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Formats and Editions
1. När Du Sluter Mina Ögon
2. Det Blir Vackert Där Du Går
3. Saliga Väntan
4. Ur Djupet Av Min Själ
5. Du Är Min Afrodite
6. Som En Våg
7. Melodi
8. Paradisets Timma
9. Pan
10. Vingar I Natten
11. Bön Till Natten
12. En Solvisa
13. Som Mandelblom...
14. Serenad
15. Silkessko Over Gylden Læst
16. Saa Tag Mit Hjerte
17. I Stilla Timmar
18. Skogen Sover
19. När Jag För Mig Själv I Mörka Skogen Går
20. Ditt Namn Jag Hade Skrivit
21. Som Stjärnorna På Himmelen
22. Bland Skogens Höga Furustammar
23. Du Schaust Mich An Mit Stummen Fragen
24. Jahrlang Möcht' Ich So Dich Halten
25. Wie Soll Ich's Bergen, Wie Soll Ich's Tragen
26. Hab' Ein Röslein Dir Gebrochen
27. Vor Meinem Auge Wird Es Klar
28. Ich Möchte Schweben Über Thal Und Hügel
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LEIF ARUHN-SOLÉN The Swedish tenor Leif Aruhn-Solén studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm and at Oberlin College, USA. At home in both opera and oratorio, Leif has appeared throughout the world. His high tenor voice and his ease for coloratura has made him particularly appreciated in the baroque repertory and in the operas of Mozart and Rossini. Leif has appeared in Monteverdi's "L'Orfeo" both at the Geneva Opera and at Chicago Opera Theater, in Mozart's "Zaide" at the Wuppertal Opera in Germany, in Rossini's "Il Barbiere di Siviglia" at Festival d'Art Lyrique in France, in Strauss' "Die Frau ohne Schatten" at the Göteborg Opera in Sweden, in Rameau's "Hippolyte et Aricie" at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis and in a staged version of Bach's "St. Matthew Passion" at New Israeli Opera in Tel Aviv, to mention a few. On the concert stage he has toured with the French baroque orchestra Les Arts Florissants conducted by William Christie and he has sung the large oratorios by Bach and Handel with such prestigious orchestras as the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Capriccio Basel, the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble. Leif is also passionate about art songs, Scandinavian as well as German, French and English. In 1997 he won the International Lieder Competition in Gorizia, Italy. VIKTOR ÅSLUND Viktor Åslund studied piano, violin, composition and conducting at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm with professors such as Greta Erikson, Jorma Panula and Jin Wang. He also studied with Geoffrey Parsons in London and Pierre Sancan in Nice. After his studies, Viktor Åslund worked for five years as a coach at the Royal Opera in Stockholm. On CD he has recorded songs by Nordic composers and by Richard Strauss. In 2000 he received his diploma in conducting and was appointed 1. Kapellmeister at the Norrlandsoperan. Viktor Åslund has ever since conducted concerts, operas and operettas in Europe and Asia. He conducted and co-produced the first performance of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" in Central-Asia. In the fall of 2004 he made his Berlin debut at the Komische Oper.
