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This wondrously beautiful and inviting music embodies the magic and wonder of the Nativity. Based on ancient chant, the modern a cappella harmonies move and explore sonorities that bring colorful dimension to the traditional Latin text. A lovely statement for mixed or tenor-bass choirs.

O Magnum Mysterium

SATB Octavo  divisi

Composed for Vocal Ensemble Amanda. Later included in Rydman's Missa Nagai.

Agnus Dei

SATB Octavo

"I want to go with Jesus". Norwegian hymn, arranged by composer and jazz pianist Forssen.

Med Jesus vil eg fara

SAB Octavo

"Sing to the glory of the Lord". A joyful and "effective" composition.

Sjung till Herrens ara

"Staffan-song from Nas". A song associated with Saint Stephen, in Sweden traditionally sung on Saint Lucy's Day (Lucia). The song contains a lot of humor and mischief - let it show in the performance! This version has its origin from Nas in the Swedish landscape Dalecarlia.

Staffansvisa fran Nas

TBB Octavo

This sweetly mysterious Latin piece evokes the presence of angels in this arrangement for treble voices with marimba and cello. It was originally composed for the vocal ensemble Vox Illimitatis, Farsta parish, Stockholm.

Panis Angelicus

SSA Octavo

The Fly

Ten Haitian songs for children’s choir and various instruments. Joyful, vivid and with lots of rhythm. Lyrics in Swedish (originally in Haitian Creole).

Det blaser upp

SA Octavo divisi

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Meaning "the hours by the sea," this beautiful piece breathes reverence and calm: the rhythmic swelling of the waves, the ever-shifting light, and the gritty sensation of salt on our lips. A setting that is always in transition, this piece includes oscillating effects, audible breathing, and shadow whispers, allowing the ensemble to bring the waves to life.

Timmarna vid havet

SSATBB Octavo  divisi

"To See", music lyrics commissioned by Swedish ensemble VoNo Vocals as a kind of contemporary interpretation of the meaning of the old story The Little Match Girl by H. C. Andersen. The piece can be performed a cappella, the violoncello part is optional and could also be played on an other instrument.

Att se

SAATBB Octavo

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"Five childish songs for voice and piano". Alice Tegner was one of Swedens most beloved composer of children's songs. These five songs are not strictly speaking songs for children - rather songs about children, or for children to be sung to. They have never been published before.

Fem barnsliga sanger for rost och piano

Vocal Solo

"Summer in the mountains". Composer Matthew Peterson is an award-winning Swedish-American composer known for his work on both sides of the Atlantic. He describes Sodergran's poems as 'lyrical and free, rich in colour and detail,' an apt description of his own atmospheric and deeply absorbing choral music, which uses much more than the vocal chords to evoke its broad, luminous landscapes. The music is based on a traditional Swedish polska.

Sommar i bergen

"In 2017, I was commissioned by the Svanholm Singers to write a work for inclusion in a concert marking 70 years since the proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Choosing a text was difficult. I came across upon a poem by American poet Maya Angelou, but it struck me as being too powerful and emotional for the music I was writing to carry it; everything I composed sounded banal next to Angelou's words. I soon realized that I could use silence to enhance the text, rather than heaping layers and layers of music upon it. Silence is both terrifying and serious - in a sense, it is the only adequate counterpoint to the poetry.So, I decided to build the piece on silence. Though the beginning of the piece is the opposite of silence - a scream of desperation - I followed that outburst by cutting the poem's stanzas into single words, repeated in a different order each time, almost in the manner of a mantra." - Henrik Dahlberg. Also available for TTBB.

Son to Mother

SATB Octavo divisi

"Who can sail without the wind". Traditional Finnish lullaby in an arrangement for three part mixed choir.

Vem kan segla forutan vind

Medieval hymn in an old folk version from Mora, Sweden. Karin Eklundh was for many years conductor of the women's choir La Cappella, Uppsala.

Den Signade Dag

SSAA Octavo

A popular canon about the water cycle.

Vattenkanon

Unison Octavo

"The song is composed for SSATB, mainly because it gives the options for different kinds of choirs to be able to take part and sing. Children choirs and youth choirs of equal voices can use the upper parts, and mixed choirs sing all parts. My wish for the song is to let it take flight, engaging the singers to sing together and let the music go through their heart and soul. Because we all know it is possible: Together we can fly!" - Susanna Lindmark

We can fly

SSATB Octavo

"For eternity". A mass consisting of both liturgical texts and words by the composer. The music is characterized by an appealing sincerity. The mass can also be performed in a smaller setting, for example: choir, congregation, flute, piano, organ and double bass. Duration: ca 30 min.

I evig tid

"In "The peace of wild things", the American poet Wendell Berry (born 1934) deals with existential anxiety. Though published in 1968, the message is just as urgent today. Our news feeds shower us with reports about war, climate and environmental catastrophes, and about authoritarian regimes advancing their positions. What will become of us? What kind of world are we passing on to our children? This poem gives me a ray of hope in the midst of despair, offering a moment's rest while my own and all mankind's smallness is revealed. It also allows me to sense the presence of "something greater". My musical interpretation is based on these reflections. The conflict between anxiety and peace, dissonance and consonance, open textures versus clusters. The piece and its phrases are well-suited to interpretation, and to being performed with a great deal of freedom." Hakan Svensson

The Peace of Wild Things

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