Metamorfoser (violin, viola, guitar)
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First performed by Ensemble TRE (Annika Wångby Stattin, Lars Stattin and Staffan Isbäck) 2015-07-04 in Kramfors, Sweden.
- Whole partiture
- Violin
- Viola
- Guitar
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First performed by Ensemble TRE (Annika Wångby Stattin, Lars Stattin and Staffan Isbäck) 2015-07-04 in Kramfors, Sweden.
Trio for violin, viola and guitar (Ms)
Trio for violin, viola and guitar (Ms)
Trio for violin, viola and guitar (Ms)
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Composition by Manuel de Falla (1876 – 1946) arranged by Staffan Isbäck.
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Two quartets, written in 2014.
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Recorded by Helen Rosing and Arne Brattland on the CD "Equilibrium", released by Arctic Records 2005 (ARCD 2005-007).
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Sonatina dedicated to Duo Dialog (Dan Larsson och Magnus Grönlund), who first performed it in 2011.
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This sonatina is dedicated to Annika Wångby Stattin who first performed the piece in Nordingrå kyrka in 2013, together with the composer.
Recorded by Ensemble TRE (Annika Wångby Stattin, Lars Stattin and Staffan Isbäck) on the self-titled cd (nosag records nosag CD 214) 2014.
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Sonatina dedicated to Lars Stattin.
Recorded by Ensemble TRE (Annika Wångby Stattin, Lars Stattin and Staffan Isbäck) on the self-titled cd (nosag records nosag CD 214) 2014.
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first performed in 1988 by Klarakvartetten and Staffan Isbäck.
Recorded in Uppsala, August 1989.
Violin | Marie-Louise Sjöberg |
Violin | Annika Wångby |
Viola | Pernilla Anderberg |
Violoncell | Magnus L. Ekerborn |
Guitar | Staffan Isbäck |
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The work was first performed in Danderyds gymnasium 1988. Dedicated to Helen Rosing
Recorded live in the auditorium of Danderyds gymnasium in 1989.
Oboe | Helen Rosing |
Guitar | Staffan Isbäck |
Orchestra | Danderyds musiksällskap |
Conductor | Börje Klingvall |
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Old Swedish magic spells set to music…
The spells are dedicated to Mikael Bellini and Sven Åberg.
These songs have been performed at Båstad Chamber Music Festival, at a chamber music festival in Moscow and on Swedish national radio.
Complete work, recorded for Swedish national radio in 1989:
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An adaptation and expansion on the composer Johan Wikmansson's (1753-1800) sonata in H minor.
First performed in Nordingrå church in 2013.
Dedicated to Annika Wångby Stattin and Lars Stattin.
Recorded by Ensemble TRE (Annika Wångby Stattin, Lars Stattin and Staffan Isbäck) on the self-titled cd (nosag records nosag CD 214) 2014.
Gammal fäbodpsalm – Glädjens blomster – Brudmarsch från Jämtland (Ms)
Adaptations of Swedish folk music for violin, viola and gitarr.
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Melody composed over an étude by Mauro Giuliani (1781 – 1829).(
Recorded by Helen Rosing and Arne Brattland on the CD "Equilibrium", released by Arctic Records 2005 (ARCD 2005-007).
Recorded by Helen Rosing and Arne Brattland on the CD "Equilibrium", released by Arctic Records 2005 (ARCD 2005-007).
Recorded by Helen Rosing and Arne Brattland on the CD "Equilibrium", released by Arctic Records 2005 (ARCD 2005-007).
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The piece was first performed in 1983 at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm by Håkan Rosengren and Mats Bergström.
Student recording with Håkan Rosengren (A clarinet) and Staffan Isbäck (guitar).
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The work is dedicated to Anna Hegart. It was first perfomed in 1981 at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm.
Recorded 1981-03-27
Flute | Anna Hegart |
Guitar | Peter Johansson |
Guitar | Staffan Isbäck |
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A work for countertenor and string quartet. Texts by Werner Aspenström (1918 - 1997), Esaias Tegnér (1782 - 1846), Dag Hammarskjöld (1905 - 1961) and Elias Lönnroth (1802 - 1884) (from Kalevala).
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Poems by Harry Martinson (1904-1978), set to music by Isbäck.
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Musical settings of texts from Edgar Lee Masters' collection "Spoon River Anthology".
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Dedicated to Anna Hegart. First performed in 1984.
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Musical setting of a poem by Tomas Tranströmer (b. 1931).
Dedicated to Anna Söderbäck, who performed it first in 1989.
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An early work (1978) for two guitars – delightful (but never performed).
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Music to poems by Lars Forsell (1928 - 2007).
first performed at the Royal Swedish Academy of Music in 1989
Recorded in S:t Nicholas' church, Tallinn, 1990-06-29 by the Nicolai Chamber Choir with an Estonian string quartet, conducted by Christian Ljunggren.
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Music to a text by Lars Forsell (1928 - 2007).
Recorded at Valdemarsudde in 1989.
Soprano | Anna Söderbäck |
Piano | Liselotte Axelsson |
Oboe | Helena Fal |
Flute | Peter Fridholm |
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