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The Music => Composers & Music => Topic started by: John Hudock on Monday 08 March 2010, 14:36

Title: Atterberg Requiem
Post by: John Hudock on Monday 08 March 2010, 14:36
I mentioned to my uncle, an lifetime avid collector, who owns a small classical label and has many contacts in the classical recording industry, that someone here pointed me to an unrecorded requiem by Atterberg and suggested he mention it to Robert von Bahr at BIS who is a longtime friend of his.

Von Bahr said he didn't know the requiem existed but was intrigued, so perhaps there'll be a BIS recording of the Atterberg requiem sometime in the future.
Title: Re: Atterberg Requiem
Post by: A Nyholm on Monday 08 March 2010, 16:26
Atterberg composed his Requiem in 1914, with a text in Swedish by Gustav Schlyter. It is a 20 minute work, and not a requiem in the usual sense. The orchestra includes organ.
A search for Atterberg at http://www.mic.stim.se/ (http://www.mic.stim.se/) will lead you to a pdf file with the first seven pages of the score, in case that you would like to read it.

See all you Atterberg fans in Helsingborg on Sunday ;)! The fifth symphony will be played by the Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra under Gregor Bühl.

/Anders
Title: Re: Atterberg Requiem
Post by: John Hudock on Monday 08 March 2010, 16:46
I knew it wasn't based on canonical requiem texts. Being a shorter work may make it easier for some enterprising recording company to produce it.
Title: Re: Atterberg Requiem
Post by: gentile on Saturday 13 March 2010, 14:01
Hi John,

Thanks a lot for "making the connection". Let us hope that we will a have a recording of Atterberg's Requiem in a not so distant future.