Edvard Fliflet Braein (1936–2022) was a prominent Norwegian composer and conductor known for his contributions to contemporary classical music. His genre primarily encompasses orchestral and chamber music, with an emphasis on integrating Norwegian folk elements into modern compositions. Notable works include "Memento," a piece for chamber orchestra, and "Folk Tunes for Orchestra," which showcases his ability to blend traditional melodies with innovative orchestration. Braein also composed music for film and theater, further expanding his artistic reach. He was a significant figure in promoting Norwegian music on both national and international stages, serving as the conductor for various orchestras and ensembles, including the Norwegian Radio Orchestra. Braein was also a dedicated educator, influencing a new generation of composers through his teaching at institutions like the Norwegian Academy of Music. His impact on music is evident in his efforts to bridge the gap between folk traditions and contemporary practices, ensuring that Norwegian musical heritage remains relevant in the modern era. Braein's legacy lies in his ability to enrich the classical music landscape with unique cultural perspectives and innovative soundscapes.