All the solo parts indicated with "solo" should be performed solo also when\ the piece is performed by a choir.

Cecilie Ore’s *Dead Pope on Trial*! tells the absurd – but true! – story of Formosus, a 9th century pope who was accused of crimes and had his claim to the papacy challenged after his death. His body was exhumed and dressed in formal garb to be put on trial, in a process that became increasingly grotesque – “But how do you punish a corpse?”. The vocal ensemble suggests a gossiping mob trying to wrap their heads around the bizarre events unfolding around them. Siri Landgrenbb:T481,A madrigal comedy for vocal ensemble of choir\ \ Instrumentation: sop, mez, alt, ten, bar, bass\ or\ ch\[S.S.A.A.T.B.B.\]\ \ All the solo parts indicated with "solo" should be performed solo also when\ the piece is performed by a choir.

Cecilie Ore’s *Dead Pope on Trial*! tells the absurd – but true! – story of Formosus, a 9th century pope who was accused of crimes and had his claim to the papacy challenged after his death. His body was exhumed and dressed in formal garb to be put on trial, in a process that became increasingly grotesque – “But how do you punish a corpse?”. The vocal ensemble suggests a gossiping mob trying to wrap their heads around the bizarre events unfolding around them. Siri Landgrenbc:T6c7,Cecilie Ore (b. 1954) studied piano at the Norwegian Academy of Music and in Paris (1974–81), followed by composition at the Institute of Sonology in Utrecht and with Ton de Leeuw at the Sweelinck Conservatory in Amsterdam (1981–86). In the 1980s, she gained international recognition for works such as *Calliope* (1984), *Helices* (1985), and *Porphyre* (1986). Her electro-acoustic work *Etapper* (1988) earned both 1st and 2nd prizes at the International Rostrum for Electro-Acoustic Music, and *Porphyre* was awarded “Work of the Year” by the Norwegian Composers’ Association. Ore's exploration of time as a musical concept led to two major tetralogies: *Codex Temporis* (1989–92) and *Tempura Mutantur* (1997–99), followed by the “cloud” cycle, including *Cirrus* (2002) and *Cirrostratus* (2004). In the 2000s, she shifted focus to vocal and text-based works, premiering *A – a shadow opera* (2001) and *Schwirren* (2003), and later creating politically engaged pieces addressing themes like capital punishment and freedom of speech. Her opera *Adam & Eve – a Divine Comedy* premiered at the Bergen International Festival in 2015. The same year, she received the Lindeman Prize. Other notable works include the satirical *Vatican Trilogy* (2016–18), and the *H2O Trilogy* for string quartet (2018–2020), for which she received both the Edvard Prize (2019) and the Music Publishers Prize (2023). Ore continues to explore the interplay between text and instrumentation in recent works such as *Katsu!* (2021), *Hototogisu!* (2022), and *Lex Naturae* (2023). She was a visiting professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music from 2020 to 2023. [Source](https://komponist.no/medlemskap/medlemmer?id=12630)bd:T6c7,Cecilie Ore (b. 1954) studied piano at the Norwegian Academy of Music and in Paris (1974–81), followed by composition at the Institute of Sonology in Utrecht and with Ton de Leeuw at the Sweelinc

Works

Britta Byström

Avsked från vildgässen, version 1

Britta Byström

Farewell Variations

Britta Byström

Letter in April

Britta Byström

Baum in der Stadt

Britta Byström

A Room Of One's Own

Britta Byström

Weed

Britta Byström

A Walk to Brahms

Britta Byström

Delusions

Britta Byström

A Walk After Dark

Britta Byström

By the Window

Britta Byström

Diagonal Musik

Bára Gísladóttir

Hringla

Bára Gísladóttir

ÓS

Bára Gísladóttir

COR

Bára Gísladóttir

Devotchka watch her garbles

Bára Gísladóttir

GROWL POWER

Bára Gísladóttir

ORF (en líka axir og önnur pyntingatæki)

Bára Gísladóttir

Animals of your pasture

Bára Gísladóttir

VAPE

Bára Gísladóttir

VÍDDIR

Bára Gísladóttir

Rage against the reply guy

Camilla Söderberg

Born to Loneliness

Carin Bartosch Edström

Redan morgon!

Carin Malmlöf-Forssling

En liten vattenfågel: visa

Carin Malmlöf-Forssling

Aum

Carolina Wilhelmina Wahlström

Vid Fyris

Carolina Wilhelmina Wahlström

Gångtrall och polska

Catharina Backman

Till Hilda

Catharina Palmér

Sounds of Transparence

Cecilia Damström

At Teasdale's

Cecilia Damström

Celestial Beings

Cecilia Damström

Helene – Nuances from the Life of Helene Schjerfbeck

Cecilia Damström

Aino

Cecilia Ore

Calliope

Cecilia Ore

Dead Pope on Trial!

Charlotte Piene

Turn back to that point where (you think) you where that day

Dorcas Norre

Profiler : 8 små pianostycken

Edith Sohlström

Elegia

Eisabet Jónsdóttir

Farfuglarnir

Elfrida Andrée