Peter Bruun

A work for six guitars premiered by the CRAS Ensemble in 2019. Parts available: WH33285A A work for six guitars premiered by the CRAS Ensemble in 2019. Parts available: WH33285A

A work for six guitars premiered by the CRAS Ensemble in 2019. Score available: WH33285 A work for six guitars premiered by the CRAS Ensemble in 2019. Score available: WH33285

Five songs for mixed choir to poems by Gerard Manley Hopkins. Dedicated to Ars Nova Copenhagen.

An extended work for SSAATTBB choir with text from Pär Lagerkvist's ninth and final volume of poetry 'Aftonland' (Evening Land). An extended work for SSAATTBB choir with text from Pär Lagerkvist's nin...

The scenes and characters are somewhat connected and the four scenes can be played in a theatre with staging or they can be played on location in any city with similar places.

Besuch aus Fransk (2022) komponiert von Peter Bruun

Sange Til Dem Som Tror - Messe for os alle af Peter Bruun (2017), med tekst af Terje Dragseth. For blandet kor SATB (SSAATTBB). Værket er skrevet til DR VokalEnsemblet.

For Guitar.

For Soprano, Clarinet, Percussion and Accordion

Scored for tenor recorder, clarinet and percussion. The work was premiered in Berlin in September 2019. Parts available WH33284A

Scored for tenor recorder, clarinet and percussion. The work was premiered in Berlin in September 2019. Score available WH33284

Chamber Symphony 'Once One Has Left' by Peter Bruun (2016). Written for Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen and conductor Casper Schreiber.

But always as It Should Be (2023) composed by Peter Bruun

But always as It Should Be (2023) composed by Peter Bruun

The scenes and characters are somewhat connected and the four scenes can be played in a theatre with staging or they can be played on location in any city with similar places.

Vuggesang / Cradle Song for Organ solo by Peter Bruun (2016). The piece is based on Martin Luther's hymn 'Vom Himmel Hoch'. Dedicated to Vibeke Vanggaard.

Autumn, What Is Your Plan? for Alto Flute and optional wine glasses by Peter Bruun (2015). Dedicated to Helene Navasse.

The initial and prevailing theme is from the song 'Det Fagreste Trae' with lyrics by Ursula Andkjaer Olsen and music by me. To this song I also owe the title of the piece. The melody in bar 187-217 is...