if there's any musical connection.

Title, original;	Aias, radioteatermusik
Title, translated;	Ajax, music for radio theatre
Crew;	choir, cor anglais, trombone, viola, cello, double bass, harp, percussions
Catalogue number;	Lyne 132
Composed;	k1950
Movements;	?
Playing time;	?
Text by;	play by Sofokles (Sophocles, ca 497bc - 406bc, Greece) in Swedish translation by Emil Zilliacus (1878-1961), 1951.
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1950-12-14: Radiokören, Radioorkestern, HR at the Radio Theatre of the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation in theatrical direction by Olof Molander.
Manuscript at;	the music library of the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation.
Published by;	no
Commercially issued recordings;	no
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Title, original;	Ett hörn i norr, filmmusik för Arne Sucksdorff
Title, translated;	Journée scandinave (The Living Stream), music for a film by Arne Sucksdorff
Crew;	choir, orchestra
Catalogue number;	no
Composed;	k1950
Movements;	?
Playing time;	film 24-26 minutes
Text by;	?
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1951-01-29, film directed by Arne Sucksdorff, produced by SF
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	no
Commercially issued recordings;	only the movement Havet (The Sea): Choir & Orchestra of the Opera, recorded 1950, issued as SF1.
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Title, original;	Pianokonsert nr 2
Title, translated;	Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No 2
Crew;	piano, orchestra (2222 3200 1 percussions, strings)
Catalogue number;	Lyne 133
Composed;	k1950
Movements;	1. Allegro energico; 2. Andante tranquillo; 3. Allegro giusto
Playing time;	36 minutes
Text by;	no
Dedicated to;	?
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	1951-03-07: Käbi Laretei, Konsertföreningens orkester, Carl von Garaguly in the Stockholm Concert Hall.
Manuscript at;	?
Published by;	NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 4800, p1957 (in reduction for 2 pianos).
Commercially issued recordings;	Mats Widlund, Swedish RSO, Petter Sundqvist, recorded 19-21 August 1997 in the Berwald Hall in Stockholm, issued as Daphne DR 1006, 36 minutes.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Käbi Laretei, Göteborgs Radioorkester, Sten Frykberg, recorded 14 March 1951, 35 minutes. Käbi Laretei, Radioorkestern, Georg Solti, recorded 20 May 1955, 32 minutes Hermann D Koppel, Stockholms filharmoniska orkester, Stig Westerberg, recorded 5 September 1960, 31 minutes. Lucia Negro, Swedish RSO, Kirill Kondrasjin, concert 16 May 1976 in the Stockholm Concert Hall, 34 minutes.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
Significant texts about the piece;	Bo Wallner in the booklet to Daphne DR 1006 (in Swedish, English and German).
Internet-resources;
Related pieces;
Comments;	The second movement is in variation form.

Title, original;	Fullmånen, nr 7 ur 14 kinesiska poem/sånger
Title, translated;	Looking at the moon and thinking of one far away, no 7 from 14 Chinese poems/songs
Crew;	voice, piano
Catalogue number;	Lyne 116:7
Composed;	k1950
Movements;	no
Playing time;	2 minutes
Text by;	Chang Chin-ling in translation by Erik Blomberg (1894-1965, Sweden) from the collection Jadeberget, kinesisk lyrik från Tangdynastin 618-906 (p1944). Also on the cover of BIS LP 190 and CD 38 (in Swedish and English).
Dedicated to;	Iva Voghera
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	nos 1-10 fp 1954-11-25 by Ann-Sofie Rosenberg, Wilhelm Freund in: Stockholm (according to the Swedish MIC). nos 7-10 fp 1955-06-10 by Elisabeth Söderström, Gunnar Hallhagen at a Fylkingen concert in Börshuset during Stockholms festspel (according to Lyne 1977 & Åhlén 1992).
Manuscript at;	Copy at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive)
Published by;	MK (Musikaliska konstföreningen) Ed nr 161, p1962, also includes the poems in English. nos 1-10 also available at the Swedish MIC.
Commercially issued recordings;	Rolf Leanderson, baritone; Helene Leanderson, piano, recorded 16-17/1 1982 in the BIS Studio, Djursholm, issued as BIS LP-190 + CD-38, 1:55 minutes.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Ann-Sofie Rosenberg, Wilhelm Freund, recorded 25 November 1954. Elisabeth Söderström, Gunnar Hallhagen, recorded 10 June 1955. Astrid Andersson, Wilhelm Freund, recorded 23 January 1963.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
Significant texts about the piece;
Internet-resources;
Related pieces;
Comments;	I've listed the 14 Chinese Songs separately as much information differs from song to song. They're also placed at their actual year of composition: nos 1-6 = 1945, nos 7-8 = 1950, nos 9-10 = 1951, nos 11-14 = 1948.

Title, original;	En suck från en trappa av jade (Hennes jadevita trappa), nr 8 ur 14 kinesiska poem/sånger
Title, translated;	A sigh from a staircase of jade (Hennes jadevita trappa), no 8 from 14 Chinese poems/songs
Crew;	voice, piano
Catalogue number;	Lyne 116:8
Composed;	k1950
Movements;	no
Playing time;	2 minutes
Text by;	poem by Li-Po in translation by Erik Blomberg (1894-1965, Sweden) from the collection Jadeberget, kinesisk lyrik från Tangdynastin 618-906 (p1944). Also on the cover of BIS LP 190 and CD 38 (in Swedish and English).
Dedicated to;	Gösta Nystroem
Commissioned by;	?
First performance;	nos 1-10 fp 1954-11-25 by ?, ? in: Stockholm (according to the Swedish MIC). nos 7-10 fp 1955-06-10 by Elisabeth Söderström, Gunnar Hallhagen at a Fylkingen concert in Börshuset during Stockholms festspel (according to Lyne 1977 & Åhlén 1992).
Manuscript at;	Copy at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive)
Published by;	MK (Musikaliska konstföreningen) Ed nr 161, p1962, also includes the poems in English. nos 1-10 also available at the Swedish MIC. En suck från en trappa av jade also available separately from the Swedish MIC.
Commercially issued recordings;	Rolf Leanderson, baritone; Helene Leanderson, piano, recorded 16-17/1 1982 in the BIS Studio, Djursholm, issued as BIS LP-190 + CD-38, 2:04 minutes.
Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio);	Elisabeth Söderström, Gunnar Hallhagen, recorded 10 June 1955. Ann-Sofie Rosenberg, Birgit Sommer, recorded 27 November 1965.
Other not commercially issued recordings;
Significant texts about the piece;
Internet-resources;
Related pieces;
Comments;	I've listed the 14 Chinese Songs separately as much information differs from song to song. They're also placed at their actual year of composition: nos 1-6 = 1945, nos 7-8 = 1950, nos 9-10 = 1951, nos 11-14 = 1948.

Revisions and arrangements 1950
Sinfonia da chiesa nr 1, revised, small orchestra, k1923, r1950
Symphony No 3, version 3, orchestra, k1939, r1943, r1950
House with two doors, music for theatre, version 3 for 2 guitar, piano, k1934, r1935, r1950

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