Morten Ryelund Sørensen
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Morten Ryelund (b. July 6, 1970) is a Danish Violinist and conductor.
He made his debut as a conductor in 1994 with the Copenhagen's Youth Symphony Orchestra and has since been the conductor of many orchestras - both amateur and professional. He is mainly working with young musicians. For example conducting the orchestra of Orkesterefterskolen in the danish city of Holstebro. Among his other work is conducting The Tolkien Ensemble and playing the violin in that ensemble also.
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| Caspar Reiff | Peter Hall | Signe Asmussen | Öyvind Ougaard | Katja Nielsen | Morten Ryelund Sørensen |
| Guest Soloists: Malene Nordtorp | Ole Jegindø Norup | Mads Thiemann | Morten Ernst Lassen | Ulrik Cold | Kurt Ravn | Povl Dissing | Tom McEwan | Christopher Lee | Jørgen Ditlevsen | Nick Keir |
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| Albums: An Evening in Rivendell | A Night in Rivendell | At Dawn in Rivendell | Leaving Rivendell |
| Compilation: Complete Songs & Poems |
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| J. R. R. Tolkien | Middle-earth | The Lord of the Rings |
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