Mostly Nordic & Emerald Ensemble: Mother Sweden
$30 / $25 / $10
Jacob Axel Josephson — Vårsång
Wilhelm Stenhammar — Tre körvisor
Hugo Alfvén — Och jungfrun hon går i ringen
Hugo Alfvén — Sveriges flagga
Otto Olsson — Ave maris stella
David Wikander — Kung Liljekonvalje
Hildor Lundvik — Det första vårregnet
Hildor Lundvik — Som ett blommande mandlträd
Oskar Lindberg — Stjärntändningen
Hugo Alfvén — Glädjens blomster
Ake Malmfors — Gammal nederländare
Lars Johan Werle — Orpheus
Sven-David Sandström — To see a world
Robert Sund — The Drunken Sailor
Jan Sandström — Sanctus
Fredrik Sixten — Ave maris stella
Jan Håkan Åberg — I himmelen i himmelen
Gottfrid Berg — Så jag målar donna Bianca
Rebekah Gilmore, soprano
Sammie Gorham, soprano
Tyler Morse, mezzo-soprano
Melissa Plagemann, alto
Joel Bevington, tenor
David Hendrix, tenor
Robin Wyatt-Stone, baritone
Scott Kovacs, bass-baritone
Jacob Axel Josephson – Vårsång
Wilhelm Stenhammar – Sverige
Wilhelm Stenhammar – Tre körvisor
Hugo Alfvén – Glädjens blomster
Hugo Alfvén – Och jungfrun hon går i ringen
Hugo Alfvén – Sveriges flagga
Otto Olsson – Ave maris stella
David Wikander – Kung Liljekonvalje
Hildor Lundvik – Det första vårregnet
Hildor Lundvik – Som ett blommande mandlträd
Oskar Lindberg – Stjärntändningen
Gottfrid Berg – Så jag målar, donna Bianca
Jan Håkan Åberg – I himmelen, i himmelen
Åke Malmfors – Gammal nederländare
Lars Johan Werle – Orpheus
Sven-David Sandström – To see a world
Robert Sund – The drunken sailor
Jan Sandström – Sanctus
Fredrik Sixten – Ave maris stella
Some of the twentieth century's most sumptuous composers hailed from Sweden. Early on, there was the Romantic patriotism of Wilhelm Stenhammar, the contrapuntal craftsmanship of Otto Olsson, the simple folksongs of Hugo Alfvén, and the impressionism of Hildor Lundvik. More recent years have brought the modernist tone-clusters of the late Sven-David Sandström and the minimalist tranquility of his brother Jan. These composers and more demonstrate why Sweden has long been a cornerstone of the choral tradition.
This season, the National Nordic Museum is pleased to offer a special price for all students. Please use the code MNSTUDENT at checkout to receive your discounted price, and bring your valid student ID with your ticket for entry.
Tickets are purchased through the National Nordic Museum online or at the door.
Tickets: $30 ($25 museum member, $10 student)