Mikael Nils Littwold

Swedish musician, songwriter, music producer and music educator, born March 14, 1965 in Enköping. He is called Micke Littwold. After Westerlundska gymnasiet in Enköping, he studied to become a music teacher and vocal pedagogue at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm 1986–1991. Littwold has subsequently worked as a musician, songwriter and music producer, including the well known artists, which with Roger Pontare and Marie Bergman won the Melodifestivalen in 1994, and "Tårar från himlen" with Frank Ådahl in the Melodifestivalen in 1996. He has written songs for and produced Swedish artists such as Viktoria Tolstoy, Idolerna (Svenne Hedlund, Lennart Grahn, Tommy Blom and Lalla Hansson), Peter Stormare, Jimmy Jansson, Daniel Lindström, Kalle Moraeus and Charlotte Perrelli. As a musician, he has played with, for example, Mats Ronander, Lasse Lindbom, Mikael Rickfors and Anne-Lie Rydé. Since 1991, he has simultaneously been a preschool teacher and developer of the aesthetic program, and since 2014 program manager for the areas of sports, health and leadership, at Tibble gymnasium in Täby. There he has also been conductor and music director for the musical education and about twenty musical productions at Tibble theatre, including Rent, Chess, Legally Blonde and Jesus Christ Superstar. 2002–2009 he also taught methodology and singing at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm. In autumn 2018, he was the conductor for the Swedish original production of the musical Broarna i Madison County at the Maximteatern. In 2000, he was awarded "Song of the Year on the Svensktoppen" for "Här kommer kärleken" with Idolerna.