Grete Pedersen Conductor Generalmanagement

Artistic Director and Chief Conductor The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir & Carmel Bach Festival

The Norwegian conductor Grete Pedersen is one of the most renowned conductors in the international choral scene. Since 1990 Grete Pedersen is Artistic Director of the Norwegian Soloists’ Choir whose recordings were awarded the ‘Choc de la Musique’, ‘Prix d'Or’ from Diapason and a 'Record of the year’ by Gramophone. In September 2022 she has been appointed as Artistic Director of the Carmel Bach Festival, USA, for five years.

Grete Pedersen is a demanded guest conductor and has worked with choirs and orchestras such as Eric Ericson Kammerchor, Swedish Radio Choir, Danish National Vocal Ensemble & Choir, Rundfunkchor Berlin, Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks, MDR Rundfunkchor, Netherlands Chamber Choir, Netherlands Radio Choir, Chamber Choir Ireland, Dunedin Consort, Pro Coro Canada, Tokyo Cantat, World Youth Choir, Carmel Bach Festival Orchestra & Chorale among others.

She has led oratorios and choral symphonic works by J.S. Bach, Haydn, Bruckner, Bernstein and Berio with leading Norwegian orchestras, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Slovenian Philharmonic, Yale Camerata, Oslo Sinfonietta, Ensemble Allegria and Gulbenkian Orchestra & Choir. Forthcoming projects include engagements with Slovenian Philharmonic & Choir, NDR Vokalensemble Hamburg, Chorwerk Ruhr, Netherlands Chamber Choir, Cappella Amsterdam, Netherlands Bachvereniging, Tokyo Cantat among others.

At the start of her musical studies, Grete Pedersen founded the Oslo Chamber Choir in 1984 and worked with them for 20 years particularly with oratorio repertoire and contemporary music. She studied Norwegian folk music and has learnt from folk musicians and their traditions. Today she is considered a pioneer for her work bringing folk music to new settings and for the arrangements based on these roots. This is notwithstanding always challenging the tradition. As a church musician educated at the Norwegian Academy of Music, Grete Pedersen was a part of the movement of historical informed performances from the beginning of the 1980s and has worked amongst others with the Freiburger Barockorchester, Oslo Bach Ensemble, Norwegian Barokkanerne, Barokksolistene, Drottningholm Barokkensemble as well as with Stavanger Symphony, Bergen Philharmonic and Ensemble Alegria.

On the contemporary scene Grete Pedersen is known as an unafraid advocate for new music and has commissioned and performed numerous pieces by leading composers. One example is Bach in our time– a project over three years where composers James MacMillan, Lasse Thoresen, and Stefan Schleiermacher composed new music in dialogue with Bach’s B minor Mass.

Pedersen's name stands for productions and stagings with wide stylistic variety. Her contrasting concert programmes are known to often be a rather radical mixture. In addition to premiering contemporary musical works, her efforts have increasingly been directed towards larger productions for choir and orchestra.

BIS Records has released numerous award-winning recordings by Grete Pedersen and the Norwegian Soloists Choir with works by Per Norgard, Kaija Saariaho, Fartein Valen, Alfred Janson, Knut Nystedt, Nils Henrik Asheim, Lars Petter Hagen, Edvard Grieg, Iannis Xenakis, Helmut Lachenmann, Alban Berg, Olivier Messiaen, Anton Webern, Brahms, Schubert, J.S. Bach and Norwegian Folk Music. Her albums of Luciano Berio: Coro and J.S. Bach: Motets were awarded the Diapason d’Or in the years 2020 and 2018. Grete Pedersen and The Norwegian Soloists' Choir lately received the renowned Spellermann Prize for their album Lament (compositions by Lars Petter Hagen, Nils Henrik Asheim and Arne Nordheim) on BIS Records.

Grete Pedersen completed her postgraduate studies in conducting at the Norwegian State Academy of Music in Oslo and has also studied chorus conducting with Eric Ericson and orchestra conducting with Kenneth Kiesler.

