Violin Concerto / Lemminkäinen Suite

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1Violin Concerto in D minor, op. 47: I. Allegro moderato
recording engineer:
Michael Dahlvid
producer and editor:
Jens Braun (classical engineer)
mixer:
Lars Nilsson (engineer)
bassoon:
Kaitlyn Cameron (in 2025-04) and Constantin Gerstein (in 2025-04)
cello:
Pia Enblom (cellist) (in 2025-04), Claes Gunnarsson (cellist) (in 2025-04), Oscar Kleväng (in 2025-04), Karin Knutson (cellist) (in 2025-04), Petra Lundin (cellist) (in 2025-04), Elisabeth Nilsson (cellist) (in 2025-04), Jun Sasaki (cellist) (in 2025-04) and Johan Stern (cellist) (in 2025-04)
clarinet:
Urban Claesson (clarinetist) (in 2025-04) and Henrik Nordqvist (in 2025-04)
double bass:
Hans Adler (double bassist) (in 2025-04), Marcus Elliot Gaved (double bassist) (in 2025-04), Marc Grue (double bass player) (in 2025-04), Markus Lang (double bassist) (in 2025-04), Erik Mofjell (double bass player) (in 2025-04), Lindsey Orcutt (double bass player) (in 2025-04) and Jenny Ryderberg (double bass player) (in 2025-04)
flute:
Tina Ljungkvist (flutist) (in 2025-04) and Håvard Lysebo (in 2025-04)
French horn:
Kristina Borg (in 2025-04), Lisa Ford (in 2025-04), Dick Gustavsson (Swedish classical hornist) (in 2025-04), Aurora Sæterhaug Bye (in 2025-04), Lene Aadalen Skomedal (in 2025-04) and Ingrid Kornfält Wallin (in 2025-04)
harp:
Erik Groenestein-Hendriks (in 2025-04)
oboe:
Mårten Larsson (oboist) (in 2025-04) and Joel Vaz (oboe player) (in 2025-04)
timpani:
Hans Hernqvist (in 2025-04)
trombone:
Endre Rydland Vetås (in 2025-04), Jens Kristian Søgaard (in 2025-04) and Arno Tri Pramudia (Belgian classical trombonist) (in 2025-04)
trumpet:
Bengt Danielsson (trumpeter) (in 2025-04) and Per Ivarsson (Swedish trumpeter) (in 2025-04)
viola:
Manon Briau (violist) (in 2025-04), Susanne Brunström (violist) (in 2025-04), Nils Edin (violist) (in 2025-04), Henrik Edström (in 2025-04), Tuula Fleivik (in 2025-04), Daniel Hanul Lee (violist) (in 2025-04), Per Högberg (in 2025-04), Shiori Inui (violist) (in 2025-04), Lars Mårtensson (violist) (in 2025-04) and Ellinor Rossing (in 2025-04)
violin:
Ava Bahari (violinist) (in 2025-04)
violin [violin I]:
Karin Berggren (violinist) (in 2025-04), Mats Enoksson (violinist) (in 2025-04), Clara Garde (violinist) (in 2025-04), Helena Gisslén Rondin (violinist) (in 2025-04), Sara Trobäck Hesselink (Swedish violinist) (in 2025-04), Ellen Hjalmarsson (in 2025-04), Annika Hjelm (in 2025-04), Cecilia Hultkrantz (in 2025-04), Justyna Jara (violinist) (in 2025-04), Helena Kollback Heuman (violinist) (in 2025-04), Ann-Christin Raschdorf (violinist) (in 2025-04), Andreas Roslund (violinist) (in 2025-04), Dieter Schöning (violin player) (in 2025-04) and Paul Waltman (violinist) (in 2025-04)
violin [violin II]:
Pernilla Carlzon (in 2025-04), Per Drougge (violinist) (in 2025-04), Hanna Eliasson (in 2025-04), Jan Engdahl (in 2025-04), Pierre Guis (in 2025-04), Emirzeth Henriquez (violinist) (in 2025-04), Marja Inkinen-Engström (violinist) (in 2025-04), Jenny Jonsson (in 2025-04), Pernille Kristiansen (violinist) (in 2025-04), Lotte Lybeck (in 2025-04), Samuel Runsteen (violinist) (in 2025-04) and Terje Skomedal (in 2025-04)
orchestra:
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra (in 2025-04)
conductor:
Santtu‐Matias Rouvali (conductor and percussionist) (in 2025-04)
produced for:
Take5 Music Production
recorded at:
Gothenburg Concert Hall in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (in 2025-04)
recording of:
Violin Concerto in D minor, op. 47: I. Allegro moderato (in 2025-04)
composer:
Jean Sibelius (Finnish composer) (from 1903 until 1905)
part of:
Violin Concerto in D minor, op. 47
Jean Sibelius16:27
2Violin Concerto in D minor, op. 47: II. Adagio di molto
