Dan Bornemark

About

Swedish musician, composer and music producer of primarily music for children, born April 22, 1965 in Limhamn parish in Malmö.

Bornemark grew up in Malmö as the son of the musician Valter Bornemark and the children's songwriter Gullan Bornemark. Like his three siblings, he already participated as a child in the family's making music in various contexts and has also been active as a musician as an adult. He has arranged and together with his mother made new, modernized arrangements and orchestral recordings of her songs on both CDs and concerts. He has also, partly with his wife Annika Bornemark, written and released a number of records with his own songs and gives regular concerts around Sweden. He is interested in music for children from a very young age and upwards, among other things under the name Trams. Not infrequently he has collaborated with smaller orchestras and symphony orchestras, such as the Malmö Symphony Orchestra. He lives in Höganäs.

Several records have been nominated for Grammys: Fruktsallad (1996), TRAMS (2008) and Lilla Trams (2011). Together with his mother, he has also published the songbook Tuttifrutti, with the songs from the collection Fruktsallad.

Dan Bornemark was married to the singer Ulrika Gudmundsson (born 1970) in 1993–1996 and is now remarried to Annika Flodner (born 1969). Dan's daughters Hjördis and Signe also participate in recordings with their father and grandmother.

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