Sten Broman (1921-2018) was a notable Swedish composer, conductor, and music educator, primarily recognized for his contributions to classical music. He was particularly influential in the promotion of contemporary music in Sweden during the 20th century. Broman studied at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm and later became a prominent figure in Swedish cultural life. His genre mainly encompassed classical music, with a focus on orchestral and chamber works. Notable compositions include "Concerto for Orchestra" and various pieces for string quartet, which showcase his innovative approach to harmony and instrumentation. Broman was also known for his adaptation of traditional Swedish folk music within a classical framework. Beyond his compositional work, Broman’s impact on music extended through his role as a conductor, where he led numerous orchestras in Sweden and abroad. He was instrumental in founding the Swedish Radio Choir and had a significant influence on music education, mentoring many young musicians and composers. Sten Broman's legacy is marked by his dedication to both the classical tradition and the exploration of new musical languages, making him a vital figure in modern Swedish music history.