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The following is a list of notable events and compositions of the year1922 in Scandinavian music.

• 24 January – Danish composerCarl Nielsen conducts the first public performance of hisSymphony No. 5, inCopenhagen.^[1]
• 8 July – At Denmark's Third National Choral Festival, Nielsen'sFynsk Foraar (Springtime on Funen), with lyrics by the poetAage Berntsen, is premièred atOdense's Kvæghal, conducted byGeorg Høeberg.^[2]

• Kurt Atterberg – Cello Concerto (final version)^[3]
• Carl Nielsen –Wind Quintet^[4]
• Jean Sibelius –Andante festivo^[5]

• Adolf Wiklund – "En Solvisa"^[6]

• 6 January –Finn Mortensen, Norwegian composer, music critic, and music teacher (died1983).^[7]
• 18 May –Kai Winding, Danish-born jazz musician (died1983)^[8]
• 1 June – BaronPovel Ramel, Swedish musician and entertainer (died2007)^[9]
• 10 June –Edvard Hagerup Bull, Norwegian composer (died2012)^[10]
• 12 June –Leif Thybo, Danish organist and composer (died2001)^[11]
• 30 June –Hanna-Marie Weydahl, Norwegian pianist (died2016)^[12]
• 29 August –Rolf Ericson, Swedish jazztrumpeter and flugelhornist (died1997)^[13]
• 4 October –Stan Hasselgård, Swedish jazz clarinetist (died1948)^[14]
• 27 October –Poul Bundgaard, Danish actor and singer (died1998)^[15]
• 6 November –Lars Edlund, Swedish organist, composer and music teacher (died2013)^[16]

• 22 February –Thorvald Lammers, Norwegian baritone, choral conductor and composer (born1841)^[17]
• 15 March –Ika Peyron, Swedish pianist, organist and composer (born1845)^[18]
• 2 July –Christian Sibelius, Finnish psychiatrist and amateur cellist, brother of the composer Sibelius (born1869; pernicious anaemia)^[19]
• 26 October –Theodora Cormontan, Norwegian pianist, music publisher, and composer (born1840)^[20]
• 1 November –Wilhelm Theodor Söderberg, Swedish composer and music teacher (born1845)^[21]

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