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Per Norgard: Lygtemaendene tager til byen (The Will-o'-the-Wisps Go to Town)
Prolog (Prologue) (Chorus, The Woman, The Man)
Scene 1, "Manden som vidste eventyr" (The Man Who Knew Fairy Tales) (Narrator, The Woman, Chorus)
Scene 2, "Eventyrjagt og skumringstime" (Fairy Tale Hunt and Twilight Hour) (Narrator, Chorus, Marsh Witch)
Scene 3, "Konen der kiggede ind - i 1. sals hojde" (The Woman Who Peered in - Upstairs) (Narrator, Marsh WItch)
Scene 4, "En dyster invitation, 'Kom med'" (An Ominous Invitation, 'Come join us') (Marsh Witch, Chorus)
Scene 5, "Indbrud fra virkeligheden, 'Sa vagn da op, mand'" (A Break-in from Reality, 'Wake up, will you?') (Marsh Witch, Chorus)
Scene 6, "Mosekonens beretning" (The Marsh Witch's Account) (Narrator, Marsh Witch, Will-o'-the-Wisps)
Scene 7, "Da manen stod pa slem" (When the Moon Boded Ill) (Marsh Witch, Narrator, Will-o'-the-Wisps)
Scene 8, "Sa er de her" (Here They Are now) (Will-o'-the-Wisps, Chorus, Children's Chorus, Marsh Witch, The Man, The Woman)
Scene 9, "(U-)morale" (Moral (not!)) (Will-o'-the-Wisps, The Woman, The Man, Narrator)
Scene 10, "Rapport fra eventyrland" (Report from a Fairy-tale Land) (Marsh Witch, Narrator)
Epilog (Epilogue) (Chorus, The Woman, The Man)
Bent Sorensen: Den lille havfrue (The Little Mermaid)
I. Stormen (The Storm) (chorus, soprano, tenor)
II. Stilheden (The Silence) (chorus, soprano, tenor)
III. Festen (The Celebration) (chorus, soprano, tenor)
Awards 2006
“…The Will-o'-the-Wisps Go to Town (2003-4) is a sizeable work in a prologue, 10 sections and epilogue for solo singers, narrator, children's and adults' choirs and orchestra… This performance, expertly directed by Thomas Dausgaard and beautifully recorded, catches all the nuances of this often delightful score. Sørensen's The Little Mermaid... presents a musical impression of the tale rather than a straight depiction. A radiant score running for almost 27 minutes, it is beautifully orchestrated and the more unified of the two works. A marvellous live performance, with Inger Dam-Jensen and Gert Henning-Jensen the exemplary soloists, splendidly recorded.”
Prolog (Prologue) (Chorus, The Woman, The Man)
