Bo Linde, born Anders Bo Leif Linde on January 1, 1933, in Gävle, Sweden, was a prolific composer whose neoclassical style echoed the works of other notable 20th-century composers. Active during the 1950s and 1960s, Linde's musical period was characterized by modern classical compositions, including chamber music, vocal music, and keyboard pieces. His deep appreciation for poetry is evident in his many songs, while his orchestral works feature concertos for violin and cello, as well as a Pezzo concertante for bass. Linde's musical journey began in Stockholm and continued in Vienna, where he honed his craft. Despite his untimely death on October 2, 1970, at the age of 37, Linde's contributions to the classical music world remain a testament to his enduring talent.