recording engineer:
Michael Dahlvid
producer and editor:
Jens Braun (classical engineer)
mixer:
Lars Nilsson (engineer)
bassoon:
Kaitlyn Cameron (in 2025-04) and Constantin Gerstein (in 2025-04)
cello:
Pia Enblom (cellist) (in 2025-04), Claes Gunnarsson (cellist) (in 2025-04), Oscar Kleväng (in 2025-04), Karin Knutson (cellist) (in 2025-04), Petra Lundin (cellist) (in 2025-04), Elisabeth Nilsson (cellist) (in 2025-04), Jun Sasaki (cellist) (in 2025-04) and Johan Stern (cellist) (in 2025-04)
clarinet:
Urban Claesson (clarinetist) (in 2025-04) and Henrik Nordqvist (in 2025-04)
double bass:
Hans Adler (double bassist) (in 2025-04), Marcus Elliot Gaved (double bassist) (in 2025-04), Marc Grue (double bass player) (in 2025-04), Markus Lang (double bassist) (in 2025-04), Erik Mofjell (double bass player) (in 2025-04), Lindsey Orcutt (double bass player) (in 2025-04) and Jenny Ryderberg (double bass player) (in 2025-04)
flute:
Tina Ljungkvist (flutist) (in 2025-04) and Håvard Lysebo (in 2025-04)
French horn:
Kristina Borg (in 2025-04), Lisa Ford (in 2025-04), Dick Gustavsson (Swedish classical hornist) (in 2025-04), Aurora Sæterhaug Bye (in 2025-04), Lene Aadalen Skomedal (in 2025-04) and Ingrid Kornfält Wallin (in 2025-04)
harp:
Erik Groenestein-Hendriks (in 2025-04)
oboe:
Mårten Larsson (oboist) (in 2025-04) and Joel Vaz (oboe player) (in 2025-04)
timpani:
Hans Hernqvist (in 2025-04)
trombone:
Endre Rydland Vetås (in 2025-04), Jens Kristian Søgaard (in 2025-04) and Arno Tri Pramudia (Belgian classical trombonist) (in 2025-04)
trumpet:
Bengt Danielsson (trumpeter) (in 2025-04) and Per Ivarsson (Swedish trumpeter) (in 2025-04)
viola:
Manon Briau (violist) (in 2025-04), Susanne Brunström (violist) (in 2025-04), Nils Edin (violist) (in 2025-04), Henrik Edström (in 2025-04), Tuula Fleivik (in 2025-04), Daniel Hanul Lee (violist) (in 2025-04), Per Högberg (in 2025-04), Shiori Inui (violist) (in 2025-04), Lars Mårtensson (violist) (in 2025-04) and Ellinor Rossing (in 2025-04)
violin:
Ava Bahari (violinist) (in 2025-04)
violin [violin I]:
Karin Berggren (violinist) (in 2025-04), Mats Enoksson (violinist) (in 2025-04), Clara Garde (violinist) (in 2025-04), Helena Gisslén Rondin (violinist) (in 2025-04), Sara Trobäck Hesselink (Swedish violinist) (in 2025-04), Ellen Hjalmarsson (in 2025-04), Annika Hjelm (in 2025-04), Cecilia Hultkrantz (in 2025-04), Justyna Jara (violinist) (in 2025-04), Helena Kollback Heuman (violinist) (in 2025-04), Ann-Christin Raschdorf (violinist) (in 2025-04), Andreas Roslund (violinist) (in 2025-04), Dieter Schöning (violin player) (in 2025-04) and Paul Waltman (violinist) (in 2025-04)
violin [violin II]:
Pernilla Carlzon (in 2025-04), Per Drougge (violinist) (in 2025-04), Hanna Eliasson (in 2025-04), Jan Engdahl (in 2025-04), Pierre Guis (in 2025-04), Emirzeth Henriquez (violinist) (in 2025-04), Marja Inkinen-Engström (violinist) (in 2025-04), Jenny Jonsson (in 2025-04), Pernille Kristiansen (violinist) (in 2025-04), Lotte Lybeck (in 2025-04), Samuel Runsteen (violinist) (in 2025-04) and Terje Skomedal (in 2025-04)
orchestra:
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra (in 2025-04)
conductor:
Santtu‐Matias Rouvali (conductor and percussionist) (in 2025-04)
produced for:
Take5 Music Production
recorded at:
Gothenburg Concert Hall in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (in 2025-04)
recording of:
Violin Concerto in D minor, op. 47: II. Adagio di molto (in 2025-04)
composer:
Jean Sibelius (Finnish composer) (from 1903 until 1905)
part of:
Violin Concerto in D minor, op. 47
Jean Sibelius8:07
3Violin Concerto in D minor, op. 47: III. Allegro, ma non tanto
recording engineer:
Michael Dahlvid
producer and editor:
Jens Braun (classical engineer)
mixer:
Lars Nilsson (engineer)
