nosagcd 161 - FIM 2009a - MUSIK SOM ÖPPNAR ÖRON
- JOHNNY GRANDERT - KAMMARMUSIK


The 2009a version of FIM/nosag charity CD contains first recordings of new (2007-2008) chamber music pieces for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, French horn and piano by Swedish composer Johnny Grandert.

These CDs are produced in collaboration with Mats Rodius and FIM, Föreningen Ideell Musik (The Society for Idealistic Music), working with collecting support money to different help projects all around the world. All benefit from this CD goes to BIAL - a children´s help organisation working together with EFS and the Swedish Church.

More nosag records/FIM productions:
nosag CD 092, nosag CD 099, nosag CD 119, nosag CD 135,
nosag CD 147 , nosag CD 151 and nosag CD 156/157.


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Grandert: Litet stycke för waldhorn och piano Part 1



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CONTENTS:

Pianist: Stefan Lindgren   
    
Kinga Práda
flute
1 - 3 Litet stycke för flöjt och piano (2007) 14´40
Erik Nordenbäck
oboe
4 - 6 Litet stycke för oboe och piano (2007) 11´52
Anders Ivarsson
clarinet
7 - 9 Litet stycke för klarinett och piano (2007) 11´55
Jan-Erik Skoglund
bassoon
10-12 Litet stycke för fagott och piano (2007) 11´07
Kristina Borg
French horn
13-15 Litet stycke för waldhorn och piano (2008) 9´45
Kjell-Inge Stevensson
clarinet
16 Tre Voce (1998) 6´18
Mats Rodius
flute
17 Rodiusiana 1a (2008) 2´12
 Total durata: 67´53 





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