Leif Segerstam's extensive body of work reflects his own extravagant, larger-than-life personality. He composed a large number of pieces in virtually every medium, many conceived as large-scale cycles, such as the series of "Orchestral Diary Sheets," or the pieces entitles "Monumental Thoughts." A potent force on the Finnish modern music scene Segerstam wrote hundreds of symphonies before passing away in October 2024.
Epitaph No. 6.VI...
Flowerbouquette No. 43E
Impressions of Nordic Nature No. 4
Nostalgic Thoughts from Nostalgic Thoughts in KAAMOStime
Symphony No. 18 in one thought "Unelma - A Dream"
Symphony No. 21 (September: Visions at Korpijärvi)
Symphony No. 23 (Afterthoughts Questioning Questionings)
Symphony No. 81 “After Eighty…” (2002)
Symphony No. 162 “Doubling the Number for Bergen!” (2006)
Symphony No. 181 “Names itself when played... = (raising the number with 100 for Bergen)” (2007)
Leif Segerstam 80 Years
(Digital Album)
Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra
Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra
ODE 1470-2
Released 05/2024
Earquake
The Loudest Classical Music of All Time
Various composers
Re-issue, originally released in 1997
Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra
Leif Segerstam
ODE 1210-2
Released 02/2017
Leif Segerstam
Symphonies Nos. 81, 162 & 181
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra
(without conductor)
ODE 1172-2
Released 11/2010