bassoon:
Kaitlyn Cameron (in 2025-04) and Constantin Gerstein (in 2025-04)
cello:
Pia Enblom (cellist) (in 2025-04), Claes Gunnarsson (cellist) (in 2025-04), Oscar Kleväng (in 2025-04), Karin Knutson (cellist) (in 2025-04), Petra Lundin (cellist) (in 2025-04), Elisabeth Nilsson (cellist) (in 2025-04), Jun Sasaki (cellist) (in 2025-04) and Johan Stern (cellist) (in 2025-04)
clarinet:
Urban Claesson (clarinetist) (in 2025-04) and Henrik Nordqvist (in 2025-04)
double bass:
Hans Adler (double bassist) (in 2025-04), Marcus Elliot Gaved (double bassist) (in 2025-04), Marc Grue (double bass player) (in 2025-04), Markus Lang (double bassist) (in 2025-04), Erik Mofjell (double bass player) (in 2025-04), Lindsey Orcutt (double bass player) (in 2025-04) and Jenny Ryderberg (double bass player) (in 2025-04)
flute:
Tina Ljungkvist (flutist) (in 2025-04) and Håvard Lysebo (in 2025-04)
French horn:
Kristina Borg (in 2025-04), Lisa Ford (in 2025-04), Dick Gustavsson (Swedish classical hornist) (in 2025-04), Aurora Sæterhaug Bye (in 2025-04), Lene Aadalen Skomedal (in 2025-04) and Ingrid Kornfält Wallin (in 2025-04)
harp:
Erik Groenestein-Hendriks (in 2025-04)
oboe:
Mårten Larsson (oboist) (in 2025-04) and Joel Vaz (oboe player) (in 2025-04)
timpani:
Hans Hernqvist (in 2025-04)
trombone:
Endre Rydland Vetås (in 2025-04), Jens Kristian Søgaard (in 2025-04) and Arno Tri Pramudia (Belgian classical trombonist) (in 2025-04)
trumpet:
Bengt Danielsson (trumpeter) (in 2025-04) and Per Ivarsson (Swedish trumpeter) (in 2025-04)
viola:
Manon Briau (violist) (in 2025-04), Susanne Brunström (violist) (in 2025-04), Nils Edin (violist) (in 2025-04), Henrik Edström (in 2025-04), Tuula Fleivik (in 2025-04), Daniel Hanul Lee (violist) (in 2025-04), Per Högberg (in 2025-04), Shiori Inui (violist) (in 2025-04), Lars Mårtensson (violist) (in 2025-04) and Ellinor Rossing (in 2025-04)
violin:
Ava Bahari (violinist) (in 2025-04)
violin [violin I]:
Karin Berggren (violinist) (in 2025-04), Mats Enoksson (violinist) (in 2025-04), Clara Garde (violinist) (in 2025-04), Helena Gisslén Rondin (violinist) (in 2025-04), Sara Trobäck Hesselink (Swedish violinist) (in 2025-04), Ellen Hjalmarsson (in 2025-04), Annika Hjelm (in 2025-04), Cecilia Hultkrantz (in 2025-04), Justyna Jara (violinist) (in 2025-04), Helena Kollback Heuman (violinist) (in 2025-04), Ann-Christin Raschdorf (violinist) (in 2025-04), Andreas Roslund (violinist) (in 2025-04), Dieter Schöning (violin player) (in 2025-04) and Paul Waltman (violinist) (in 2025-04)
violin [violin II]:
Pernilla Carlzon (in 2025-04), Per Drougge (violinist) (in 2025-04), Hanna Eliasson (in 2025-04), Jan Engdahl (in 2025-04), Pierre Guis (in 2025-04), Emirzeth Henriquez (violinist) (in 2025-04), Marja Inkinen-Engström (violinist) (in 2025-04), Jenny Jonsson (in 2025-04), Pernille Kristiansen (violinist) (in 2025-04), Lotte Lybeck (in 2025-04), Samuel Runsteen (violinist) (in 2025-04) and Terje Skomedal (in 2025-04)
orchestra:
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra (in 2025-04)
conductor:
Santtu‐Matias Rouvali (conductor and percussionist) (in 2025-04)
produced for:
Take5 Music Production
recorded at:
Gothenburg Concert Hall in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (in 2025-04)
recording of:
Violin Concerto in D minor, op. 47: III. Allegro, ma non tanto (in 2025-04)
composer:
Jean Sibelius (Finnish composer) (from 1903 until 1905)
part of:
Violin Concerto in D minor, op. 47
Jean Sibelius7:44
4Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: I. Lemminkäinen and the Maidens of the Island
recording engineer:
Joar Hallgren
producer and editor:
Jens Braun (classical engineer)
mixer:
Lars Nilsson (engineer)
bassoon:
Kaitlyn Cameron (in 2024-09) and Alexandru Ioan Chirica (in 2024-09)
