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Otto Olsson (19 December 1879 – 1 September 1964) was a Swedish composer of classical music. Otto Olsson was one of the greatest organ virtuosos of his time. After studying organ at the Stockholm Conservatory, he joined the staff as a professor of harmony and organ. His strong background in counterpoint combined with an affinity for French organ music to create his late Romantic style of composition. He also had an interest in earlier music and used the plainchant techniques of Gregorian chant in his Gregorianska melodier. He explored polytonality in his work, an advancement not found in other Swedish works of the time. In addition to many fine works for the organ, instrumental and choral works, his best-known work is his setting of the Te Deum, a large piece for chorus, string orchestra, harp, and organ. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Advent
1,5092Advent: Advent (Text: Paul Nilsson)
3483Psalmus CXX
3164Domaredansen
2485Advents och julsånger, Op. 33 (Excerpts): No. 1, Advent
2306Advent, Op. 33/1
1257Advents och julsånger, Op. 33 (Excerpts): No. 6, Guds Son är fødd
1198Advent (Text: Paul Nilsson)
1099Det brinner en stjärna
10810Paul Nilsson)
108En klassisk Jul- Christmas music, Jussi Björling

Swedish Christmas Songs
En klassisk julsamling
Olsson, Otto - Swedish Romantic Organ Music, vol 8
A Spotless Rose: Nordic Christmas
Olsson: Requiem
Cantate Domino
Otto Olsson: Te Deum (Recorded 1964)

Poulenc: Flute Sonata / Olsson: Romance / Faure: Fantaisie
Strålande jul
Musik i Domkyrkan Goteborg
Julens sånger och hymner