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A CN 34 Orkester Tekst 01 1 03/12/04, 15:27 C ARL NIELSEN
C ARL NIELSEN V ÆRKER W ORKS Carl Nielsen Udgaven CN 00034 i A CN 34 orkester tekst 01 1 03/12/04, 15:27 C ARL NIELSEN 1 865-1931 V ÆRKER W ORKS Udgivet af Carl Nielsen Udgaven Det Kongelige Bibliotek Hovedredaktør Niels Krabbe Serie II. Instrumentalmusik. Bind 8 Published by The Carl Nielsen Edition The Royal Library Editor in chief Niels Krabbe Series II. Instrumental Music. Volume 8 Edition Wilhelm Hansen Copenhagen 2004 Carl Nielsen Udgaven CN 00034 ii A CN 34 orkester tekst 01 2 03/12/04, 15:27 C ARL NIELSEN ORKESTERVÆRKER 2 ORCHESTRAL WORKS 2 Udgivet af Edited by Niels Bo Foltmann Peter Hauge Edition Wilhelm Hansen Copenhagen 2004 Carl Nielsen Udgaven CN 00034 iii A CN 34 orkester tekst 01 3 03/12/04, 15:27 Orchestral parts are available Graphic design Kontrapunkt A/S, Copenhagen Music set in SCORE by New Notations, London Text set in Swift Printed by Quickly Tryk A/S, Copenhagen CN 00034 ISBN 87-598-1127-7 ISMN M-66134-113-0 Sponsored by Vera og Carl Johan Michaelsens Legat Distribution Edition Wilhelm Hansen A/S, Bornholmsgade 1, DK-1266 Copenhagen K Translation James Manley © 2004 Carl Nielsen Udgaven, Det Kongelige Bibliotek, København All rights reserved 2004 Carl Nielsen Udgaven CN 00034 iv A CN 34 orkester tekst 01 4 03/12/04, 15:27 INDHOLD C ONTENTS General Preface vii Generelt forord Preface xi Forord Facsimiles xxxiii Faksimiler SAGA DREAM, OPUS 39 1 SAGA-DRØM, OPUS 39 AT THE BIER OF A YOUNG ARTIST 23 VED EN UNG KUNSTNERS BAARE FOR STRING ORCHESTRA FOR STRYGEORKESTER ANDANTE LAMENTOSO ANDANTE LAMENTOSO NEARER MY GOD TO -
A Musical Weekend in Washington a Musical Weekend in Washington WALTER B
Lundgren,: A Musical Weekend in Washington A Musical Weekend in Washington WALTER B. RUDOLPH B. WALTER By Janel E. Lundgren, Editor WALTER B. RUDOLPH B. WALTER MARILYN RUDOLPH MARILYN Members and friends at one of the JBS tables in the Roof Terrace Restaurant, Kennedy Center “It was a wonderful idea to bring JB Society members together for an outstanding performance with the National Symphony Orchestra with such great singers. The dinner at the Kennedy Center was quite enjoyable, met some interesting people and had a good time. “The Jussi Björling Society USA is quite a wonder. Its activities and discoveries and publications preserve our cherished memories of the great Jussi, and I hope it will continue to thrive.” —JBS Member Robert Schreiber November, 2019 embers of the Board of JBS-USA event, and in the end, we arranged for a enjoyed another weekend in block of 25 seats for the Friday, November Washington D.C.. November 15 15th concert performance of Act II, Tristan Mto 17, 2019, devoted to an annual board und Isolde, by the National Symphony meeting, musical events, and friendship. An Orchestra. open invitation was extended to JBS mem- The evening started with dinner reser- bers and friends, board members of Vocal vations for all in the Roof Terrace Restau- Arts DC, and representatives of the Swedish rant of the Kennedy Center. At dinner, it Embassy to join us for a Friday evening was an extra treat to have the opportunity 28 v February 2020 Journal of the Jussi Björling Society – USA, Inc. www.jussibjorlingsociety.org Published by BYU ScholarsArchive, 2020 1 Journal of the Jussi Björling Societies of the USA & UK, Vol. -
Carl Nielsen, C
