Choralerna Explained

Choralerna
Genre:	Christian

Choralerna, was a gospel-choir from Göteborg, Sweden active from 1968-1981. They were conducted by Jan-Olof "Jum-Jum" Johansson 1968-1969 and then by Lars Brandström^sv 1969-1981. Choralerna was one of Sweden's first and most well known gospel-choirs.

They increased their international following by playing at Spree '73^[1] and performing Living Water at Eurofest '75 as one of the main attractions.^[2]

Discography

• 1969 Gospel Soul (EP) (Signatur^sv)
• 1969 Over My head (Signatur)
• 1970 Get back, Satan (single) (Signatur)
• 1971 Step Out (Signatur)
• 1972 Choralerna Live (Signatur)
• 1973 Power (Signatur)
• 1974 Let's Celebrate (Key Records)
• 1975 Living Water (Choralerna production)
• 1976 Let There Be Light (Myrrh UK)
• 1976 Varde ljus (Signatur)
• 1978 Danniebelle Live in Sweden (Sparrow) (with Danniebelle Hall)^[3]
• 1979 Vingar som bär (Signatur)

External links

• Choralerna's History

Notes and References

1. Book: Lewry, Peter . I've been everywhere: a Johnny Cash chronicle . 102 . 2001 . Helter Skelter . 9781900924221 .
2. Book: Thomas, William. An Assessment of Mass Meetings as a Method of Evangelism: Case Study of Eurofest '75 and the Billy Graham Crusade in Brussels . 3 . 1977 . . 9789062031900 .
3. Book: McNeil, W. K. . Encyclopedia Of American Gospel Music . 170 . 2005 . . 9780415941792 .