Carl-Olof Anderberg (1927–2011) was a Swedish composer, conductor, and music educator known primarily for his contributions to classical music and choral works. His genre encompassed a variety of classical forms, including symphonic and chamber music, with a particular focus on choral compositions that reflect Swedish folk traditions. Anderberg studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm and went on to influence the Swedish music scene through his teaching and compositions. Notable works include "Missa Brevis" and various arrangements of traditional Swedish folk songs, which highlight his ability to blend contemporary classical techniques with folkloric elements. His impact on music lies not only in his compositions but also in his role as a conductor and educator, fostering a new generation of musicians in Sweden. Through his work, Anderberg contributed to the preservation and evolution of Swedish choral music, ensuring that traditional elements were integrated into modern contexts. His legacy continues to be felt in the choral community, where his pieces are frequently performed and celebrated.