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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)

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    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.

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

    Biography. Best known for his emotionally charged score for the Swedish art house horror hit Let the Right One In, the epic music for the Electronic Arts Battlefield 1 and Battlefield 5 video games, the adventure Kon-Tiki and numerous soundtracks for the films of Danish auteur Susanne Bier ( In a Better World, After the Wedding, Things We Lost ...

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    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. 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).

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

    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.”