In 2019, Grete Pedersen was appointed Knight 1st Class of the Royal Norwegian St. Olavs Order for her merit and outstanding achievements in the arts and was awarded the distinguished Lindeman Prize to honour her significant contribution to the musical life of Norway.

She teaches as a professor in conducting at the Norwegian State Academy of Music since 1996 and is a sought-after teacher for masterclasses.


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Grete Pedersen beim NDR Vokalensemble

Grete Pedersen dirigiert das NDR Vokalensemble in zwei Konzerten am 01.04.2023 in Hannover Christuskirche und 02.04.2023 in Hamburg Elbphilharmonie. Auf dem Programm stehen Werke von Grieg, Iannis Xenakis, Liszt Via Crucis (mit Leif Ove Andsnes) und Schubert.

Grete Pedersen conducts NDR Vokalensemble Hamburg

Grete Pedersen conducts the NDR Vokalensemble Hamburg in two concerts: Hannover Christuskirche 01.04.2023, Hamburg Elbphilharmonie 02.04.2023 with music by Edvard Grieg, Iannis Xenakis, Franz Liszt (with Leif Ove Andsnes) and Franz Schubert.

Grete Pedersen am Pult des Slovenian Philharmonic

Grete Pedersen steht am 27. Januar 2023 erneut am Pult des Slovenian Philharmonic & Choir in Ljubljana mit Werken von J.S. Bach.

Grete Pedersen at rostrum of Slovenian Philharmonic

Grete Pedersen returns to the rostrum of Slovenian Philharmonic & Choir in Ljubljana on 27 January 2023 with a programme of music by J.S. Bach.

Kaspars Putnins beim Chorwerk Ruhr

Kaspars Putnins dirigiert das Chorwerk Ruhr in zwei Konzerten am 17./18.12.2022 in Essen und Bochum mit Werken von Charpentier, Telemann, Orjan Matre, Gustav Nordquist und Henning Sommero.

Kaspars Putnins with Chorwerk Ruhr

Kaspars Putnins conducts Chorwerk Ruhr in two concerts on 17./18.12.2022 in Essen and Bochum with a programme of Charpentier, Telemann, Orjan Matre, Gustav Nordquist and Henning Sommero.

Grete Pedersen dirigiert Uraufführung von Karin Rehnqvist

Grete Pedersen dirigiert das Fauré: Requiem sowie drei Werke von Karin Rehnqvist darunter die Uraufführung Day is here! mit dem Norwegian Soloists' Choir und Ensemble Allegria in drei Konzerten in Hamar, Fredrikstad und Oslo am 4., 5. und 6. November 2022.

Grete Pedersen conducts world premiere of Karin Rehnqvist

Grete Pedersen conducts the Fauré: Requiem and three pieces by Karin Rehnqvist including the first performance of Day is here! with the Norwegian Soloists' Choir and Ensemble Allegria in three concerts in Hamar, Fredrikstad and Oslo on 4, 5 and 6 November 2022.

Grete Pedersen zum Artistic Director Carmel Bach Festival in USA ernannt

Grete Pedersen ist zur Künstlerischen Leiterin und Dirigentin des renommierten Carmel Bach Festivals in Kalifornien für fünf Jahre ernannt worden. Nach zwei

fulminanten Konzertprojekten im Juli mit dem Orchester und Chor des Festivals, wird sie das jährlich zweiwöchige Festival mit verschiedensten Projekten kuratieren bzw. musikalisch leiten. https://bachfestival.org/2022/08/24/carmel-bach-festival-welcomes-grete-pedersen-artistic-director-and-principal-conductor/

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Grete Pedersen is appointed as Artistic Director Carmel Bach Festival USA

Grete Pedersen has been apppointed as Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the renowned Carmel Bach Festival, California for five years. Following two stunning concert projects with the Orchestra and Chorus of the festival in July, she will curate and conduct the annually two-week festival with a wide variety of projects.https://bachfestival.org/2022/08/24/carmel-bach-festival-welcomes-grete-pedersen-artistic-director-and-principal-conductor/

 

Grete Pedersen at Davos Festival

Grete Pedersen conducts the Norwegian Soloists’ Choir Academy at Davos Festival in two concerts on 13 and 14 August 2022. The programmes feature music by Poulenc, Janson, Xenakis, Messiaen, J.S. Bach, Holten and Norwegian Folksongs.