cello:
Kristian Chojecki (cellist) (in 2024-09), Pia Enblom (cellist) (in 2024-09), Claes Gunnarsson (cellist) (in 2024-09), Paula Gustafsson (in 2024-09), Oscar Kleväng (in 2024-09), Karin Knutson (cellist) (in 2024-09), Petra Lundin (cellist) (in 2024-09), Maja Molander (cellist) (in 2024-09), Jun Sasaki (cellist) (in 2024-09) and Johan Stern (cellist) (in 2024-09)
clarinet:
Ragnar Arnberg (in 2024-09) and Urban Claesson (clarinetist) (in 2024-09)
double bass:
Hans Adler (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Marcus Elliot Gaved (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Marc Grue (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Markus Lang (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Erik Mofjell (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Lindsey Orcutt (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Ida Rostrup (double bass player) (in 2024-09) and Jenny Ryderberg (double bass player) (in 2024-09)
flute:
Tina Ljungkvist (flutist) (in 2024-09), Laura Michelin (flautist) (in 2024-09) and Marjolein Vermeeren (flutist and conductor) (in 2024-09)
French horn:
Kristina Borg (in 2024-09), Lisa Ford (in 2024-09), Dick Gustavsson (Swedish classical hornist) (in 2024-09), Lene Aadalen Skomedal (in 2024-09) and Ingrid Kornfält Wallin (in 2024-09)
harp:
Erik Groenestein-Hendriks (in 2024-09)
oboe:
Carolina Grinne (Classical horn player) (in 2024-09), Mårten Larsson (oboist) (in 2024-09) and Joel Vaz (oboe player) (in 2024-09)
timpani:
Fredik Björlin (Percussionist) (in 2024-09), Hans Hernqvist (in 2024-09) and Walter Witick (in 2024-09)
trombone:
Lukas Flink (trombone player) (in 2024-09), Jens Kristian Søgaard (in 2024-09) and Arno Tri Pramudia (Belgian classical trombonist) (in 2024-09)
trumpet:
Bjørn Bjerknæs-Jacobsen (in 2024-09), Per Ivarsson (Swedish trumpeter) (in 2024-09) and Paul Spjuth (in 2024-09)
tuba:
Jesper Kramer-Johansen (in 2024-09)
viola:
Manon Briau (violist) (in 2024-09), Susanne Brunström (violist) (in 2024-09), Karin Claesson (in 2024-09), Nils Edin (violist) (in 2024-09), Oscar Edin (violist) (in 2024-09), Tuula Fleivik (in 2024-09), Daniel Hanul Lee (violist) (in 2024-09), Per Högberg (in 2024-09), Leo Lövsén (violist) (in 2024-09), Lars Mårtensson (violist) (in 2024-09), Ellinor Rossing (in 2024-09) and Hanne Moe Skjelbred (in 2024-09)
violin [violin I]:
Karin Berggren (violinist) (in 2024-09), Nicola Boruvka (in 2024-09), Merlijn De Coorde (Belgian violinist) (in 2024-09), Yury Efimov (violinist) (in 2024-09), Helena Frankmar (in 2024-09), Clara Garde (violinist) (in 2024-09), Bengt Gustafsson (violinist) (in 2024-09), Klara Hellgren (violin) (in 2024-09), Sara Trobäck Hesselink (Swedish violinist) (in 2024-09), Annika Hjelm (in 2024-09), Cecilia Hultkrantz (in 2024-09), Justyna Jara (violinist) (in 2024-09), Helena Kollback Heuman (violinist) (in 2024-09), Tove Lund (violinist) (in 2024-09), Ann-Christin Raschdorf (violinist) (in 2024-09) and Andreas Roslund (violinist) (in 2024-09)
violin [violin II]:
Pernilla Carlzon (in 2024-09), Hanna Eliasson (in 2024-09), Jan Engdahl (in 2024-09), Pierre Guis (in 2024-09), Paula Hedvall (violinist) (in 2024-09), Emirzeth Henriquez (violinist) (in 2024-09), Marja Inkinen-Engström (violinist) (in 2024-09), Jenny Jonsson (in 2024-09), Oscar Knutsson (in 2024-09), Pernille Kristiansen (violinist) (in 2024-09), Jan Lindahl (violinist) (in 2024-09), Samuel Runsteen (violinist) (in 2024-09), Terje Skomedal (in 2024-09), Nina Söderberg (violinist) (in 2024-09) and Elin Stjärna (in 2024-09)
orchestra:
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra (in 2024-09)
conductor:
Santtu‐Matias Rouvali (conductor and percussionist) (in 2024-09)
produced for:
Take5 Music Production
recorded at:
