Gordon Young from Sacred Music 1966
1. Prelude for organ solo
Carl Nielsen from the opera “Maskarade“
2. Song of Jeronimus
C.E.F. Weyse from opera “Macbeth“
3. Song of the Castle Watchman
Waldemar Åhlen
4. Hymn of Summer
J.B. Lully from “Les Amants Magnifiques“
5. Marche for organ solo
Henry Purcell
6. Trumpet Tune
C. Hubert Parry
7. Jerusalem
Carrie Jacobs-Bond
8. A Perfect Day
Lars Egebjerg
9. Tune from Järna in Dalarna for organ solo
Jan Sandstrøm
10. Song to Lotta (1991)
E. Grieg
11. Song of Solveig from “Peer Gynt“
Oskar Lindberg
12. Tune from Dalecarlia (Gammal fäbodpsalm från Dalarna) for organ solo
R.Schumann
13. Träumerei from “Kinderszenen”
Johannes Brahms
14. Lullaby
G. Rossini
15. Cujus animam from “Stabat Mater”
Gabriel Fauré
16. After a dream (Après un rêve Op. 7 No. 1)
Danish Folksong Lolland about 1864
17. I skovens dybe stille og ro
Carsten Svanbjerg internationally ©
Carsten Svanbjerg later accepted a position as Professor of Trombone at the University of Music and Fine Arts in Graz, Austria. He has worked
with many internationally known conductors as a soloist, chamber musician and on numerous recordings. Several composers have dedicated
pieces for trombone to Carsten. Among these are Vagn Holmboe, Ole Schmidt, Gudrun Lund and Leif Thybo who dedicated a Concerto
for Trumpet, Trombone, and String Orchestra premiered with Nashville Symphony 1982 and a Concerto for Trombone, Timpani, and String Orchestra
premiered in Carnegie Hall New York in 1982 to Carsten. He has been a guest artist at many universities around the world presenting
master classes, clinics and solo recitals in Japan, Taiwan, Central Europe and the USA. Some representative institutions include: Harvard (Boston),
Northwestern (Chicago), Maryland, Washington, D.C. and the Juilliard School in New York. Carsten visited the USA for the 34th time in 2005
and premiered the Orlando Concerto, op. 16 for Trombone and Symphonic Wind Band by Reinhard Summerer (Austria). This work was dedicated
to him for that trip to Florida. He has been given the highest awards from the International Trombone Association (1996) and from the Musicians
Union in Denmark in 1986.
RELEASE DATE: MARCH 2010
CATALOGUE NUMBER: DACOCD 710
EAN: 5709499710005
