Thomas Jennefelt

Thomas Jennefelt is a respected Swedish composer, known for his contributions to the genre of contemporary classical music. Born on March 4, 1954, in Stockholm, Sweden, Jennefelt developed an interest in music at a young age and pursued this passion to become one of the country's notable modern composers.

Jennefelt's music is characterized by its lyrical quality, textural richness, and often, a sense of drama and narrative. His compositional output spans a variety of formats, including choral works, orchestral pieces, and chamber music. Some of his most recent releases showcase his versatility and skill in setting text to music, with "Tre sånger" setting poetry by renowned Swedish poets such as Jesper Svenbro and Tomas Tranströmer to music, and "Dichterliebe" reflecting Jennefelt's take on the iconic song cycle by Schumann. "Nocturnal Singing" and the "Villarosa Sequences" are fine examples of Jennefelt's powerful choral writing, which has gained international acclaim and frequently features in the repertoires of choirs worldwide. With "Albert och Julia," Jennefelt demonstrates his narrative prowess, crafting a piece with a distinct character and story. His contributions to Swedish and international music scenes have been recognized and appreciated by music aficionados and professionals alike.

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