Grete Pedersen beim Davos Festival

Grete Pedersen dirigiert die Norwegian Soloists‘ Choir Academy beim Davos Festival in zwei Konzerten am 13./14. August 2022. Zu hören sind Werke von Poulenc, Janson, Xenakis, Messiaen, J.S. Bach, Holten und Norwegische Volkslieder.

Grete Pedersen beim Carmel Bach Festival in Kalifornien

Grete Pedersen leitet zwei Konzerte mit dem Carmel Bach Festival Orchestra bzw. Chorale und Vokalsolisten in Carmel-by-the-Sea am 21. Juli mit Werken von Ives,

Berio/Schubert, Beethoven sowie am 23. Juli ein A capella Programm mit Werken von J.S. Bach, Nystedt und Norwegischer Volksmusik.

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Grete Pedersen at Carmel Bach Festival in California

Grete Pedersen conducts two concerts with Carmel Bach Festival Orchestra and vocal soloists in Carmel-by-the-Sea on 21 July with music by Ives, Berio/Schubert, Beethoven  and on 23 July an A capella programme with music by J.S. Bach, Nystedt and Norwegian Folk music.

Grete Pedersen conducts Gulbenkian Orchestra and Chorus

Grete Pedersen conducts the Gulbenkian Orchestra & Chorus in Lisbon on 22 and 23 December with J.S. Bach: Christmas oratorio, cantatas no. 1, 2 and opening choir no. 3

Grete Pedersen dirigiert Gulbenkian Orchestra und Chorus

Grete Pedersen dirigiert das Gulbenkian Orchestra & Chorus am 22. und 23. Dezember in Lissabon. Auf dem Programm steht J.S. Bach: Weihnachtsoratorium (Kantaten Nr. 1, 2 und Eingangschor von Nr. 3).

Grete Pedersen conducts Dunedin Consort

Grete Pedersen conducts the Dunedin Consort in four concerts: 14.10. Aberdeen, 15.20. Greyfriar, 16.10. Glasgow, 17.10. St Andrews with a programme of Sven-David Sandström/Purcell, Robert Johnson, Edvard Grieg, Drew Hammond, Bo Holten, James MacMillan, J.S. Bach, Norwegian and Scottish traditionals.

Grete Pedersen dirigiert Dunedin Consort

Grete Pedersen dirigiert das Dunedin Consort in vier Konzerten: 14.10. Aberdeen, 15.10. Greyfriar, 16.10. Glasgow, 17.10. St. Andrews mit Werken von Sven-David Sandström/Purcell, Robert Johnson, Edvard Grieg, Drew Hammond, Bo Holten, James MacMillan, J.S. Bach, Norwegian and Scottish traditionals.

Grete Pedersen & The Norwegian Solists' Choir at chor.com Hannover

Grete Pedersen and the Norwegian Soloists' Choir guest at chor.com Hannover on 25 September in two concerts performing music by Orjan Matre, Eivin Buene, Knut Nystedt and Norwegian folksongs.

Grete Pedersen & The Norwegian Soloists' Choir bei chor.com Hannover

Grete Pedersen und The Norwegian Soloists' Choir sind am 25. September in Hannover auf der chor.com in zwei Konzerten zu erleben. Zu hören sind Werke von Orjan Matre, Eivin Buene, Knut Nystedt und norwegische Folksongs. Deutschlandfunk Kultur Mitschnitt: 02.10.2021, 19:05 Uhr,

Spellermann Prize for Grete Pedersen & The Norwegian Soloists' Choir

Grete Pedersen and The Norwegian Soloists' Choir lately received the renowned Spellermann Prize for their album Lament (compositions by Lars Petter Hagen, Nils Henrik Asheim and Arne Nordheim) on BIS Records.

Spellermann Prize für Grete Pedersen & The Norwegian Soloists' Choir

Für das Album Lament (Werke von Lars Petter Hagen, Nils Henrik Asheim und Arne Nordheim) bei BIS Records wurden Grete Pedersen und der Norwegian Soloists' Choir mit dem renommierten Spellermann Prize ausgezeichnet.

