Anders Öhrwall

Swedish Choral Conductor and Composer

Anders Öhrwall was a renowned Swedish choral conductor and composer, born on August 15, 1932, and passed away on February 10, 2012. He was particularly known for his work with the Adolf Fredrik's Girls Choir and the Stockholm Bach Choir, which he founded in 1964. Öhrwall had a significant influence on Swedish choral music and was recognized for his interpretations of Johann Sebastian Bach's works. His expertise extended beyond choral music to encompass orchestral conducting, and he was involved in various recordings throughout his career. While Öhrwall's discography includes a range of classical works, it is not clear if he specifically produced the albums "Recorder Concerti = Blockflötenkonzerte" or "Dixit Dominus / Concerto Grosso In G Minor Op. 6:6." However, his contributions to classical music have been appreciated by audiences and critics alike, and his legacy continues to influence the world of choral conducting.