visits since November 2001, not counting the editor
Letters before or after year of composition means; k =
composed, r = revised, arr = arranged, ? = don't know, z =
latest.
The catalogue numbers "Lyne xxx" refers to Peter Lyne's
worklist in En bok till Hilding Rosenberg 21 juni 1977, still
available through the Musical Academy in Stockholm! Åhlén 1992
refers to Carl-Gunnar Åhlén's worklist in the booklet to
Caprice 21510. Broman 2000 refers to the dissertation
"Kakofont storhetsvansinne eller uttryck för det djupaste
liv?" by Per Olov Broman.
If you find any missing or incorrect information, do not hesitate to contact me!
| Title, original; | Symfoni Ess-dur, indragen |
| Title, translated; | Symphony Eb Major, withdrawn |
| Crew; | orchestra |
| Catalogue number; | opus 17 |
| Composed; | k1919-20 |
| Movements; | 3 movements |
| Playing time; | ? |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | ? |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | ? |
| Manuscript at; | Autograph at The Music Library of Sweden (Elsa Bomgren’s archive) |
| Published by; | no |
| Commercially issued recordings; | no |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Related pieces; | ? |
| Comments; | It's called Symphony No 3 by
HR in the autograph. The Music Library of Sweden also has
sketches and different unfinished versions of it in the
Elsa Bomgren archive. The first piano sonata from 1923 also has opusnumber 17. |
| Title, original; | 2 sånger till text av Friedrich Hebbel |
| Title, translated; | 2 Hebbel Lieder |
| Crew; | voice, piano |
| Catalogue number; | opus 8, Lyne 8:2/9 + 8:1 |
| Composed; | k1920 |
| Movements; | Die Weihe der Nacht (Nächtliche Stille); Memento vivere (Ich ritt einmahl) |
| Playing time; | ? |
| Text by; | Friedrich Hebbel (1813-63, Germany/Denmark/Austria), yet unlocated. |
| Dedicated to; | Vera Josephson (later Vera Rosenberg, his wife) |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | 1920 in Dresden. |
| Manuscript at; | Autograph at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive) |
| Published by; | no |
| Commercially issued recordings; | no |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | |
| Comments; | Hebbel was the favorite poet
of Anna Goetze, the hostess at the boarding house where
Vera Josephson lived during her (and HR:s) time in
Dresden. Lyne 1977 has Die Weihe der Nacht (Nächtliche Stille) as no 8:2 as well as no 9, Åhlén 1992 also makes the mistake to include Nächtliche Stille as a separate song. Both have them in the order Memento vivere, Die Weihe der Nacht. Lennart Hedwall corrected them in Musikrevy's Rosenberg-issue 1992. |
| Title, original; | Stråkkvartett nr 1, version 1 |
| Title, translated; | String Quartet No 1, version 1 |
| Crew; | 2 violin, viola, cello |
| Catalogue number; | opus 9, Lyne 10 (it's called opus 19 on the autograph) |
| Composed; | k1920 (october) |
| Movements; | 1. Allegro energico é appassionato (attacca), 2. Scherzo: Allegro Vivace quasi Presto (attacca), 3. Poco Andante (Drömmande [Dreaming]) espressivo assai (attacca), 4. Con brio. Scherzo, Quasi Presto. |
| Playing time; | 22 minutes |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | Wilhelm Stenhammar at his 50th birthday 7/2 1921. |
| Commissioned by; | no |
| First performance; | 1992-11-30: Lysellkvartetten
at a private concert at the Idun society. Public first performance in 1997 by Lysellkvartetten at the Stockholm Concert Hall. |
| Manuscript at; | Wilhelm Stenhammar-collection in Gothenburg. Also microfilmed at the Music Library of Sweden. |
| Published by; | no |
| Commercially issued recordings; | Lysellkvartetten, concert
performance 30 november 1992. The CD is called "Ur
Iduns skafferi" and is issued on Sterling CDB
1702-2, 22:23 minutes. |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | A concert performance 1999 at Samtida Musik of this original version with the Lysell Quartet has been available on the net, 25 minutes. |
| Significant texts about the piece; | Bo Wallner in the cd-booklet
