Mårten Jansson
Ingenting utanför
Nothing beyond
Mårten Jansson
Ingenting utanför
Nothing beyond
- Instrumentation Women's Choir (SSMezAA)
- Composer Mårten Jansson
- Lyricist Einar Askestad
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- Publisher Bärenreiter Verlag
- Order no. BA8522-DL
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Another collaboration between Mårten Jansson and the Swedish poet Einar Askestad is Ingenting utanför/Nothing Beyond.
The a cappella work deals with the themes of grief and loss. After a powerful, lamenting and harmonically ambiguous section, the music concludes with a clear caesura and a conciliatory, comforting decrescendo.
The work was commissioned by the women's choir La Cappella from Uppsala and is dedicated to its director Tony Margeta.
I make my own music and have never tried to be original. Following this motto, I have tried to express all the feelings that make up life through my music. Some describe my music as 'as sad as birds that have lost their wings'. Others call it 'the happiest classical music we have ever heard'.
I have always been closer to melodious music than to atonal music, and that is certainly the reason why my music has a rather melancholy character. My works are almost exclusively spiritual. This is both an expression of my own faith and my appreciation of the timeless texts that have been set to music for centuries.
Mårten Jansson (*1965), a member of Föreningen svenska tonsättare (Society of Swedish Composers), graduated from the Royal College of Music (KHM) in Stockholm with an MFA degree in music education, Dalcroze rhythm and voice. He was the director of Carmen, one of Sweden's best-known female vocal ensembles, for over ten years. He currently teaches choir, music theory, conducting and singing at Boland High School and Music School in his hometown Uppsala.
The a cappella work deals with the themes of grief and loss. After a powerful, lamenting and harmonically ambiguous section, the music concludes with a clear caesura and a conciliatory, comforting decrescendo.
The work was commissioned by the women's choir La Cappella from Uppsala and is dedicated to its director Tony Margeta.
I make my own music and have never tried to be original. Following this motto, I have tried to express all the feelings that make up life through my music. Some describe my music as 'as sad as birds that have lost their wings'. Others call it 'the happiest classical music we have ever heard'.
I have always been closer to melodious music than to atonal music, and that is certainly the reason why my music has a rather melancholy character. My works are almost exclusively spiritual. This is both an expression of my own faith and my appreciation of the timeless texts that have been set to music for centuries.
Mårten Jansson (*1965), a member of Föreningen svenska tonsättare (Society of Swedish Composers), graduated from the Royal College of Music (KHM) in Stockholm with an MFA degree in music education, Dalcroze rhythm and voice. He was the director of Carmen, one of Sweden's best-known female vocal ensembles, for over ten years. He currently teaches choir, music theory, conducting and singing at Boland High School and Music School in his hometown Uppsala.
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