JOHN STORGÅRDS CONDUCTS NIELSEN COMPLETE SYMPHONIES BBC PHILHARMONIC Carl Nielsen, c. 1925 Carl Nielsen,c. © Scanpix / Lebrecht Music & Arts Photo Library Carl Nielsen (1865 – 1931) COMPACT DISC ONE Symphony No. 1, Op. 7, FS 16 (1891 – 92)* 33:20 in G minor • in g-Moll • en sol mineur 1 I Allegro orgoglioso – Poco meno mosso – Molto tranquillo – Assai più vivo del Tempo I – Tempo I – A tempo, ma un poco sostenuto – Molto tranquillo – Allegro molto – Stretto 9:35 2 II Andante – Tranquillo 6:28 3 III Allegro comodo – Risoluto – Andante sostenuto – Tempo I (Allegro) – Andante sostenuto – Molto tranquillo – Allegro assai 8:00 4 IV Finale. Allegro con fuoco – Poco tranquillo – Più vivo – Tempo I – Poco tranquillo – Allegro molto 9:01 3 Symphony No. 2, Op. 16, FS 29 ‘The Four Temperaments’ (1901 – 02)* 33:09 (De fire Temperamenter) 5 I Allegro collerico – A tempo ma tranquillo – Poco moto – Tempo I – Brioso – A tempo ma molto tranquillo – Poco più (stretto) 9:47 6 II Allegro comodo e flemmatico 4:12 7 III Andante malincolico – Poco largamente – Tempo I – Un pochettino più mosso – Tempo I 11:56 8 IV Allegro sanguineo – Adagio molto – Tempo I – Marziale 6:58 TT 66:44 COMPACT DISC TWO Symphony No. 3, Op. 27, FS 60 ‘Sinfonia espansiva’ (1910 – 11)*† 37:57 1 I Allegro espansivo – Molto tranquillo – Un pochettino meno – Tempo I – Tranquillo – Tranquillo 12:31 2 II Andante pastorale – A tempo, tranquillo – Un poco di più animato – Tempo I, ma molto tranquillo – Adagio – Tranquillo 9:05 3 III Allegretto un poco – [ ] – Tempo I – Tranquillo 6:31 4 IV Finale. -
Nielsen's 'Saul and David' As Tragedy
NIELSEN’S SAUL AND DAVID AS TRAGEDY: The Dialectics of Fate and Freedom in Drama and Music By Anne-Marie Reynolds In previous studies of Nielsen’s opera Saul and David, Einar Christiansen’s libretto has been compared to the biblical story, and the similarities and differences duly noted.1 Recently, Patrick McCreless made the tantalizing suggestion that, beyond the biblical narrative, Saul and David might constructively be viewed as a tragedy.2 Indeed, writ- ers have long identifi ed King Saul as ‘the most tragic character in the Old Testament records.’3 I decided to pick up the gauntlet, and in this essay, shall demonstrate that viewing Saul and David as a tragedy illuminates not only Christiansen’s take on Saul’s demise, but also Nielsen’s methods of underscoring it musically. Tragedy I began by researching the biblical story4 and compiling the following list of six basic criteria for tragedy, loosely based on Aristotle’s defi nition and stages of tragedy, as 1 These include Jürgen Balzer, ‘The Dramatic Music,’ in Jürgen Balzer (ed.), Carl Nielsen Centenary Essays, Copenhagen 1965, 75-102; Noel Clegg, The Writing of Carl Nielsen’s Saul og David, 2 vols., Leeds: University of Leeds Master’s thesis, 1989); Karen Bernard, The Operas of Carl Nielsen: Saul og David (1992) and Mas- karade (1906), College Park: University of Maryland Ph.D. dissertation, 2001; Preface to Saul og David in Niels Bo Foltmann, Peter Hauge and Niels Krabbe (eds.), Carl Nielsen Works I/4, Copenhagen 2002, vii-xxx; and Pat McCreless, ‘Strange Bedfellows: The Hebrew Bible and Wagner, in Saul og David,’ in Carl Nielsen Studies 4 (2009), 107-144. -
Yhtenäistetty Carl Nielsen
Suomen musiikkikirjastoyhdistyksen julkaisusarja 166 Yhtenäistetty Carl Nielsen Teosten yhtenäistettyjen nimekkeiden ohjeluettelo Heikki Poroila Suomen musiikkikirjastoyhdistys Helsinki 2013 Julkaisija Suomen musiikkikirjastoyhdistys Toimitustyö ja ulkoasu Heikki Poroila Verkkoversio 1.0 © Heikki Poroila 2013 01.4 POROILA , HEIKKI Yhtenäistetty Carl Nielsen : Teosten yhtenäistettyjen nimekkeiden oh- jeluettelo / Heikki Poroila. – Verkkoversio 1.0. – Helsinki : Suomen musiikkikirjastoyhdistys, 2013. – 39 s. - (Suomen musiikkikirjastoyh- distyksen julkaisusarja, ISSN 0784-0322 ; 166). – ISBN 978-952- 5363-65-4 (PDF) ISBN 978-952-5363-65-4 Lukijalle CARL NIELSEN (9.6.1865 – 3.10.1931) on tanskalaisille suunnilleen samassa asemassa kuin Jean Si- belius suomalaisille. Meillä Nielsenin tuotannosta tunnetaan kuitenkin vain kuusi sinfoniaa, muu- tama orkesteriteos ( Helios -alkusoitto, Pan og Syrinx sekä huilu- ja