Composer · 1911 - 1980
Gustaf Allan Pettersson
- Marie Åstrom, Daniel Hansson, Ensemble Syd, Anna Greelius, Musica Vitae, Conny Thimander, Jakob Höström, Kristina Hellgren
Live Albums
Compilations
- Axel Flyckt, Ivar Hellman, Martin Andreason, Tage Brostrom, Henri Marteau, Nora Duesberg-Baranowski, Studio Pianist, Martha Ohlson, Clemens Schmahlstich, Olof Stranberg, Studio Orchestra, Gustaf Allan Pettersson, Walfred Andersen, Hakan von Eichwald, Hjalmar Meissner, Ake-Gosta Bratt, Stig Hansson, Alice Benko-Karlander, William Lind, Otto Kyndel, Folke Englund, Ernst Kallberg, Olof Wibergh, Harry Fritz-Crone, Inger Fritz-Crone, Jussi Björling, Stockholm Royal Opera Orchestra, Nils Grevillius, Stig Rybrant, Fritz Ahlberg, Goran Olsson-Follinger, Sten Frykberg, Lottie Andreason, Oscar Nissen-Salomon, Gosta Bjork, Allan Olsson, Sven Karpe, Johnny Schonning, Sven Kjellstron, Oluf Nielsen, Stig Westerberg, Wiatcheslaw Witkowski, Einar Groth, Endre Wolf, Mario Galli, Antoinette Wolf, Gustav Grondahl, Members of the Stockholm Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Francesco Asti, Berl Bortschinsky, Ernst Tornquist, Julius Ruthstrom, Wasili Baranowski, Tore Wiberg, Herbert Nissen, Gerhard Lundquist, William Damme, Tobias Wilhelmi, Lars Zetterquist, Olof Andersson, Anita von Hillern-Dunbar, Alex Runnquist, Natanael Broman, Charles Widen, Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Erik Stroemblad, Ebba Nissen, Helmer Eriksson, Sune Waldimir, Kurt Bendix, Charles Barkel, Carl Edvard Tollvik (Nilsson), Zelma Wall, Centrum Radio Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Busch, Pancho Wladigueroff, Mauritz Andersson, Karl Bornforns, Erland von Koch, Carl von Garaguly, Helge Bonnén, Issay Mitnitzky, Gunnar de Frumerie
Biography
Allan Pettersson was a Swedish composer known for his dark, challenging works. In addition to his 16 symphonies, he also composed chamber music, songs, orchestral pieces, and concertos.