Ulf Soderblom

Riddaren och draken (the Knight and the Dragon), Op. 70, Act I Scene 2: Har! Har har ni slottets tystnad [Jester, Black and White Ladies, Prince Erik, Townsfolk, Dark and Light Choruses, Marina]

Symphony No. 3: IV. Adagio

Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 4: The Fool explains to his puppet all the finer points of love's mysteries [Fool]

Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II Scene 3: The Witch's Lair. The Witch curses the name of the Princess to Prince Hatt, blaming her for betraying her lonely, confused and despairing son [Witch, Prince Hatt]

Kullervo, Op. 61, Act II Scene 6: Epilogue. "Klo-klo-klo-po-ti-klop! Juokse, hevonen."

Kullervo, Op. 61, Act I Scene 3: "Kullervo, älä mene!"

Requiem aeternam

The Princess of Cyprus: 3. Skrattkor (Mocking Chorus)

Miilunpolttaja (The Charcoal Burner) (arr. for baritone and orchestra)

Jouluaattona (Oi Terve, Joulukuusi)

Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 14: Prince Hatt's Lair. The Princess shines a light on the Prince's face while he is asleep [Princess, Prince Hatt, Witch]

The Princess of Cyprus: Narration

Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 1: The Royal Court. The King of Light is leaving for the town and asks his three daughters what gifts they would like to receive on his return [King, Fool, Princess, Princess 1, Princess 2]

Kullervo, Op. 61, Act I Scene 3: "Kenen talo tämä on?"

Requiem: II. Kyrie eleison: Allegro

Die Zauberflöte, K. 620, Scene 20: O Isis und Osiris (Chorus of Priests)

Aino, Op. 50, Act I Scene 4: Missa lienee Aino tytti (Taina)

Varpunen Jouluaamuna (The Sparrow On Christmas Morning)

Requiem: III. Tractus: Andante

Tuo armon valkokyyhky (Lo How a Rose E'er Blooming) [Arr. P. Kostiainen]