Mårten Jansson

Mårten Jansson, born in 1965 in Uppsala, Sweden, is a renowned composer celebrated for his deeply moving and highly melodic choral works. His compositions, which he terms "sacral," are performed worldwide and reflect his personal faith and appreciation for timeless texts that have been set to music for centuries. Jansson's music is not about being original but about creating a genuine and heartfelt connection with the listener. His notable works include the "Requiem Novum," which offers a unique perspective on grief and loss, and the "Missa Popularis," known for its evocative and comforting tones. Jansson's compositions are a testament to his deep musical knowledge and his ability to convey profound emotions through his music. A graduate of the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, Jansson is an elected member of the Föreningen svenska tonsättare, the Society of Swedish Composers, and his works are sought after by choirs and ensembles globally.