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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Johan_SöderqvistJohan Söderqvist - Wikipedia

    Johan Söderqvist (born 11 February 1966) is a Swedish film score composer. He has twice been nominated for the European Film Award for Best Composer for his film scores.

  2. www.johansoderqvist.comJohan Söderqvist – Music for Film, Television and Video Games

    Johan Söderqvist – Music for Film, Television and Video Games. Projects. News. Biography | Filmography | Accolades. Links. Contact. MenuMenu. RONJA THE ROBBER’S DAUGHER (2024) Director: Lisa James Larsson (Netflix/Viaplay)

  3. www.imdb.com › name › nm0845542Johan Söderqvist - IMDb

    Johan Söderqvist was born on 11 February 1966 in Stockholm, Sweden. He is a composer, known for Let the Right One In (2008), Kon-Tiki (2012) and Department Q: The Keeper of Lost Causes (2013).

  4. johansoderqvist.com › new › biographyBiography | Filmography | Accolades – Johan Söderqvist

    Born in 1966 in Täby outside of Stockholm, Johan attended the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, studying composition and arranging. A versatile musician who was a keyboard player in various jazz and folk music groups, Johan toured extensively around the world before turning to film composition.

  5. www.youtube.com › channel › UCQ2yZBTDSxzo7nfWcismRegJohan Söderqvist - Topic - YouTube

    Johan Söderqvist is a Swedish film score composer. He has twice been nominated for the European Film Award for Best Composer for his film scores.

  6. sv.wikipedia.org › wiki › Johan_SöderqvistJohan Söderqvist – Wikipedia

    Ulf Johan Söderqvist, född 11 februari 1966 i Täby, är en svensk kompositör och klaviaturspelare. [5] Söderqvist har som klaviaturspelare varit medlem i ett flertal jazz- och folkmusikgrupper med konserter världen över, däribland folkmusikgruppen Enteli.

  7. onthescore.com › johan-soderqvist-spins-his-first-superheroJohan Söderqvist spins his first superhero Hollywood score with...

    Feb 19, 2024 · Söderqvist embodied anguish of outcast youth in “King of Devil’s Island,” the fateful historical decisions made in “The King’s Choice” and “Before It Ends” as well as the chilling Nordic noir that lies under “The Bridge.”