Gothenburg Concert Hall in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (in 2024-09)
recording of:
Lemminkäis-sarja (Neljä legendaa), op. 22: I. Lemminkäinen ja saaren neidot (Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: I. Lemminkäinen and the Maidens of the Island) (in 2024-09)
composer:
Jean Sibelius (Finnish composer) (in 1896)
part of:
Lemminkäis-sarja (Neljä legendaa), op. 22 (Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22)
revision of:
Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: I. Lemminkäinen and the Maidens of the Island (1896 original version)
Jean Sibelius16:02
5Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: II. The Swan of Tuonela
recording engineer:
Joar Hallgren
producer and editor:
Jens Braun (classical engineer)
mixer:
Lars Nilsson (engineer)
bassoon:
Kaitlyn Cameron (in 2024-09) and Alexandru Ioan Chirica (in 2024-09)
cello:
Kristian Chojecki (cellist) (in 2024-09), Pia Enblom (cellist) (in 2024-09), Claes Gunnarsson (cellist) (in 2024-09), Paula Gustafsson (in 2024-09), Oscar Kleväng (in 2024-09), Karin Knutson (cellist) (in 2024-09), Petra Lundin (cellist) (in 2024-09), Maja Molander (cellist) (in 2024-09), Jun Sasaki (cellist) (in 2024-09) and Johan Stern (cellist) (in 2024-09)
clarinet:
Ragnar Arnberg (in 2024-09) and Urban Claesson (clarinetist) (in 2024-09)
double bass:
Hans Adler (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Marcus Elliot Gaved (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Marc Grue (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Markus Lang (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Erik Mofjell (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Lindsey Orcutt (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Ida Rostrup (double bass player) (in 2024-09) and Jenny Ryderberg (double bass player) (in 2024-09)
flute:
Tina Ljungkvist (flutist) (in 2024-09), Laura Michelin (flautist) (in 2024-09) and Marjolein Vermeeren (flutist and conductor) (in 2024-09)
French horn:
Kristina Borg (in 2024-09), Lisa Ford (in 2024-09), Dick Gustavsson (Swedish classical hornist) (in 2024-09), Lene Aadalen Skomedal (in 2024-09) and Ingrid Kornfält Wallin (in 2024-09)
harp:
Erik Groenestein-Hendriks (in 2024-09)
oboe:
Carolina Grinne (Classical horn player) (in 2024-09), Mårten Larsson (oboist) (in 2024-09) and Joel Vaz (oboe player) (in 2024-09)
timpani:
Fredik Björlin (Percussionist) (in 2024-09), Hans Hernqvist (in 2024-09) and Walter Witick (in 2024-09)
trombone:
Lukas Flink (trombone player) (in 2024-09), Jens Kristian Søgaard (in 2024-09) and Arno Tri Pramudia (Belgian classical trombonist) (in 2024-09)
trumpet:
Bjørn Bjerknæs-Jacobsen (in 2024-09), Per Ivarsson (Swedish trumpeter) (in 2024-09) and Paul Spjuth (in 2024-09)
tuba:
Jesper Kramer-Johansen (in 2024-09)
viola:
Manon Briau (violist) (in 2024-09), Susanne Brunström (violist) (in 2024-09), Karin Claesson (in 2024-09), Nils Edin (violist) (in 2024-09), Oscar Edin (violist) (in 2024-09), Tuula Fleivik (in 2024-09), Daniel Hanul Lee (violist) (in 2024-09), Per Högberg (in 2024-09), Leo Lövsén (violist) (in 2024-09), Lars Mårtensson (violist) (in 2024-09), Ellinor Rossing (in 2024-09) and Hanne Moe Skjelbred (in 2024-09)
violin [violin I]:
Karin Berggren (violinist) (in 2024-09), Nicola Boruvka (in 2024-09), Merlijn De Coorde (Belgian violinist) (in 2024-09), Yury Efimov (violinist) (in 2024-09), Helena Frankmar (in 2024-09), Clara Garde (violinist) (in 2024-09), Bengt Gustafsson (violinist) (in 2024-09), Klara Hellgren (violin) (in 2024-09), Sara Trobäck Hesselink (Swedish violinist) (in 2024-09), Annika Hjelm (in 2024-09), Cecilia Hultkrantz (in 2024-09), Justyna Jara (violinist) (in 2024-09), Helena Kollback Heuman (violinist) (in 2024-09), Tove Lund (violinist) (in 2024-09), Ann-Christin Raschdorf (violinist) (in 2024-09) and Andreas Roslund (violinist) (in 2024-09)
