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Wilhelm Stenhammar Wilhelm Stenhammar WilhelmStenhammar(1871–1927)tillhörde storanamnen i svenskmusikhis- toria – i dag mest känd som tonsättare,under sin korta livstidlika respekterad sompianist och dirigent.Det hör till sakenatt Stenhammar var verksamnär det modernamusiklivetformades,och de främstanamnen under denna epok har aldrigförloratsin lyskraft.För Stenhammarsdel illustrerasdet avde kom- positionersomstadigt behållitsin platssomrepertoarverk,i förstahand hans förstapianokonsert(b-moll),Två sentimentalaromanserför violinoch orkester, pianoverketSensommarnätter, solosångersom”Flickankom från sin älsklings möte”samt körsångerna”Sverige”och”I serallietshave”. WilhelmStenhammarskaade sigen gedigenoch framförallt bred mu- sikaliskskolning:pianostudiervid Richard Anderssonsmusikskola,orgelför WilhelmHeintze och AugustLagergren,kontrapunkt för JosephDente, kom- positionför Emil Sjögrenoch AndreasHallén. Som så många andra svenska musikstuderandevid denna tid, och tidigare,for Stenhammarocksåutom- lands,till Berlinför pianostudier. Redan under studietidenbörjadeStenhammarframträdasom pianist, men ocksåkomponera.Sompianist inleddehan ett samarbetemed violinistenTor Aulinoch dennesstråkkvartett somskullekomma att utvecklakammarmusi- cerandei Sverige.Derasturnéer runt om i landet är legendariska. Stenhammarvar dirigentför körenFilharmoniskasällskapeti Stockholm 1897–1900.1902 var han med att grunda det som idagbenämns Kungliga Filharmonikernai Stockholm.Han dirigeradei perioderocksåvid Kungl. Teaternoch var åren 1907–22konstnärligledareför dåvarandeGöteborgs orkesterförening.WilhelmStenhammarkomponeradeparallelltmed sin verk- samhetsom pianist och dirigent. Periodvistog dock de sistnämndaengage- mangen över,men som fulltecknadmusikeroch dirigentbehövdehan å andra sidan inte komponerapå beställningsåsomera avhans tonsättarkolleger tvingadestill. WilhelmStenhammarblevinvaldsom ledamotnr 501 i Kungl. Musikaliska akademienden 29 november1900. © GunnarTernhag Om utgåvan LevandeMusikarvsemenderadeutgåvorär redaktionelltgenomseddaoch korrigeradeutgåvoravtidigaretryck med kommentarerrörande rättelser och ändringar infördai form avfotnoter. Förlaganär utgivenavNordisk Musikvorlag/HenningHennings, Copenha- gen & JuliusHainauer, Breslau. På omslagetstår: ”Til Tor Aulin / Sonate/ for / Violinog Pianoforte/ af / Wilh. Stenhammar”. Kompositionsår:1899–1900. Wilhelm Stenhammar WilhelmStenhammar(1871–1927)isamong the greatnamesin Swedish musichistory– nowmostlyrememberedas a composer,but equallyrespec- ted as a pianist and conductorduring his short life.Part of this is due to the fact that Stenhammar wasactiveduring the formationof modern musical life,and the foremostnamesof this period haveneverlost their radiance.For Stenhammar’spart, this is illustratedby the compositionsthat haveconsis- tentlykept their placesas repertoirepieces,on the rst hand his rst piano concerto(B at minor),Tvåsentimentalaromanser(‘TwoSentimentalRoman- ces’)for violinand orchestra,the piano pieceSensommarnätter(‘LateSummer Nights’),solosongssuch as ‘Flickankom ifrån sin älsklingsmöte’(‘e Girl Came from MeetingHer Lover’and the choralsongs‘Sverige’(‘Sweden’)and ‘Iserallietshave’(‘Inthe SeraglioGarden’). He acquireda musicaleducationthat wasboth sound and extensive:piano studiesat Richard Andersson’sSchoolof Music,organ for WilhelmHeintze and AugustLagergren,counterpointfor JosephDente, compositionfor Emil Sjögrenand AndreasHallén. Likeso many other Swedishmusicstudentsat the time, and earlier,he alsotravelledabroad,to Berlin,to study piano. Stenhammarstarted performingas a pianist during his studies,and also began composing.Asa pianist, he began collaboratingwith the violinistTor Aulinand his string quartet, whichwouldcometo developchambermusicin Sweden.eir tours around the country are legendary. He wasa conductorfor the StockholmPhilharmonicSocietychoir from 1897 to 1900. In 1902, he wasamong the foundersof what is now known as the RoyalStockholmPhilharmonicOrchestrain Stockholm.He alsoconduc- ted at the RoyalOpera and wasartistic directorof what wasthen the Gothen- burg OrchestraAssociationfrom1907 to 1922. In tandem with his careeras a pianist and conductor,Stenhammarwasa composer.However,the former activitieswouldperiodicallyeclipsehis other work,but as a fully-edged musi- cian and conductor,he wasnot forcedto composeon commission,as many of his colleagueswere. On November29, 1900 Wilhelm Stenhammarwaselectedto the Royal Academyof Musicas memberno. 501. © GunnarTernhag Trans.Martin omson About the edition LevandeMusikarv’s(SwedishMusicalHeritage’s)emendatededitionsare editoriallyrevisedand correctedversionsof previouslyprinted material,with commentson the correctionsand amendmentsinsertedas footnotes. Originallypublishedby Nordisk Musikvorlag/HenningHennings, Copenha- gen & JuliusHainauer, Breslau. Texton the front page:”Til Tor Aulin / Sonate/ for / Violinog Pianoforte/ af / Wilh. Stenhammar”. Yearof composition:1899–1900..
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