to Caprice 21431 (in Swedish and English). Bo Wallner in Lodet och spjutspetsen. En skrift om det konstnärliga utvecklingsarbetet (in Swedish), 1985, ISBN 91-85428-44-2, 20 pages. Per Olov Broman in "Hilding Rosenberg", the "Svenska tonsättare" series, ISBN 978-91-7353-138-2. |
| Internet-resources; | . |
| Related pieces; | Versions 2 & 3. First theme used in String Quartet No 12, Quartetto riepilogo from 1957. |
| Comments; | The order of the second and
third movements are reversed compared to Version 3,
revised 1955. Opusnumber 9 are also given to "Flisor (Splinters), 4 poems by Frida Landsort" for voice & piano, k1918. This first version was refound 1957 among Helga Stenhammar's belongings, HR wanted it destroyed, but it was no longer his property. |
| Title, original; | Stråkkvartett nr 1, version 2 |
| Title, translated; | String Quartet No 1, version 2 |
| Crew; | 2 violin, viola, cello |
| Catalogue number; | opus 9, Lyne 10 (it's called opus 8 on a worklist written in 1926 by HR) |
| Composed; | k1920, r1923 |
| Movements; | 1. Allegro energico é appassionato (attacca), 2. Scherzo: Allegro Vivace quasi Presto (attacca), 3. Poco Andante (Drömmande [Dreaming]) espressivo assai (attacca), 4. Con brio. Scherzo, Quasi Presto. |
| Playing time; | ? |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | Wilhelm Stenhammar at his 50th birthday 7/2 1921 (Version 1). |
| Commissioned by; | no |
| First performance; | 1923-03-06: Kjellström-kvartetten (Sven Kjellström, Ernst Törnqvist, Einar Grönwall, Carl Christiansen) at a concert arranged by Kammarmusikföreningen (Chamber Music Society) in KFUK:s (YWCA) hall in Stockholm (5 March 1923 according to Bo Wallner in Nutida Musik No 4/1971-2 and Lodet och spjutspetsen, p1985). |
| Manuscript at; | lost |
| Published by; | no |
| Commercially issued recordings; | no |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | Bo Wallner in the cd-booklet
to Caprice 21431 (in Swedish and English). Bo Wallner's article "Rosenberg och 20-talet. Ett avsnitt ur ett kapitel och en bok på väg" in Nutida Musik Nos 4/1971-2 (in Swedish). Bo Wallner in Lodet och spjutspetsen. En skrift om det konstnärliga utvecklingsarbetet (in Swedish), 1985, ISBN 91-85428-44-2, 20 pages. Per Olov Broman in "Hilding Rosenberg", the "Svenska tonsättare" series, ISBN 978-91-7353-138-2. |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | Versions 1 & 3. First theme used in String Quartet No 12, Quartetto riepilogo from 1957. |
| Comments; | In what order were the
movements played? Opusnumber 9 are also given to "Flisor (Splinters), 4 poems by Frida Landsort" for voice & piano, k1918. In the memoirs (page 66) HR writes that he also worked on a revision the summer of 1921. |
| Title, original; | Stråkkvartett nr 1, version 3 |
| Title, translated; | String Quartet No 1, version 3 |
| Crew; | 2 violin, viola, cello |
| Catalogue number; | opus 9, Lyne 10 |
| Composed; | k1920, r1923, r1955 |
| Movements; | 1. Allegro energico, 2. Andante molto, 3. Allegro vivace, 4. Andante espressivo - Presto. (Lyne 1977 divides movement 4 in movement 4 and 5, in Lodet och spjutspetsen Bo Wallner lists the fourth movement as: Andante [Allegro energico/Andante/Allegretto/Poco Allegretto/Poco Allegro]. Presto). |
| Playing time; | 23 minutes |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | Wilhelm Stenhammar at his 50th birthday 7/2 1921 (Version 1). |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | 1956-11-03: Kyndelkvartetten at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation. |
| Manuscript at; | Copy at the Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive) |
| Published by; | no, available through the Swedish MIC. |
| Commercially issued recordings; | Kyndelkvartetten, recorded
3/11 1956 at the first performance by the Swedish
Broadcasting Corporation, issued as Caprice CAP 21352 +
CAP 21431, 23 minutes. |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | Norrköpingskvartetten,
recorded 5 May 1973, 23 minutes. Gotlandskvartetten, recorded 14 February 1982, 21 minutes. |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | Bo Wallner in the cd-booklet