violin [violin II]:
Pernilla Carlzon (in 2024-09), Hanna Eliasson (in 2024-09), Jan Engdahl (in 2024-09), Pierre Guis (in 2024-09), Paula Hedvall (violinist) (in 2024-09), Emirzeth Henriquez (violinist) (in 2024-09), Marja Inkinen-Engström (violinist) (in 2024-09), Jenny Jonsson (in 2024-09), Oscar Knutsson (in 2024-09), Pernille Kristiansen (violinist) (in 2024-09), Jan Lindahl (violinist) (in 2024-09), Samuel Runsteen (violinist) (in 2024-09), Terje Skomedal (in 2024-09), Nina Söderberg (violinist) (in 2024-09) and Elin Stjärna (in 2024-09)
orchestra:
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra (in 2024-09)
conductor:
Santtu‐Matias Rouvali (conductor and percussionist) (in 2024-09)
produced for:
Take5 Music Production
recorded at:
Gothenburg Concert Hall in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (in 2024-09)
recording of:
Lemminkäis-sarja (Neljä legendaa), op. 22: II. Tuonelan joutsen (Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: II. The Swan of Tuonela) (in 2024-09)
composer:
Jean Sibelius (Finnish composer) (in 1895)
part of:
Lemminkäis-sarja (Neljä legendaa), op. 22 (Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22)
Jean Sibelius8:59
6Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: III. Lemminkäinen in Tuonela
recording engineer:
Joar Hallgren
producer and editor:
Jens Braun (classical engineer)
mixer:
Lars Nilsson (engineer)
bassoon:
Kaitlyn Cameron (in 2024-09) and Alexandru Ioan Chirica (in 2024-09)
cello:
Kristian Chojecki (cellist) (in 2024-09), Pia Enblom (cellist) (in 2024-09), Claes Gunnarsson (cellist) (in 2024-09), Paula Gustafsson (in 2024-09), Oscar Kleväng (in 2024-09), Karin Knutson (cellist) (in 2024-09), Petra Lundin (cellist) (in 2024-09), Maja Molander (cellist) (in 2024-09), Jun Sasaki (cellist) (in 2024-09) and Johan Stern (cellist) (in 2024-09)
clarinet:
Ragnar Arnberg (in 2024-09) and Urban Claesson (clarinetist) (in 2024-09)
double bass:
Hans Adler (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Marcus Elliot Gaved (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Marc Grue (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Markus Lang (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Erik Mofjell (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Lindsey Orcutt (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Ida Rostrup (double bass player) (in 2024-09) and Jenny Ryderberg (double bass player) (in 2024-09)
flute:
Tina Ljungkvist (flutist) (in 2024-09), Laura Michelin (flautist) (in 2024-09) and Marjolein Vermeeren (flutist and conductor) (in 2024-09)
French horn:
Kristina Borg (in 2024-09), Lisa Ford (in 2024-09), Dick Gustavsson (Swedish classical hornist) (in 2024-09), Lene Aadalen Skomedal (in 2024-09) and Ingrid Kornfält Wallin (in 2024-09)
harp:
Erik Groenestein-Hendriks (in 2024-09)
oboe:
Carolina Grinne (Classical horn player) (in 2024-09), Mårten Larsson (oboist) (in 2024-09) and Joel Vaz (oboe player) (in 2024-09)
timpani:
Fredik Björlin (Percussionist) (in 2024-09), Hans Hernqvist (in 2024-09) and Walter Witick (in 2024-09)
trombone:
Lukas Flink (trombone player) (in 2024-09), Jens Kristian Søgaard (in 2024-09) and Arno Tri Pramudia (Belgian classical trombonist) (in 2024-09)
trumpet:
Bjørn Bjerknæs-Jacobsen (in 2024-09), Per Ivarsson (Swedish trumpeter) (in 2024-09) and Paul Spjuth (in 2024-09)
tuba:
Jesper Kramer-Johansen (in 2024-09)
viola:
Manon Briau (violist) (in 2024-09), Susanne Brunström (violist) (in 2024-09), Karin Claesson (in 2024-09), Nils Edin (violist) (in 2024-09), Oscar Edin (violist) (in 2024-09), Tuula Fleivik (in 2024-09), Daniel Hanul Lee (violist) (in 2024-09), Per Högberg (in 2024-09), Leo Lövsén (violist) (in 2024-09), Lars Mårtensson (violist) (in 2024-09), Ellinor Rossing (in 2024-09) and Hanne Moe Skjelbred (in 2024-09)
