| Musica Sveciae | The Ballad of Marshal Stig´s Daughters inspired Ludvig Jospehson and Agust Söderman with a fascinating drama, first performed at the Stockholm Opera in 1866. The scene is Norway in about 1290, and Marshal Stig´s daughters in exile find themselves in the middle of the contest between King and Church – and love. In this recording, for the first time ever, Söderman´s incidental music is palyed in its entirety and in its stage context, with excerpts from the drama performed by actors from the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm. |
| Disc No: MSCD 513 | |
| Price: Sek. 132 | |
| Name: Marsk Stigs döttrar | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
| Söderman, August | Marshal Stig´s Daughters - Introduction | Mikaeli Chamber Choir - Anders Eby Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra - Hans-Peter Frank Jan Malmsjö Iréne Lind Mathias Henrikson Jonas Bergström Marie Richardson Mikael Samuelson | ||
| Söderman, August | A tavern next to the church in Oslo | |||
| Söderman, August | Agnus Dei | |||
| Söderman, August | Same place in Oslo | |||
| Söderman, August | A hall in the royal castle, recitativ | |||
| Söderman, August | The curse | |||
| Söderman, August | Recitativ | |||
| Söderman, August | Entreacte: before Act III | |||
| Söderman, August | In Mossamor´s mountain cabin | |||
| Söderman, August | Entreacte:- Running dance | |||
| Söderman, August | A clearing in the forest | |||
| Söderman, August | Finale |