Grete Pedersen conducts world premiere of Bent Sorensen: Matthew Passion

Grete Pedersen conducted the world premiere of Bent Sorensen's Matthew Passion with the Norwegian Soloists' Choir and Ensemble Allegria at Oslo Church Music Festival on 12 March. NRK Klassiek broadcasts the recording on 1 April, 19:30-21:00. <link https: radio.nrk.no serie paa-konsert-radio sesong mkkl16001321>

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Grete Pedersen dirigiert Uraufführung von Bent Sorensen: Matthäus Passion

Grete Pedersen dirigierte mit dem Norwegian Soloists' Choir, Ensemble Allegria die Uraufführung von Bent Sorensens Matthäus Passion beim Oslo Church Music Festival am 12. März. NRK Klassiek sendet den Mitschnitt am 1. April, 19:30-21:00. <link https: radio.nrk.no serie paa-konsert-radio sesong mkkl16001321>

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Grete Pedersen: Mozart video

View a video of Grete Pedersen, The Norwegian Soloists' Choir and Ensemble Allegria with Mozart: Requiem: Kyrie & Dies irae: <link https: www.youtube.com _blank>

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Grete Pedersen: Mozart video

Sehen Sie hier ein Video von Grete Pedersen, The Norwegian Soloists' Choir und Ensemble Allegria mit

Mozart: Requiem: Kyrie & Dies irae: <link https: www.youtube.com>

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Grete Pedersen at rostrum of Stavanger Symphony

Grete Pedersen conducts the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra on 5 and 6 November with music by Charles Ives, Henry Purcell, Haydn, Nils Henrik Asheim as well as

Leonard Bernstein's Chichester Psalms together with The Norwegian Soloists' Choir.

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Grete Pedersen am Pult des Stavanger Symphony

Grete Pedersen dirigiert das Stavanger Symphony Orchestra am 5./6. November mit Werken von Charles Ives, Henry Purcell, Haydn, Nils Henrik Asheim sowie

Leonard Bernsteins Chichester Psalms zusammen mit The Norwegian Soloists' Choir.

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Grete Pedersen: Diapason d'or for Berio album

Grete Pedersen's new album by Luciano Berio: Coro with the Norwegian Soloists' Choir and Norwegian Radio Orchestra with BIS Records has received the Diapason d'or of the year 2020 in the category choral music.

Grete Pedersen: Diapason d'or für Berio Album

Grete Pedersens neues Album von Luciano Berio: Coro mit dem Norwegian Soloists' Choir und Norwegian Radio Orchestra bei BIS Records wurde mit dem Diapason d'or des Jahres 2020 in der Kategorie Chormusik ausgezeichnet.

Grete Pedersen & The Norwegian Soloists' Choir: Video Bergen International Festival

Sehen Sie Grete Pedersen und den Norwegian Soloists' Choir im livestream video für Bergen International Festival

2020 aus der Trefoldighetskirken Oslo mit dem Programm Hymn to freedom (J.S. Bach, Francis Poulenc und Edvard Grieg): <link https: www.facebook.com solistkoret videos _blank>

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Grete Pedersen & The Norwegian Soloists' Choir: video Bergen International Festival

See Grete Pedersen and the Norwegian Soloists' Choir in a livestream video for Bergen International Festival 2020

from Trefoldighetskirken Oslo with the programme Hymn to freedom (J.S. Bach, Francis Poulenc and Edvard Grieg): <link https: www.facebook.com solistkoret videos>

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Grete Pedersen conducts Brahms: A German Requiem

Grete Pedersen conducts on 11 April, 19:00 (CET) Brahms: A German Requiem with The Norwegian Soloists' Choir, Ensemble Allegria, The Norwegian Wind Ensemble,

Camilla Tilling and Markus Eiche online (concert November 2019): <link https: www.youtube.com channel uc96oprjjbxweqnb2k2mup6a _blank>

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Grete Pedersen dirigiert Brahms Requiem

