Kurt Magnus Atterberg (1887–1974) was a Swedish composer and conductor, primarily associated with the classical genre. He is best known for his symphonic works and contributions to orchestral music, blending Romantic influences with Swedish folk elements. Atterberg's notable compositions include his seven symphonies, particularly Symphony No. 7, and the "Violin Concerto," which showcases his lyrical style and intricate orchestration. In addition to his symphonic output, Atterberg composed operas, chamber music, and choral works, with "Bergakungen" (The Mountain King) being one of his prominent operas. His music is characterized by rich harmonies and melodic lines that reflect the landscapes of Sweden, reinforcing a sense of national identity in his works. Atterberg's impact on music lies in his ability to incorporate Swedish folk traditions into the broader context of early 20th-century orchestral music, making him a significant figure in the Swedish musical landscape. His works gained recognition during his lifetime and have experienced a revival in interest in contemporary performances, contributing to the appreciation of Scandinavian classical music.