Martin Romberg
Norwegian composer
Martin Romberg (born 3 January 1978) is a Norwegian neo-romantic contemporary composer. He is one of the most active orchestral composers of his generation in Scandinavia. He is mostly known for his fantasy literature and inspired orchestral and choral works, notably treating themes and texts by J.R.R Tolkien, H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard, as well as pre-Christian, archaic and Celtic-Christian textual material.
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Works
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- Aradia
- Aradia: Diana and Endymion
- Aradia: Incantation of the Wine
- Aradia: Introduction
- Aradia: Laverna
- Aradia: The Charm of the Stones
- Aradia: The Invocation of Love
- Aradia: The Sabbath
- Eärendil, the Mariner
- Homériade
- Homériade: Homère
- Homériade: Ithaque
- Homériade: Ulysse
- Rúnatal
- Streghe
- Streghe: Aplu
- Streghe: Attilio
- Streghe: Bella Marta
- Streghe: Lo spirito dello scaldino
- Streghe: Pano
- Streghe: Pomo
- Streghe: Ra