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left out Lindblad of the programme. The new efforts were both appreciated for the artistic up-lift as well as criticized for dropping (too much of) the nationalistic songs and what was perceived as typical student singing. The concept of an elite choir, as first conceived by von Sydow, was realized and tours were made in the years of 1878, 1882, and 1885. The elite choir, known as Lilla Kören (the Small Choir) would from now on be the face outwards for the choir, doing concerts and touring, while the larger, less skilled, choir would do rehearsals and social activities. At its fifty years anniversary at October 21, 1881, the choir inaugurated the premise in
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In 1933, Josef Hedar became the choir's conductor after Emil Gagner. Giving more room to sacral music and introducing his own compositions, he renewed the repertoire. Traces of both of these elements can be found in today's appearances by the choir. In 1947, a US tour was made with forty singers, but
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years. Borg was followed by a few short appearances of various conductors before C. G. von Sydow made his first appearance in 1856. He would come to lead LSS until 1875 with the exception of one year, and an attempt was made to put together an elite choir as a subset of the whole choir, to go to the
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The starting date of LSS most often used is November 20, 1831. This was the first time a male quartet appeared at a concert in Lund, although there had been more or less loosely organized exercises for a couple of years. In 1833, the name LSS is referred for the first time, although at this point in
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In 1876, however, younger singers managed to force into the position of conductor and leader the 24-year-old Henrik Möller. By singing less and practicing more, as the motto went, Möller gave the choir a new repertoire with artistic works such as cantates and works with orchestra, although he never
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in 1847. During the autumn of 1846 (due to Lindblad being on tour with the quartet), the leadership of the choir had been assumed by Wilhelm Borg. Although not an exceptional talent like Lindblad, Borg is regarded as instrumental in the history of the choir simply for keeping it alive in the coming
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From the beginning, Sven Lovén was the conductor of the choir with Otto Lindblad as his right hand, and it seems as if Lindblad gained the role as the choir's leader from 1835. The early repertoire consisted mainly of German songs mixed with a few contributions of Lindblad. Over the years, he would
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who made several changes to the organization and the programme of the choir. Using admission tests for new members and raising the tempo of the rehearsals, and thus the skill needed to be able to participate, the level of the main choir was significantly raised. At the same time Lilla Kören, which
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During this time, the choir consisted of about 60 singers, with many of them also teaming up in various quartets. One of these was Lundakvartetten (the Lund Quartet) which consisted of Lindblad and three other singers. In 1846, this quartet embarked on the first tour made by a choir or quartet in
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Bohlin also introduced some of the annually returning concerts which still appear, such as Otto Lindblads dag (Otto Lindblad's day), to celebrate the founder, and the Lussikal which is performed early December and has a more common appeal to it than the artistic music performed otherwise.
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The choir is known for its three larger annual concert productions, one during autumn, one during Christmas season and one during spring. Smaller local concerts are held occasionally, while regionally, the choir frequently cooperates with symphonic orchestras, such as those of nearby
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and lasted from just after midsummer to early October. The money that had been raised was handed over to Akademiska Föreningen but since the amount was considered too small, Lindblad and his friends were accused of having had unnecessary expenses and were never thanked.
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who led the choir through 1999, before Mats Paulson, who conducted the choir until his position expired with the ending of 2007. Mats had earlier announced that he would not continue as conductor, and during the spring 2008 the choir was conducted by
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had previously been doing all the concerts and touring, was effectively turned into nothing but a society for singers who had been with the choir for a couple of years (they would still have to pass the admission tests to Lilla Kören).
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the controversies on who was to join and who should be left home made large parts of the choir so upset that LSS had pretty much disintegrated by the time the touring choir returned home. Hedar left the choir in 1948.
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old house in the centre of Lund. The acquisition was made possible by an earlier donation and the society now has its own house after 129 years in their old home,
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appeared and revived the tours abroad and during the twenty years of his leadership, the choir regained its former level and status. Melander was supplanted by
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in the summer 2010, where they won the male voice choir section and gold medals in that section and the contemporary music section, and praised concerts at
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time it is an abbreviation of Lilla Sångsällskapet (The Small Song Society). Five years later, the constitution of Lunds Studentsångförening appeared.
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Angered by the accusations (the quartet had made the tour on their own initiative and without any funding), Lindblad left Lund for
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during the autumn 2010. In the Winter of 2011 the choir took part of opera barytone Peter Mattei's Music festival in Luleå.
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every 1 May, which is broadcast on national TV, with viewer numbers ranging from approximately 300,000 to 1,000,000.
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Lunds studentsångförening in television concert at the steps to the University Building in Lund May 1, 2012.
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although there is no requirement of studying at the university to be able to join the choir.
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became the conductor of the choir. After only three years, however, he was supplanted by
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The choir was awarded Best Male Choir at the 6th World Choir Games 2010 in
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Sweden, the purpose being to raise money to the building of a new home for
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Following Möller in 1885, a long string of leaders came and went until
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During autumn 2010 the choir seized the opportunity to acquire the
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in Lund. The journey was made on foot and reached as far as
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History recollection at the official site (in Swedish)
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Otto Lindblad
Folke Bohlin
Mats Paulson
Michael Bojesen
Swedish
choir
Sweden
Lund University
Malmö
Helsingborg
Lund University Main Building
Akademiska Föreningen (the Academic Society)
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Mellby
1867 World Fair in Paris
Akademiska Föreningen
Alfred Berg
Saint Louis World's Fair
Axel Melander
Folke Bohlin
Bengt Hall
Janåke Larsson
Fredrik Malmberg
Tomas Caplin
flakfortet
Öresund
World Choir Games

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