violin [violin I]:
Karin Berggren (violinist) (in 2024-09), Nicola Boruvka (in 2024-09), Merlijn De Coorde (Belgian violinist) (in 2024-09), Yury Efimov (violinist) (in 2024-09), Helena Frankmar (in 2024-09), Clara Garde (violinist) (in 2024-09), Bengt Gustafsson (violinist) (in 2024-09), Klara Hellgren (violin) (in 2024-09), Sara Trobäck Hesselink (Swedish violinist) (in 2024-09), Annika Hjelm (in 2024-09), Cecilia Hultkrantz (in 2024-09), Justyna Jara (violinist) (in 2024-09), Helena Kollback Heuman (violinist) (in 2024-09), Tove Lund (violinist) (in 2024-09), Ann-Christin Raschdorf (violinist) (in 2024-09) and Andreas Roslund (violinist) (in 2024-09)
violin [violin II]:
Pernilla Carlzon (in 2024-09), Hanna Eliasson (in 2024-09), Jan Engdahl (in 2024-09), Pierre Guis (in 2024-09), Paula Hedvall (violinist) (in 2024-09), Emirzeth Henriquez (violinist) (in 2024-09), Marja Inkinen-Engström (violinist) (in 2024-09), Jenny Jonsson (in 2024-09), Oscar Knutsson (in 2024-09), Pernille Kristiansen (violinist) (in 2024-09), Jan Lindahl (violinist) (in 2024-09), Samuel Runsteen (violinist) (in 2024-09), Terje Skomedal (in 2024-09), Nina Söderberg (violinist) (in 2024-09) and Elin Stjärna (in 2024-09)
orchestra:
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra (in 2024-09)
conductor:
Santtu‐Matias Rouvali (conductor and percussionist) (in 2024-09)
produced for:
Take5 Music Production
recorded at:
Gothenburg Concert Hall in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (in 2024-09)
recording of:
Lemminkäis-sarja (Neljä legendaa), op. 22: III. Lemminkäinen Tuonelassa (Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: III. Lemminkäinen in Tuonela) (in 2024-09)
composer:
Jean Sibelius (Finnish composer) (in 1896)
revised by:
Jean Sibelius (Finnish composer) (in 1897, in 1939)
part of:
Lemminkäis-sarja (Neljä legendaa), op. 22 (Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22)
Jean Sibelius16:39
7Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: IV. Lemminkäinen’s Return
recording engineer:
Joar Hallgren
producer and editor:
Jens Braun (classical engineer)
mixer:
Lars Nilsson (engineer)
bassoon:
Kaitlyn Cameron (in 2024-09) and Alexandru Ioan Chirica (in 2024-09)
cello:
Kristian Chojecki (cellist) (in 2024-09), Pia Enblom (cellist) (in 2024-09), Claes Gunnarsson (cellist) (in 2024-09), Paula Gustafsson (in 2024-09), Oscar Kleväng (in 2024-09), Karin Knutson (cellist) (in 2024-09), Petra Lundin (cellist) (in 2024-09), Maja Molander (cellist) (in 2024-09), Jun Sasaki (cellist) (in 2024-09) and Johan Stern (cellist) (in 2024-09)
clarinet:
Ragnar Arnberg (in 2024-09) and Urban Claesson (clarinetist) (in 2024-09)
double bass:
Hans Adler (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Marcus Elliot Gaved (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Marc Grue (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Markus Lang (double bassist) (in 2024-09), Erik Mofjell (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Lindsey Orcutt (double bass player) (in 2024-09), Ida Rostrup (double bass player) (in 2024-09) and Jenny Ryderberg (double bass player) (in 2024-09)
flute:
Tina Ljungkvist (flutist) (in 2024-09), Laura Michelin (flautist) (in 2024-09) and Marjolein Vermeeren (flutist and conductor) (in 2024-09)
French horn:
Kristina Borg (in 2024-09), Lisa Ford (in 2024-09), Dick Gustavsson (Swedish classical hornist) (in 2024-09), Lene Aadalen Skomedal (in 2024-09) and Ingrid Kornfält Wallin (in 2024-09)
harp:
Erik Groenestein-Hendriks (in 2024-09)
oboe:
Carolina Grinne (Classical horn player) (in 2024-09), Mårten Larsson (oboist) (in 2024-09) and Joel Vaz (oboe player) (in 2024-09)
