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« Reply #90 on: March 24, 2014, 11:03:44 am »

To be honest, I listened to Bystrom's Violakonsert only two times. It intrigued me how she managed to create a concerto after a pretty strange start of the work. Now listening to it, I must say I can see what Jolly Roger feels about being 'manufactured'. So far it didn't irritate me. Her other works gave me mixed feelings so far.

I wonder what you think about another Swedish lady composer, who I discovered recently: Andrea Tapponi
She was born in 1981.

On her website are a few works you can download, and be able to listen to parts of other works

www.andreatarrodi.com

Her work for orchestra 'Liguria' impressed me. Another interesting work for me is 'Empireo'
Not to be patronizing, Sweden and Scandinavia have some fine woman composers, thanks for the tip om Tapponi, I'll check it out
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