Svend S. Schultz
1. Landsbyens forår (The Village Spring)
2. I. Det grønne forår, Fire korsange: Thøger Larsen (The Green Spring)
3. II. Sommermorgen, Fire korsange: Thøger Larsen (Summer Morning)
4. III. Efterårsstorm, Fire korsange: Thøger Larsen (Autumn Storm)
5. IV. Ved forårsjævndøgn, Fire korsange: Thøger Larsen (At the Spring Equinox)
6. Majnats skælmeri (May Night’s Mischief)
7. I.Nordlys, Fem madrigaler (Northern Lights)
8. II. Je suis Eve, Fem madrigaler (I am Eve)
9. III. Lykken, Fem madrigaler (Happiness)
10. IV. Regnen i roserne, Fem madrigaler (Rain in the Roses)
11. V. Dejlige sol, Fem madrigaler (Lovely Sun)
12. Morgenhanen atter gol (The Morning Cock Crowed Again)
13. Storm ved sommerhuset, To sommersange (Storm at the summer house)
14. Torden-bygen, To sommersange (The Thunderstorm)
15. Nytaar (New Year)
16. Paa Week-end (Weekend)
Svend S. Schultz ©
Svend S. Schultz grew up in Nykøbing Falster. In 1933, he was admitted to the Royal Danish Academy of Music with piano as his main instrument. In the first years of his career, Schultz worked as a music teacher and as a music critic for the Danish paper Politiken. Additionally, he made a name for himself as a choir conductor, and he became closely associated with the Radio Choir as a conductor in 1949, remaining so for the next 30 years. He developed the choir into one of the country’s leading ensembles in both the classical and contemporary repertoire, and he helped set standards for choral sound and diction that became influential for many amateur choirs.
As a composer, Svend S. Schultz was particularly known for his choral works and arrangements of Danish songs, but he also made a name for himself as an opera composer around 1950 with short one-act operas, some of which gained widespread popularity as touring productions (such as Bryllupsrejse) and through television (such as Høst). Schultz was less well-known for his many instrumental works, of which only a few were published and almost none are available in modern recordings.
RELEASE DATE: SEPTEMBER 2024
CATALOGUE NUMBER: DACOCD 953
EAN: 5709499953006