timpani:
Fredik Björlin (Percussionist) (in 2024-09), Hans Hernqvist (in 2024-09) and Walter Witick (in 2024-09)
trombone:
Lukas Flink (trombone player) (in 2024-09), Jens Kristian Søgaard (in 2024-09) and Arno Tri Pramudia (Belgian classical trombonist) (in 2024-09)
trumpet:
Bjørn Bjerknæs-Jacobsen (in 2024-09), Per Ivarsson (Swedish trumpeter) (in 2024-09) and Paul Spjuth (in 2024-09)
tuba:
Jesper Kramer-Johansen (in 2024-09)
viola:
Manon Briau (violist) (in 2024-09), Susanne Brunström (violist) (in 2024-09), Karin Claesson (in 2024-09), Nils Edin (violist) (in 2024-09), Oscar Edin (violist) (in 2024-09), Tuula Fleivik (in 2024-09), Daniel Hanul Lee (violist) (in 2024-09), Per Högberg (in 2024-09), Leo Lövsén (violist) (in 2024-09), Lars Mårtensson (violist) (in 2024-09), Ellinor Rossing (in 2024-09) and Hanne Moe Skjelbred (in 2024-09)
violin [violin I]:
Karin Berggren (violinist) (in 2024-09), Nicola Boruvka (in 2024-09), Merlijn De Coorde (Belgian violinist) (in 2024-09), Yury Efimov (violinist) (in 2024-09), Helena Frankmar (in 2024-09), Clara Garde (violinist) (in 2024-09), Bengt Gustafsson (violinist) (in 2024-09), Klara Hellgren (violin) (in 2024-09), Sara Trobäck Hesselink (Swedish violinist) (in 2024-09), Annika Hjelm (in 2024-09), Cecilia Hultkrantz (in 2024-09), Justyna Jara (violinist) (in 2024-09), Helena Kollback Heuman (violinist) (in 2024-09), Tove Lund (violinist) (in 2024-09), Ann-Christin Raschdorf (violinist) (in 2024-09) and Andreas Roslund (violinist) (in 2024-09)
violin [violin II]:
Pernilla Carlzon (in 2024-09), Hanna Eliasson (in 2024-09), Jan Engdahl (in 2024-09), Pierre Guis (in 2024-09), Paula Hedvall (violinist) (in 2024-09), Emirzeth Henriquez (violinist) (in 2024-09), Marja Inkinen-Engström (violinist) (in 2024-09), Jenny Jonsson (in 2024-09), Oscar Knutsson (in 2024-09), Pernille Kristiansen (violinist) (in 2024-09), Jan Lindahl (violinist) (in 2024-09), Samuel Runsteen (violinist) (in 2024-09), Terje Skomedal (in 2024-09), Nina Söderberg (violinist) (in 2024-09) and Elin Stjärna (in 2024-09)
orchestra:
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra (in 2024-09)
conductor:
Santtu‐Matias Rouvali (conductor and percussionist) (in 2024-09)
produced for:
Take5 Music Production
recorded at:
Gothenburg Concert Hall in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (in 2024-09)
recording of:
Lemminkäis-sarja (Neljä legendaa), op. 22: IV. Lemminkäinen palaa kotitienoille (Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: IV. Lemminkäinen's Return) (in 2024-09)
composer:
Jean Sibelius (Finnish composer) (in 1896)
revised by:
Jean Sibelius (Finnish composer) (in 1897, in 1900)
part of:
Lemminkäis-sarja (Neljä legendaa), op. 22 (Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22)
revision of:
Lemminkäinen Suite, op. 22: IV. Lemminkäinen's Return (1897 revision, rarely recorded)
Jean Sibelius6:45

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photography:Anna Hult (photographer) (task: all photos expect p. 5)
Ola Kjelbye (task: p. 5)
liner notes:Andrew Mellor (classical music critic)
liner notes translator:Dennis Collins (liner notes translator)
Susanne Lowien
mastering:Michael Dahlvid
Lars Nilsson (engineer)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:Göteborgs Symfoniker (Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra) (in 2026)
design:Valérie Lagarde (designer)
artwork:Fred Michaud
copyrighted (©) by and phonographic copyright (℗) by:Alpha Classics (principal label of Outhere Music, fka Alpha Productions until ca. Apr 2015) (in 2026)
Outhere Music France (not for release label use, for copyrights/licensing/publisher use only) (in 2026)
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