- Year of composition: 1901 (referring to the version for mixed choir a cappella)
- Work category: Male choir a cappella
- Text author: [After B. E. Malmström; probably referring to Bernhard Elis Malmström (1816-1865)]
- First performed: April 1901 in the auditorium of the Royal Swedish Academy of Music, Stockholm (referring to the version for mixed choir a cappella)
- Arrangement/revision: There also exists a version for voice and piano in B-flat major)
- Duration: Approx. 1-5 min
Solo voices/choir
T.T.B.B.
Examples of printed editions
Manskören. En samling Körer och Kvartetter för Mansröster enligt uppdrag af Förbundsstyrelsen för Sveriges K. F. U. M. samlade och utgifna af Hugo Lindqvist Kantor i Maria Kyrka, Sånganförare i K. F. U. M. i Stockholm [A collection of choral pieces and quartets for men's voices on the mandate of the board of the Swedish Y.M.C.A., collected and published by Hugo Lindqvist, cantor at Maria Church, Song leader at the Y.M.C.A. in Stockholm], Fifth edition, Abr. Lundquists Musikförlag, Abr. L. 3531
Description of work
Med värme [With warmth] E major 4/4 (C)
Work comment
The setting for mixed choir a cappella was one of the award-winning ten songs (5th place) at the Folksångstävlingen [Folks song competition] 1901. (See separate post for that version.)
Wilhelm Peterson-Berger reviewed the competition under the title of "Vad vi sluppit sjunga" ['What we did not have to sing'].
Libretto/text
1. Du ärorika fosterland,
där fädrens kummel stå
du höga fjällbekrönta strand,
den trogna böljor slå
2. Om ock jag for på södervåg
till fager drufvostrand,
Till dig stod dock tillbaka min håg,
till dig, mitt fosterland