Symphony Orchestra while Bjørklund’s Missa Libera for choir, cello and organ was premiered in Trondheim’s Nidarosdomen in April 2016. Bjørklund has also composed three full-length orchestral crossover works: Norwegian Sanctus (2006), The Wedding (2009) and Sacred Concert (2014). Norwegian Sanctus for jazz soloists, choir and chamber orchestra was premiered at the Molde International Jazz Festival in 2006, and the work was also performed at the 2006 Olavsfestdagene and during the Oslo International Church Music Festival in 2009. The Wedding for jazz soloists and chamber orchestra was a work commissioned by the Trondheim Jazz Festival as a celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Jazz Department of NTNU. Honors 1983: Buddyprisen Works Terje Bjørklund has in particular written for strings, partially because of the rich string milieu in Trondheim. He has also written a series of works on commission for chorus, orchestra and various solo and chamber music groups. Among these are: Ole Edvard Antonsen, Christian Lindberg, Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, The Chilingerian String Quartetf, Trondheim Soloists, Marianne Thorsen, Nidaros Cathedral Boys' Choir, Aage Kvalbein, Stig Nilsson, Trondheim Symphony Orchestra and Bjarne Fiskum. Selected works Sarek (1989); for string orchestra. When recorded with The Trondheim Soloists in 1992, Sarek received the following critique in the American music magazine Fanfare Magazine: "Terje Bjørklund's brief tone poem <…> with vistas of breathtaking expanse and lyrical outpourings that sound, in their strong melodic profile, almost like updated Grieg" This work was played as the opening piece for Anne-Sophie Mutter's USA tour with The Trondheim Soloists in November 2001. Carmina (1994); for string orchestra. Carmina was released in 2008 on the TrondheimSoloists' CD "Divertimenti." This CD was nominated for 3 Grammy awards in 2009. Moréne (1983) and Narvik 2002 (2002); for symphony orchestra Magnificat, and Requiem for soloists, chorus and orchestra Arctos (1993); violin concerto Frøken Victoria (1992); opera – based on Knut Hamsun's novel "Victoria.” In the last few years Terje Bjørklund has also composed two full-evening so-called "crossover works": Norwegian Sanctus (2006) for jazz soloists, chorus and chamber orchestra had its premier at the Molde Jazz Festival in 2006. It was also performed during St. Olav Festival in Trondheim the same year and during the Oslo International Church Music Festival in 2009. The Wedding (2009) written for jazz soloists and chamber orchestra was a commission from the Trondheim Jazz Festival on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Jazz Program