klarinettikonsertot) ja ehkä oop- perat Saul og David ja Maskarade . Nielsenin laaja vokaalituotanto, kantaatit ja lukuisat näyttämö- musiikkiteokset ovat Tanskan ulkopuolella huonosti tunnettuja. Kirjaston luetteloijille tarkoitetun ohjeluettelon tarve ei ole ollut erityisen suuri, mutta koska Niel- senin tuotantoon liittyy erinäisiä kielellisiä erityiskysymyksiä ja eräiden sinfonioiden erisnimisyys on synnyttänyt epätietoisuutta, lienee tällekin luettelolle jonkinlainen tarve. Olen pitänyt teosauktoriteettina suhteellisen vanhaa Dan Fogin teosluetteloa*, jonka FS-numerointi on vakiintunut yleiseen käyttöön satunnaisten opusnumeroiden -
Carl Nielsen the Masterworks Volume 1 – Orchestral Music
carl NielseN The masTerworks Volume 1 – orchestral music DaNish NatioNal symphoNy orchestra Michael Schønwandt / thoMaS dauSgaard CD 1 carl NielseN Symphony no. 3, op. 27 “Sinfonia espansiva” (1910-11) 37:11 1 I Allegro espansivo �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������11:41 The masTerworks 2 II Andante pastorale** 9:33 Volume 1 – orchestral music 3 III Allegretto un poco ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������6:21 4 IV Finale: Allegro �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������9:28 ** Inger Dam-Jensen, soprano; Poul Elming , tenor DaNish NatioNal symphoNy orchestra Michael Schønwandt / thoMaS dauSgaard * Symphony no. 2, op. 16 “The Four Temperaments” (1901-02) �����������������������������33:44 5 I Allegro collerico ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������10:07 6 II Allegro comodo e flemmatico 4:39 7 III Andante malincolico �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������11:20 -
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LANGE-MU LLER, Perrn Ennsnnus (t8so-tgz6) Fro m D en VAR E N GAN G, Op. zs (withetnHansen, copenhasen) 43'27 (Or,rce upoN attme) fexts: HolgerDrachmonn E Nr.t. Forspil(Pretude) 3'79 E Nr.3.Zigeunermusik (cypsy Music) zr) E Nr.6.Serenade tenorsolo,choir ) L5 E Nr.7. Aria Pastorale soprano solo, choir 3',38 E Nr.a. Jagermusik (Hunting Music) 7'48 El tttr.9.Jagersang (Hunting Song) boritone solo, choir 3'75 E Nr.to. Markedsmusik(Market Music) 4'00 E Nr.rr. Menuet(Minuet) 3'00 E Nr.tz. Vals(wattz) zzo @ Nr.t3. Sigojnerdans(Gypsy Dance) 2'07 E Nr.t6. Krigsmandensvise (The Soldier's SonS baritone soto 7'59 E Nr.ts. Skumringsmusik(Twitight Music) 4'27 E Nr.zo. Kokkenmusik (Kitchen Music) 2'07 E Nr.24.Midsommervise (Midsummer Son$ tenorsolo, choir 3'29 From RENAf SSANCE, Op. 59 Text: HotgerDrachmonn (NodiskMusikranos,copenhosen)9'16 E Overture.A llegro risoluto, me non troppopresto 3'54 E Serenadercnorsolo.choir 5'18 FromSANGE vro Hnvet, op.54 1,**-,,0 5'77 (Soncs ev rHe SEe)Texts: Holger Drochmann E Snarter de tyseNatters Tid forbi baritonesolo 2'26 (Soonthe time of the white nights is past)Allegretto @ Og da ieg sejleddit Husforbi boritonesoto 2'46 (AndAs I SaitedPast Your House) Moderoto sostenuto tr Stloe VED NAT HIN KOLDEbaritonesolo @-*uipn 7'57 (Lnre oH A NTGHT50 CoLD)Text: Flemish fotk-song tronslated byThor Lange Op.64, Book lll No.8. Allegrocon molto tnoto wontopnTMIERE REcoRDtNG FromVtf trucgBLOD(VtKtNG BLooo), Op.5o rext; Einarchristiansen 8'01 E Overture.A llegro risoluto woRLDIREMIERE RECIRDING 5'24 E SokongenssangtilHavet (TheSongoftheSea King) baritonesolo 2'33 Moderato TT:69'01 ARLeoncSvtupnonv ORcH esrnR MosnEArznnoru conductor SusntnEEumnnr soprano MtcHAELKRlstEttsEN tenor JoneuRrurEn boritone ConoMtsro, chorus-master: 50nEt BtncH BIS-CD-1216 Lange-Mül 5/24/05 2:59 PM Page 4 A Glowing Halo in the Twilight things. -
Carl Nielsen Sung by the Danish National Choirs
