Bo Linde (1933-1970) was one of his time's most gifted Swedish composers and composed very advanced music already in his teens. Due to his expressive preferences he became more or less a musical outcast since the strongly politicised Swedish music life in the 1950s demanded avantgardistic music which under no circumstances should be satisfying to the listener's ear! Many of his works were neglected, until now, when some of Sweden's foremost chamber musicians, Ylva Larsdotter (violin), Torun Sæter Stavseng (cello), and Peter Friis Johansson (piano) have made the world-premiere recordings of Linde's Piano Trio no.1 and Six Character Pieces for piano. Furthermore, the Divertimento, op.25, is for the first time presented in a version for violin, cello and piano. Don't miss out on these astonishing finds!