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Stockholm Diary

Malin Broman (viola, violin), Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Stockholm Diary
A wonderfully vibrant Schoenberg Verklärte Nacht and, played by Malin Broman, Esa-Pekka Salonen’s engrossing Lachen verlernt for solo violin are the highlights of this well thought-out celebration...

Stockholm Diary

Malin Broman (viola, violin), Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

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A wonderfully vibrant Schoenberg Verklärte Nacht and, played by Malin Broman, Esa-Pekka Salonen’s engrossing Lachen verlernt for solo violin are the highlights of this well thought-out celebration...

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Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the Ostrobothnia Chamber Orchestra and its artistic director Malin Broman have released their first joint album. Stockholm Diary includes Arnold Schönberg's cult work Verklärte Nacht as well as premiere recording of Esa-Pekka Salonen's 'Stockholm Diary'. The Ostrobothnia Chamber Orchestra is conducted by Malin Broman, a Swedish violinist who is also the violin and viola soloist on the album. The unifying factor in the album is not only Schönberg's work Verklärte Nacht, but also the city of Los Angeles. 'The composers of the album, Schönberg, Salonen and Stravinsky, have all been in Los Angeles at some point, so the name of the album could just as well have been LA Diary,' laughs Malin Broman.

Contents and tracklist

I. Grave
Track length6:15
II. Molto rallentando
Track length4:58
III. A tempo
Track length3:12
IV. Adagio
Track length9:32
V. Adagio
Track length4:26
I. Vivace
Track length5:58
II. Arioso. Andantino
Track length2:58
III. Rondo. Allegro
Track length3:51

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July 2022

A wonderfully vibrant Schoenberg Verklärte Nacht and, played by Malin Broman, Esa-Pekka Salonen’s engrossing Lachen verlernt for solo violin are the highlights of this well thought-out celebration of the Finnish ensemble’s 50th anniversary.
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