Grete Pedersen dirigiert am 11. April, 19:00 online das Brahms' Requiem mit dem Norwegian Soloists' Choir, Ensemble Allegria, The Norwegian Wind Ensemble,

Camilla Tilling und Markus Eiche (Konzert November 2019): <link https: www.youtube.com channel uc96oprjjbxweqnb2k2mup6a>

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New Album of Grete Pedersen: Luciano Berio

BIS Records has released a further album with Grete Pedersen, The Norwegian Soloists' Choir and Norwegian Radio Orchestra: Luciano Berio Coro and Cries of London

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Neues Album von Grete Pedersen: Luciano Berio

BIS Records hat ein weiteres Album mit Grete Pedersen, The Norwegian Soloists' Choir und Norwegian Radio Orchestra veröffentlicht: Luciano Berio: Coro und Cries of London

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Hören Sie hier die Aufnahme: https://naxos.lnk.to/BerioEL

 

Grete Pedersen directs DR Vocal Ensemble

Grete Pedersen directs the Danish Radio Vocal Ensemble in three concerts in Copenhagen, Billund and Randers on 24, 25 and 26 January with music by Daniel Lesur, Claudio Monteverdi, Alfred Jansen, Edvard Grieg and Torbjorn Dyrud.

Grete Pedersen leitet DR Vocal Ensemble

Grete Pedersen leitet das Danish Radio Vocal Ensemble in drei Konzerten am 24., 25. und 26. Januar in Kopenhagen, Billund und Randers. Auf dem Programm stehen Werke von Daniel Lesur, Claudio Monteverdi, Alfred Jansen, Edvard Grieg und Torbjorn Dyrud.

Press

  • Grete Pedersen with Dunedin Consort

    The most magical thing on the programme, however, came in a series of Scottish and Norwegian folk songs at the end, sung by the choir dispersed around the church with Pedersen conducting in the middle. [...] The music seemed gently to emerge from every corner of Greyfriars Kirk at once, Pedersen conducting as though she was weaving an improvisation out of thin air, with subtle vocalisations creating a spellbinding sound, especially in James MacMillan’s setting of Rabbie Burns’s The Gallant Weaver.

    seenandheard-international.com, Simon Thompson, 17.10.2021

  • Grete Pedersen & The Norwegian Soloists' Choir at chor.com Hannover

    The performance of the Norwegian Soloists ‘Choir was a vocal highlight. […] The concert of Grete Pedersen and her singers was able to provide some answers to the question of what can be learned from choral music in the Scandinavian countries. The mixture of traditional Norwegian music and new music offered points of contact and inspiration for the audience at the same time. This is how a repertoire can be renewed [...] This creates a spirit of optimism in the scene.

    Hannoversche Allgemeine, Stefan Arndt, 27.09.2021

  • Album Luciano Berio: Coro with Norwegian Soloists' Choir

    Two features stand out in Coro: first, its tendency to put a revealing slant on Berio’s particular form of expressionism by keeping it all-of a-piece – a single canvas; second, its prioritising of the composer’s interest in merging instruments and voices to the point where on occasion neither is identifiable as one or the other.[…] Grete Pedersen achieves both through judicious matching of individual voices to each other and to instruments.[…] Every time this excellent choir issues a new recording you wonder what will come next.

    Gramophone, Andrew Mellor, 6/2020

  • New Music Dublin Festival

    The final early evening concert of New Music Dublin festival, given at St Ann’s Church by Chamber Choir Ireland under, was at once a sheerly beautiful immersion in choral sonority – the most gorgeous singing I’ve heard from the choir in quite some time – and a mainstreaming of those unorthodox vocal techniques that composers began exploring in the 1950s and 1960s.

    The Irish Times, Michael Dervan, 3/2019

  • Album Alfred Janson: The winds blows (BIS Records)

    The performance here demonstrates the extra levels of finesse Grete Pedersen has cultivated in her ensemble in the past decade. Construction (after the composer’s signature work, Construction and Hymn for Orchestra, 1963) tells you why the choir is named The Norwegian Soloist’s Choir. As usual, blend is exquisite, intonation perfect and articulation superlative.

