Halvor Haug (Trondheim, 20 February 1952) is a Norwegian composer.^[1]

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• Violin Sonata (1973)
• Tre "Utfall" for guitar (1973/74)
• Symphonic Picture (1976)
• Silence for strings (1977)
• Symphonic Contours (1977)
• Impression for Piano Solo (1980)
• Poema Sonoro (1980)
• Poema Patetico (1980)
• Symphony No. 1 (1981/82)
• Cordiale (1982), symphonic band
• Symphony No. 2 (1984)
• Human Dignity and Peace (1985), symphonic epics
• Exit for band (1985)
• String Quartet No. 1 (1985)
• Never Forget Her (1985), song cycle for mezzo-soprano and orchestra
• Essay for alto trombone and string quartet (1986)
• Furunes sang (Song of the Pines, 1987)
• Insignia (1993)
• Symphony No. 3 'The Inscrutable Life' (1994)
• Piano Trio (1995)
• String Quartet No. 2 (1996)
• Il Preludio dell' Ignoto (2000)
• Symphony No. 4 (2001)
• Symphony No. 5 (2002)