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Works

Works

Agnes Tschetschulin

Puszta-Film

Agnes Tschetschulin

Alla Zingaresca

Agnes Tschetschulin

Gavotte

Agnes Tschetschulin

Berceuse

Alice Tegnér

Sonata for Violin and Piano, A minor

Amanda Maier-Röntgen

Concerto [in D minor] für Violine mit Begleitung des Orchesters

Amanda Maier-Röntgen

Concerto für Violine mit Begleitung des Orchesters D minor

Anna Einarsson

PS. Jag kommer snart hem! : an elektrikal in five parts

Britta Byström

A Room Of One's Own

Britta Byström

Diagonal Musik

Britta Byström

Baum in der Stadt

Britta Byström

A Walk to Brahms

Britta Byström

Letter in April

Catharina Backman

Till Hilda

Cecilia Damström

Celestial Beings

Cecilia Damström

Aino

Elfrida Andrée

Trio G minor

Elfrida Andrée

Quartett a-moll / Quartet A minor

Ella Eriksson

Apertus

Emmy Lindström

Song about Em

Erika Förare

Bortanför – Hitanom

Eva Noer Kondrup

A Walk on the Beach

Helvi Leiviskä

Piano Trio

Helvi Leiviskä

Violin sonata, op. 21 in G minor

Helvi Leviviskä

Piano Quartet, op. 1, A major

Hilda Sehested

Suite (Septet)

Hilda Sehested

Intermezzi for Violin, Cello & Piano

Ika Peyron

Romance and Humoresque

Ingeborg von Bronsart

Phantasie op. 21

Ingeborg von Bronsart

Romanze

Jenny Hettne

While She was Dreaming

Jenny Hettne

Susurrant Metal, Singing Rocks

Kari Beate Tandberg

Tsudoi II

Kari Beate Tandberg

Porphyry Imitations

Kari Beate Tandberg

Duggpunkt

Kari Beate Tandberg

Den membranøse labyrint

Kari Beate Tandberg

Dwindle

Karin Rehnqvist

Blodhov

Kerstin Jeppsson

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