    Gramophone, Andrew Mellor, 10/2018

  • CD: J.S. Bach Motets

    Typically Nordic, the choir’s sound is clear, light and precise, with a sound that finds a happy medium between choral blend and the expressive frisson that arises from occasionally being aware of individual voices (...). Pedersen’s firm concept of the work’s progress is exemplified by a bold but grounded ‘Trotz’ section that travels swiftly but smoothly from defiance to calm confidence – the latter being a term which might indeed be used as a general characterisation of these charming and accomplished performances.

    Gramophone, Lindsay Kemp, 4/2018

    The opening of Komm, Jesu, komm entices. The antiphonal pleas are so lovingly shaped and delectably blended it’s impossible not to surrender. But does beauty of sound and ‘finish’ become an end in itself?...A real tour de force!

    BBC Music Magazine, 4/2018

    This is an outstanding disc of outstanding music. They get to the heart of these magnificent works in what feels a completely natural way, without any of the sense of over-interpretation that can detract. In addition to the standard six motets, Pedersen includes O Jesu Christ, meins Lebens Licht (BWV 118), in which Ensemble Allegria’s oboes find an appropriately mournful yet sinuous tone.

    Choir & Organ, 3/2018

  • Grete Pedersen with Bavarian Radio Choir

    Grete Pedersen was the real discovery: with an enormous charisma, she not only received enthusiastic approval from the audience in the "Nordic Sounds" programme but also from the Choir of the Bavarian Radio.

    Münchner Merkur, Anna Schürmer, 04.05.2015

  • CD Refractions: Berg/Messiaen/Valen/Webern


    In resonant but clearly defined sound, Grete Pedersen and the Norwegian Soloists‘ Choir bring a marvellous mixture of earthiness and refinement to Messiaen’s vivid score.

    Gramophone, Arnold Whittall, 5/2013

Discography

Lament

Lars Petter Hagen, Nils Henrik Asheim and Arne Nordheim

The Norwegian Soloists' Choir
Ensemble Allegria
BIS Records (2020)

Luciano Berio: Coro

The Norwegian Soloists' Choir
Norwegian Radio Orchestra

BIS Records (2020)

Alfred Janson: the wind blows The Norwegian Soloists' Choir

BIS Records (2018)
J.S. Bach The Motets The Norwegian Soloists' Choir
Ensemble Allegria

BIS Records (2017)

As dreams

Alfred Janson
Helmut Lachenmann
Per Nörgård (Nørgård)
Kaija Saariaho

The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir
Oslo Sinfonietta

BIS Records (2016)

Nystedt / J.S. Bach - Meins Lebens Licht

Johann Sebastian Bach
Knut Nystedt

The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir
Ensemble Allegria

BIS Records (2015)

Songs of Christmas

Ola O. Fagerheim
Hildegard of Bingen
Gustaf Nordquist
Per Nörgård (Nørgård)
Michael Praeto

The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir

BIS Records (2013)

Refractions: Choral works by Berg, Webern, Valen & Messiaen Alban Berg, Olivier Messiaen,
Fartein Valen, Anton Webern

Berit Norbakken Solset
The Norwegian Soloists' Choir

BIS Records (2013)
White Night: Impressions of Norwegian Folk Music Eivind Buene
Eivind Groven
Gjermund Larsen
Traditional

Gjermund Larsen
The Norwegian Soloists' Choir

BIS Records (2011)
Im Herbst: Choral works by Brahms and Schubert Johannes Brahms
Franz Schubert
Ingrid Andsnes, Madelene Berg,
Öystein Birkeland, Catherine Bullock,
Kåre Nordstoga, The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir,
Ole Eirik
BIS Records (2011)
Edvard Grieg: Choir music

Edvard Grieg

The Norwegian Soloists’ Choir

BIS Records (2007)

Telling what is told

Alfred Janson
Nils Lindberg
Sven-Eric Johanson
Frank Martin
Sören Barfoed
Jaakko Mäntyjärvi
Hakon Berge

The Norwegian Soloists' Choir

Simax (2006)

Bergtatt

Folk music

Oslo Kammerkor

Musikk (1999)