Autumn Rain(2015) - for solo piano

Width(2017) - electronic

The 1st movement out 3 in a piece for wind quintet. Made with MIDI sounds.

Trollskogen Movement 1 (2017)- for wind quintet (MIDI-sounds)

A piece for 1 Clarinet in Bb, 2 violins and 1 violoncello. Made with MIDI sounds.

How (2017) - for cello, 2 violins and clarinet(MIDI-sounds)

Late night composing and improvising during the Autumnal Equinox 2017

Autumnal Equinox Version 2 (2017)- piano improvisation

For wind quintet. 
Durata ca 7'15''. 
3 movements. 
Performed by the wind quintet of GotlandsMusiken. 

Trollskogen is a swedish word which can be translated into "The Troll Forest".

Ljudvågor 2017 – GM 1

Trollskogen(2017) - a piece for wind quintet

Previous title: Preview
Current title: Part 1: Possession
The first part of an electroacoustic piece made with recordings of voice, breath and other organic sound sources as well as MIDI-sounds.

Part 1: Possession (2018) - electroacoustic piece

Previous title: EAM 1
Current title: Part 2: Serenity
The second part of an electroacoustic piece made with recordings of voice, breath and other organic sound sources as well as MIDI-sounds.

Part 2: Serenity (2018) - electroacoustic piece

Choir piece. 
Performed by the Chamber Choir of The Royal College of Music in Stockholm, by the lead of Fredrik Malmberg, during the Ljudvågor-festival in Visby 2018. 

The meaning of the name "Reidun":
The first element of this name is derived from Old Norse hreiðr "(bird) nest" (as in, a home). The second element of this name is derived from Old Norse unna "to love" or from Old Norse unnr "(to) wave."
My intention of this name is to point at it's meaning as "to love home". And for me, I want my body, mind and soul to be the home that Iove. 

The lyrics of this piece are the same but repeated in different ways:
Reidun
You my body
You my soul
You my mind
You are my home
My Home

Reidun (2018) - for choir

Written for solo piano. 
Performed by Mårten Landström, pianist in the contemporary music ensemble Norrbotten Neo, during the Ljudvågor-festival in Visby 2018. 

After months of writers block I started composing this piece; thus it was my way back to music and composition. 

Sialia = bluebird
After writing this piece I was looking for a title and came across the beautiful word "Sialia", which was suited perfectly since the piece to me was sounding blue as well as one motive sounded like a bird.

Annie Björkman