Siegfried Langgaard (1935–37) Voice and orchestra Drømmen (The Dream) (Sinfonia interna) (1915-16/1945), BVN. 98 Hav og Sol (Sea and Sun) (with soprano or mezzo-soprano; version with chorus by Mike Cholewa after the composer's sketches, 1915/1940s), BVN. 102 Music of the Spheres (), for soprano, mixed choir, organ, orchestra, and "distant orchestra" (BVN 128; 1916–1918) From the Abyss (), for mixed choir and orchestra (BVN 414; 1950, 1952) Chamber music String Quartet No. 1 (BVN 68; 1914–1915, 1936) String Quartet No. 2 (BVN 145; 1918; 1931) String Quartet No. 3 (BVN 183; 1924) String Quartet No. 4, Summer Days () (BVN 215; 1914–1918, 1931) String Quartet in A-flat major (BVN 155; 1918) String Quartet No. 6 (BVN 160; 1918–1919) String Quartet No. 5 (BVN 189; 1925, 1926–1938) Violin Sonata No. 1, "Viole" (1915/1945), BVN 94 Violin Sonata No. 2, "Den store Mester kommer" (Behold the Master Cometh) (1920–21), BVN 167 Violin Sonata No. 3 (1945–49), BVN 312 Violin Sonata No. 4, "Parce nobis, Jesu!" (1949), BVN 376 Septet, for winds (BVN 95; 1915) Humoreske, sextet for winds and drum (BVN 176; 1922–1923) Recordings In recent years, many of his works have been recorded, including recordings by Danacord of his complete symphonies on seven CDs. This cycle, with the Artur Rubinstein Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Ilya Stupel, was followed by a second cycle recorded by Dacapo with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Thomas Dausgaard. Both cycles have had their share of critical recognition. Other works of Langgaard currently available on CD include Music of the Spheres, Messis (Organ drama in three evenings), Antichrist (Church opera in six scenes), Duo Lys Pa Himlen, piano concertos, The End of Time, and various works for solo instruments. Some secular and religious choral works, performed by Ars Nova Copenhagen, can be found the CD Rose Garden Songs. References External links Profile and works at Edition S Very short Naxos biographical note on Rued Langgaard Danacord entry to Rued Langgaard, "a white duckling who became an ugly swan". 1893 births 1952 deaths 20th-century classical composers 20th-century Danish male musicians 20th-century organists Burials at Holmen Cemetery Child classical musicians Classical composers of church music Composers for piano Composers for pipe organ Danish Romantic composers Danish classical composers Danish classical organists Danish male classical composers Male classical organists People from Ribe