Bo Holten

A work for large orchestra premiered by Copenhagen Phil in February 2019. A work for large orchestra premiered by Copenhagen Phil in February 2019.

Vin i Huset - En letsindig sangcyklus for blandet kor a cappella (2007) af Bo Holten, til tekster af Sophus Claussen.

H. C. Andersen For Kor af Bo Holten. Kompositioner og arrangementer til tekster af H. C. Andersen for blandet kor a cappella. Programnote Kompostitionerneog arrangementerne i dette hæfte ble...

Handel With Care - Variations On Darwin by Bo Holten, with lyrics by Charles Darwin. For 2 soprano soli and mixed chorus (SATB) a cappella.

For mixed choir a cappella

Version with Clarinet (2019)

Romance II (2020) composed by Bo Holten

Valseværk I - En idyl for vibrafon was composed by Bo Holten in 1984.

Trombone Quartet - 'Preludio, Scherzo e Variazioni per quattro tromboni' was composed by Bo Holten in 2015.

Parts for Trombone Quartet - 'Preludio, Scherzo e Variazioni per quattro tromboni' by Bo Holten. Score: WH32725

Quartetto for String Quartet by Bo Holten was composed in 2014.

A work for flute and guitar composed in 2019. A work for flute and guitar composed in 2019.

The solo Trombone part for Bo Holten's Ebbe Skammelson (2001) - a dramatic scene based on the old folk song, scored for Trombone, 12 soloists and Mixed Choir SATB.

Programnote Cast: Johann Friedrich Struensee: Bass Baritone King Christian VII: Tenor Queen Caroline Mathilde: Mezzo Soprano Ove Hoegh-Guldberg: Bass Queen Dowager Juliane Marie: Soprano Count...

For Oboe and Orchestra.

Gesualdo - Shadows is a modern semi-staged 'Baroque Opera' in 3 Acts, composed by Bo Holten and with libretto by Eva Sommestad Holten.

For SSAATBBBB Choir and Bells.

Score of this wordless work for SSATTB Choir and 4 Violins, 2 Violas, 2 Cellos and Double Bass. The theme is taken from Tallis, Lamentations of Jeremiah II, bars 29-43.

Morgen- Og Aftensange by C. E. F. Weyse and B. S. Ingemann arranged for SATB by Bo Holten.

For SATB Choir. Rain, Mist and Rosebush. From the text by Hans Christian Andersen.

From six William Blake poems. For twelve-part choir or twelve solo voices.