to Caprice 21431 (in Swedish and English). Bo Wallner in Lodet och spjutspetsen. En skrift om det konstnärliga utvecklingsarbetet (in Swedish), 1985, ISBN 91-85428-44-2, 20 pages. Per Olov Broman in "Hilding Rosenberg", the "Svenska tonsättare" series, ISBN 978-91-7353-138-2. |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | Versions 1 & 2. First theme used in String Quartet No 12, Quartetto riepilogo from 1957. |
| Comments; | The order of the second and
third movements are reversed compared to Version 1. Opusnumber 9 are also given to "Flisor (Splinters), 4 poems by Frida Landsort" for voice & piano, k1918. |
| Title, original; | Plastiska scener, 8 pianostycken |
| Title, translated; | Plastic scenes, 8 piano pieces |
| Crew; | piano |
| Catalogue number; | opus 10, Lyne 11 |
| Composed; | k1921 |
| Movements; | Largamente - Poco Allegretto, Tempo giusto, Moderato (mit Humor), Lento, Quasi Recit, Allegretto, Presto, Andantino. |
| Playing time; | 9 minutes |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | Vera Josephson (later Vera Rosenberg, HR:s wife). |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | 1931-02-09: Seve Ljungman in Uppsala. |
| Manuscript at; | ? |
| Published by; | NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 6661, p1981, also published 1923. |
| Commercially issued recordings; | José Ribera, recorded
31/1-1/2 1979, issued as Caprice CAP 1172. Ralf Lindblom, recorded 14-15/6 1979 in the Abrahamsberg Church in Bromma, issued 1979 as Proprius PROP 7820, 10 minutes. Kerstin Jansson, recorded 25 october 1985 in the Stockholm Concert Hall, issued 1986 as Caprice tc-cap 13034. Öyvind Sörum, recorded in Studio 7 at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation, issued 1999 as MAP CD 05, 9:17 minutes. Mats Widlund, recorded 14-16 May 1995 in the Örebro Concert Hall, issued 1997 as Daphne DR 1001, 8:56 minutes. |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | José Ribera, recorded 6
December 1971 at Edsbergs slott, 10 minutes. Göran Nygren, recorded 1 April 1978, 8 minutes. Kerstin Åberg, recorded 14 January 1981, 10 minutes. Ann-Sofi Klingberg, recorded 19 February 1982, 9 minutes. Patricia Turicchia, recorded 1 September 1983, 9 minutes. Erik Lanninger, concert 10 March 1992 in Grünewaldsalen, Stockholm Concert Hall. |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | Martin Olsson's thesis
"Hilding Rosenbergs pianomusik under 20-talet",
Stockholms Univesitet 1995. |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | |
| Comments; | 2 songs to text by G. Charpentier, k1917 also has opusnumber 10, as well as 4 piano pieces k1911-2. |
| Title, original; | Trio |
| Title, translated; | Trio |
| Crew; | flute, violin, viola |
| Catalogue number; | opus 11, Lyne 12 |
| Composed; | k1921 |
| Movements; | Allegro assai, Andante cantabile, Allegro con brio |
| Playing time; | 18 minutes |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | Vera Rosenberg (they got married 30/8 1921) |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | 1924-02-15: Carl Achatz,
Charles Barkel, Carl Magnusson at an ISCM-concert in the
auditorium of KFUM (YMCA), Stockholm (according to
the Swedish MIC, Lyne 1977 & Åhlén 1992). According to HR:s memoirs (page 67) by Elis Sundwall, Lars Zetterquist & Thor Bendixen at a meeting in the Royal Academy of Music, Stockholm. |
| Manuscript at; | ? |
| Published by; | NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 317, p1927. |
| Commercially issued recordings; | Göteborgs Kammarsolister
(Sanfrid Schön, Lisbeth Vecchi, Bengt Andersson),
recorded january 1982 at Burgården's auditorium,
Gothenburg, issued 1985 as Proprius PROP 9922, 18
minutes. |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | Bertil Melander, Einar
Sveinbjörnsson, Gunnar Andersson, recorded 29 September
1966, 19 minutes. Sanfrid Schön, Lisbeth Vecchi, Bengt Andersson, recorded 30 January 1978 at Konstmuséet in Gothenburg, 18 minutes. |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | |
| Comments; | 2 stämningsbilder
