der Clavierübung (2 CD:s) (EUCD 72, Euridice, Norway) Hans-Ola Ericsson, Organ Johann Sebastian Bach: Musikalisches Opfer (EUCD 73, Euridice, Norway) Lena Weman, Flute and Viola da Gamba Anna Lindal, Violin Mikko Perkola, Viola da Gamba Hans-Ola Ericsson, Harpsichord and Organ Laurentiusorgel, Frankfurt-Bergen-Enkheim Hans-Ola Ericsson plays works by: Bach, Messiaen, Olsson, Cage, Codex Robertsbridge, Steigleder, Mellnäs/Ericsson, Wagner/Liszt Olivier Messiaen’s Complete Works for Organ (JADE) Hans-Ola Ericsson plays Livre du Saint-Sacrement. Ericsson, Hans-Ola: Musik für Orgel und Tonband (Hochschule für Künste, Bremen) "De fyra varelsernas Amen" "Melody to the Memory of a Lost Friend XIII" Awards, memberships and artistically related positions Member of the Swedish Royal Music Academy since 2000 Member of the Royal Skytteanska Samfundet, since 2008 Awarded Wine-knighthood 2009 in Oppenheim, Germany Member of ICSM (International Society for Contemporary Music) since 1984 Member of FST (The Swedish Composers Association) since 1984 Interpretation Prize of The Swedish Composers Association (1999) Karl Sczuka Price (1981) Kranichsteiner Musikpreis (1990) Artistic director of Piteå Kyrkoopera (Piteå Church opera) 1998-2005 Vice chairman Norrbottensmusiken (National music organization) 1994-1996. Member of the editorial board for Musik und Kirche, Germany 2004-2014. Consultant in Organ Building Projects Sibeliustalo (Sibelius concert Hall) - Lahtis, Finland (2007) 3 manuals/57 stops Tyska kyrkan (German church) - Stockholm, Sweden (2004) 3 manuals/35 stops, reconstruction, meantone tempered Jukkasjärvi Ice hotel - Kiruna, Sweden – organ built in ice (2004) 2 manuals/2 stops Mikaelskyrkan (Michaels church) – Åbo, Finland (2002) 3 manuals/52 stops Vist church - Linköping, Sweden (2001) 2 manuals/22 stops Övertorneå church, Sweden (1609/1999) restoration 2 manuals/25 stops Vreta kloster – Linköping, Sweden (1998) 2 manuals/17stops Jukkasjärvi church – Kiruna, Sweden (1997) 2 manuals/15 stops Norrfjärdens church – Piteå, Sweden (1996) 3 manuals/35 stops, reconstruction, meantone tempered Umeå landsförsamling – Umeå, Sweden (1996) 2 manuals/33 stops Örnästets cemetery – Luleå, Sweden (1996) 2 manuals/15 stops Nybro church – Nybro, Sweden (1994) 2 manuals/34 stops Björkskatakyrkan – Luleå, Sweden (1992) 2 manuals/15 stops Piteå School of Music – Piteå, Sweden (1989) 3 manuals/35 stops Studio Acusticum (Piteå School of music), Piteå Sweden (2013) 4 manuals/approx 200 stops References External links Profile Mode Records Profile Presto Classical Review - Hans-Ola Ericsson: The Four Beasts' Amen, etc / Hannus by Dominy Clements for MusicWeb International on Arkiv Music website Preview by Seattle Times of the concert Bach and More Curriculum vitae Luleå University Biography Schulich School of Music, McGill University Further reading Ericsson, Hans-Ola. Recollections of