Camerata Roman - Music around the Baltic Sea Vol. I
	IMCD 021 Recorded at Påskalavik Church in January 1993 Producer: Jan Johansson Recording Engineer: Torbjörn Samuelsson
Heino Eller Five Pieces for string orchestra: Romance, Dance, Dance, Lullaby, Love Song Carl Nielsen Little Suite op. 1: Präludium, Intermezzo, Finale Jean Sibelius Suite Champêtre: Piece caractéristique, Mélodie éligiaque, Dance Ture Rangström Divertimente Eligiaco: Preludio visionario, Scherzo leggiero, Canzonetta malinconia, Giga fantastica Total 54:51	Camerata Roman - Chamber orchestra (Known internationally as : Camerata Sweden) The Baltic Sea is an intracontinental sea. The countries surrounding it form a rich, multifacetted, and yet closed related cultural area. The music on this CD features some of the most wellknown "Baltic" composers from the 20th century. Camerata Roman is part of the county music ensemble of Kalmar, Sweden. Since its establishment in the seventies, under the name Oskarshamns ensemble, it has developed into one of the leading string orchestras of Sweden. As "Camerata" in the name of the orchestra indicates, they often play "camerata" i.e. with no conductor. This places high demands on the musicians to be sensitive ensemble players. "Roman" is a reference to the "father of Swedish music", Johan Helmich Roman (1694-1758), who lived the last 13 years of his life on the Haraldsmåla estate north of Kalmar.
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