(Islossningen, Berceuse) for piano, ca1911-20, also has
opusnumber 11. Ny vår for song & piano, k1918 also has opusnumber 11:2. |
| Title, original; | Soloviolinsonat nr 1, original |
| Title, translated; | Sonata for solo violin No 1, original |
| Crew; | violin |
| Catalogue number; | opus12, Lyne 13 |
| Composed; | k1921 (november) |
| Movements; | 1. Largo ed appassionato, 2. Andante con variazioni |
| Playing time; | 17 minutes |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | Charles Barkel |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | 1930-10-28: Stefan Frenkel at an ISCM-concert in Stockholm (1931-01-12 according to Bo Wallner in Nutida Musik No 4/1971-2). |
| Manuscript at; | ? |
| Published by; | NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) p1922, this version withdrawn. |
| Commercially issued recordings; | no |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | Revised version. |
| Comments; | 3 fantasistycken opus 6 for
orchestra, k1918 also has opusnumber 12 on the autograph. Original version composed for Charles Barkel, who never played it. Second movement with theme, nine variations and epilogue. The original version consists of 171+182 measures, the revised version 164+210 measures. |
| Title, original; | Soloviolinsonat nr 1, revision |
| Title, translated; | Sonata for solo violin No 1, revised |
| Crew; | violin |
| Catalogue number; | opus12, Lyne 13 |
| Composed; | k1921, r1966 |
| Movements; | I. Largo ed appassionato - allegro, II. Andante con variazioni. |
| Playing time; | 17 minutes |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | ? |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | 1967-09-11: Leo Berlin at the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation. |
| Manuscript at; | ? |
| Published by; | Edition Suecia Ed nr 268, p1967. |
| Commercially issued recordings; | Leo Berlin, recorded 24
January 1968 at the auditorium of Ekliden's school in
Nacka, issued as Caprice CAP 1010 (Expo Norr Riks LP 10)
= 16 minutes. |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | Leo Berlin, recorded 11
September 1967, 17 minutes. Magnus Ericsson, recorded 12 October 1981, 16 minutes. Kjell Lysell, recorded ? |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | Original version. |
| Comments; | 3 fantasistycken opus 6 for
orchestra, k1918 also has opusnumber 12 on the autograph. Original version composed for Charles Barkel, who never played it. Second movement with theme, nine variations and epilogue. The original version consists of 171+182 measures, the revised version 164+210 measures. |
| Title, original; | Svit D-dur |
| Title, translated; | Suite D Major |
| Crew; | violin, piano |
| Catalogue number; | opus 13, Lyne 14 |
| Composed; | k1922 |
| Movements; | Introduktion, Tempo di valse, Melodi, Pastorale, Humoresk |
| Playing time; | 14 minutes |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | ? |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | 1923-02-21: Charles Barkel, Natanael Broman at the Musical Academy in Stockholm (piano played by HR according to Bo Wallner in Nutida Musik No 4/1971-2) |
| Manuscript at; | ? |
| Published by; | NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 194, p1923, with separate violin part. |
| Commercially issued recordings; | Semmy Stahlhammer, Elisabeth
Boström, recorded july 1998 at Hagegården, issued 1999
as Nosag CD 2048 and Nosag CD 4049, 13:59 minutes. Karl-Ove Mannberg, Bengt Forsberg, recorded 2005 or 2006 at Kristinehallen in Falun, issued 2007 as Acoustica ACCD 1019, 14:55 minutes. Pastorale: Lottie Andréason, Hilding Rosenberg at a concert 14/1 1935 in Radiotjänst's Studio 2, issued 1992 as Caprice CAP 21507 + CAP 21510, 3:20 minutes. |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | Ellen Birgithe Nielsen,
Elisif Lundén, recorded 11 February 1961, 13 minutes. Kai Laursen, Ingemar Bergfelt, recorded 30 December 1966, 13 minutes. Vaclav Rabl, Ingemar Bergfelt, concert 9 November 1974 in Gothenburg, 14 minutes. Karl-Ove Mannberg, Elisif Lundén, recorded 13 May 1978 in Societetshuset in Gustavsberg, 14 minutes. Kai Laursen, Ingemar Bergfelt, recorded 6-7 April 1982, 14 minutes. Karl-Ove Mannberg, Lucia Negro, recorded 9 November 1988. |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | Version for violin & orchestra. |
