- Per Johansson, Camerata Holmiae, Ulf Nilsson, Kristine Scholz, Bruce Henley, Ulrika Bjorkman, Claude Genetay, Lars Edlund, Arnold Östman, Erik Rodell, Dorothy Dorow, Sten Frykberg, Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Swedish Radio Chorus, female section, Bengt Forsberg, Norrköpings Symfoniorkester, Antonio Nicolini, Lars Almgren, Martin Krafft, Nils Grevillius, Sven-Erik Bäck, Esther Bodin-Karpe, Kjell-Inge Stevensson, Miklós Maros, Eva Maros, Hans Bergman, Maros Ensemble, Gosta Ringstrom, Alf Andersen, Stig Westerberg, Carl-Johan Nordin, Giovanni Jaconelli, Ilona Maros, Royal Swedish Chamber Orchestra, Semmy Stahlhammer, Margot Rödin, Kjell Baekkelund, Harry Sparnaay, Johan Ahnberg, Mats Persson, Ingemar Liljefors, Arne Domnérus, Lilian Carlsson, Swedish Broadcasting Corporation Light Orchestra, Lars-Gunnar Bodin, Mats Liljefors, Erland von Koch, Stockholm Chamber Choir, Natanael Berg, Jorgen Johansson, Eric Ericson, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of Stockholm, Howard Sprout
- Basler Sinfonie Orchester, Stuttgart Solistinnen Der Schola Cantorum, Dorothy Dorow, Hans Riediker, Philip Langridge
- Ulf Bergstrom, Martin Bergstrand, Doron Salomon, Euterpe Chamber Orchestra, Dorothy Dorow, Maros Ensemble, Stockholm Percussion Ensemble, Georg Alexander Albrecht, Christian Lindberg, Rascher Saxophone Quartet, Gavleborg Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonia Hungarica, André Chini
Dorothy Dorow
Biography
Dorothy Dorow (born 1930) is an English soprano who is most readily associated with contemporary literature. Dorow made her debut in London in 1958, and from 1977 she has been based in the Netherlands. She has sung world premieres of works by such composers as Ligeti, Hans Werner Henze, Dallapiccola, Bussotti and Nono. She is also noted for her fine performances of the vocal works of Stravinsky.