Just a sketch of an idea I got. Sometimes I write music just because it amuses me. Should probably be played by an orchestra, but now it is performed by my computer.

From Darkness Ascended

A day in the countryside in early May. The leaves have not yet started budding, and the light makes the landscape shimmer dreamlike when it is filtered through pollen and dust from the fields and the dry grass. The music has features of baroque and idyllic pastoral, but still with strokes of the forces required to tear down barriers and release the summer.
This is music for an educational film about how to take care of the cows' hooves in the best way.
https://youtu.be/x4lkjYRVUpI

Shimmerfield

Phicons

Lead Sheet

Orange Felt

Nylon Turf

The most frequently played composition by Jonas Söderberg is "Symphonie Diagonale" which has been performed in Buenos Aires, Toronto, Lüneburg, Glasgow, Madrid, Moskow and Stockholm (several times), and broadcasted in Swedish radio. It was a commission from Concerts Sweden 1995, and is based on the abstract animation made by the artist Viking Eggeling in 1921.

Symphonie Diagonale

Introduction music for a mobile game 2008. The head voice is a real bone-flute.

Interference Game

Background music to a demo video about the research project MemoryUp. A mobile app for learning and training mnemonic strategies.

MemoryUp

Background music to a documentary film about a project with IA-supported analysis of human movement patterns. After analysis, the computer or mobile app can recommend corrective exercises, and give advice.

AiMove

Jonas Söderberg (b. 1959) have studied composition in the early 80:ties at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm and at EMS, the Swedish national studio for electroacoustic music. Among his teachers were Lars-Gunnar Bodin, Rolf Enström and Tamas Ungvary. 
Jonas Söderberg has a broad base of creative activity where his role as a composer often mixes with that of a theatre director, drama teacher, sound designer or researcher. He has written music for concerts, theatre, dance, radio, interactive media and experimental artifacts. He currently works as researcher in the field of HCI (Human/Computer Interaction) at RISE SICS Swedish Institute of Computer Science.

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