| Comments; | Skeppet (Mörkret famnar stränder) for song & piano from 1918 also has opusnumber 13:2. |
| Title, original; | Svit D-dur |
| Title, translated; | Suite D Major |
| Crew; | violin, orchestra (2121 0000 00 0 strings) |
| Catalogue number; | opus13bis, Lyne 14 |
| Composed; | k1922 |
| Movements; | Introduktion, Tempo di valse, Melodi, Pastorale, Humoresk |
| Playing time; | 17-18m |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | ? |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | never performed? |
| Manuscript at; | ? |
| Published by; | NMS (Nordiska Musikförlaget) Ed nr 2071, p1942. Withdrawn according to Åhlén 1992. |
| Commercially issued recordings; | no |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | Version for violin & piano. |
| Comments; | Skeppet (Mörkret famnar stränder) for song & piano from 1918 also has opusnumber 13:2. |
| Title, original; | Variationer och passacaglia över eget tema |
| Title, translated; | Variationen und Passacaglia über ein eigenes Thema |
| Crew; | orchestra (2222 4231 10 1 strings) |
| Catalogue number; | Lyne 15 |
| Composed; | k1922 |
| Movements; | ? |
| Playing time; | 24 minutes |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | ? |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | 1924-11-19: Konsertföreningens orkester, Kurt Atterberg at Auditorium, Stockholm. |
| Manuscript at; | Autograph at The Music Library of Sweden (Rosenberg archive) |
| Published by; | no |
| Commercially issued recordings; | no |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | Swedish RSO, Göran W
Nilson, recorded 16 September 1978 at Musikaliska
Akademien, Stockholm, 24 minutes. |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | |
| Comments; | There are seven variations. |
| Title, original; | Fantasi d-moll, indragen |
| Title, translated; | Fantasy D Minor, withdrawn |
| Crew; | organ |
| Catalogue number; | no |
| Composed; | k1922 |
| Movements; | ? |
| Playing time; | 7 minutes |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | ? |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | ? |
| Manuscript at; | ? |
| Published by; | Runa, Ed nr 2019-03-01, p1996 |
| Commercially issued recordings; | Anders Johnsson, recorded 10-12 March 2009 on the organ of Saint Johannes church, Malmö, issued 2009 as Proprius PRCD 2052, 7:08 minutes. |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Internet-resources; | |
| Related pieces; | |
| Comments; |
| Title, original; | Musikvinjetter till Med prins Wilhelm på afrikanska jaktstigar, oanvänd filmmusik |
| Title, translated; | Musical vignettes to The Cradle of the World (Les Grandes Chasses Africaines), not used film music |
| Crew; | orchestra (?) |
| Catalogue number; | no |
| Composed; | k1922 |
| Movements; | ? |
| Playing time; | ? |
| Text by; | no |
| Dedicated to; | ? |
| Commissioned by; | ? |
| First performance; | not performed |
| Manuscript at; | ? |
| Published by; | no |
| Commercially issued recordings; | no |
| Not commercially issued recordings made by the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation (Sveriges Radio); | |
| Other not commercially issued recordings; | |
| Significant texts about the piece; | |
| Internet-resources; | in the Internet Movie Database at http://us.imdb.com/Details?0312957 |
| Related pieces; | |
| Comments; | Rosenberg's music wasn't
used in the film as it was considered to radical. The
music is based on African folk music then available at
the National Museum of Ethnography in Stockholm (memoirs
page 68). The film was made by Prince Wilhelm (Bernadotte, 1884-1965, son of the Swedish king Gustaf V) and the photographer Oscar Olsson. It was produced by Svensk Filmindustri and had its premiere 1922-03-06 at Cosmorama in Gothenburg. |
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