Dia Psalma
Dia Psalma was a Swedish vocal ensemble that formed in Uppsala in 1970 under conductor Anders Öhrwall. They were known for their precise harmonies and focus...
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Dia Psalma was a Swedish vocal ensemble that formed in Uppsala in 1970 under conductor Anders Öhrwall. They were known for their precise harmonies and focus on sacred choral music, working primarily with Swedish hymns and early European repertoire.
Their first album, "Ack Högaste Himmel" from 1973, established their approach with its title track becoming one of their better-known pieces. They followed with albums like "Laudate Dominum" in 1976, which leaned into Renaissance and Gregorian material, and "Spirit of Life" in 1982.
Other songs in their catalog include "Bärsärkarmarsch," "Den Som Spar," "Det Döende Barnet," and "Aktivera Mig." The group was made up of female singers who developed their sound through extensive rehearsal and vocal training.
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