Carl NielseN sung by the Danish National Choirs conducted by Michael Schønwandt, Phillip Faber & Susanne Wendt Serenade (Gerne vi lytter, når strængene bringer) Carl NielseN (Serenade: ’Gladly we listen when music may carry’), CNW 349 (1907) 3:05 for mixed choir sung by the Danish National Choirs Jeg bærer med smil min byrde (I take with a smile my burden), CNW 212 (1924) �������������������������1:39 version for mixed choir Danish National Vocal Ensemble - Danish National Concert Choir - Kom, Gudsengel, stille død (Come, God’s angel, silent Death), CNW 350 (1907) 3:26 Michael Schønwandt, conductor for choir ATB From To skolesange (Two School Songs) (1929) Danish National Girls Choir - Nu er for stakket tid forbi (It’s over for a short respite), CNW 344 ������������������������������������������������������ 1:38 Phillip Faber, conductor for mixed choir Danish National Junior Choir & Det bødes der for i lange år (You suffer throughout an age of pain), CNW 357 (1887) 2:48 Danish National Children’s Choir & for male choir Susanne Wendt, conductor Aftenstemning (Alt skoven sig fordunkler) (Evening: The woods are dimly listening), CNW 359 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������2:23 for male choir Påskeliljen (Påskeblomst! en dråbe stærk) (The Daffodil: ‘Easter bloom! A potent drink’), CNW 361 (1910) �����������������������������������������������������������������2:47 Der er et yndigt land (A fair and lovely land), CNW 351 (1924) -
Flute: Late Style in Carl Nielsen’S Works for Flute
THE “ARCADIAN” FLUTE: LATE STYLE IN CARL NIELSEN’S WORKS FOR FLUTE A thesis submitted to the Division of Research and Advanced Studies of the University of Cincinnati in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS in the Performance Studies Division of the College-Conservatory of Music 2004 by Beth E. Chandler B.M., Baylor University, 1993 M.M., New England Conservatory, 1996 Committee Chair: bruce d. mcclung, Ph.D. ABSTRACT Revered as Denmark’s most celebrated musical figure and regarded as one of the finest, albeit under recognized composers, Carl Nielsen (1865–1931) holds a place as one of the most individual and creative artists of his time. Straddling the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and with consideration to the dramatically changing musical climate of that time, Nielsen’s vast output is stylistically complex. His music spans an array of styles, with elements of Romanticism in his early works, to an outright rejection of these same principles and an adoption of extensive progressivism in later works, all the while maintaining features of neoclassicism. There are six known works by Carl Nielsen that include flute in a solo or chamber role. These works date from his late, mature compositional period and include a short piece for solo flute from the incidental music to Aladdin, Op. 34 (1918–19); three pieces from the incidental music to Moderen (The mother), Op. 41 (1920): “Taagen letter” (The fog is lifting) for flute and piano or harp, “Børnene spiller” (The children are playing) for solo flute, and “Tro og håb spiller” (Faith and hope are playing) for flute and viola; the Wind Quintet, Op. -
C a R L N I E L S E N S T U D I
CARL NIELSEN STUDIES V O L U M E V I • 2 0 2 0 CARL NIELSEN STUDIES V O L U M E V I • 2 0 2 0 Edited by Michelle Assay, David Fanning (editor-in-chief), Daniel Grimley, Niels Krabbe (consultant), and Christopher Tarrant Copenhagen 2020 The Royal Library Honorary board John Bergsagel, prof.emer., Copenhagen Jean Christensen, prof., University of Louisville, Kentucky Ludwig Finscher, prof.emer., Wolfenbüttel Jim Samson, prof., Royal Holloway, London Arnold Whittall, prof.emer., King’s College, London Editorial board Michelle Assay David Fanning (editor-in-chief) Daniel Grimley Niels Krabbe (consultant) Christopher Tarrant Translation or linguistic amendment of texts by Eskildsen, Røllum-Larsen, and Caron has been carried out by David Fanning, Marie-Louise Zervides, and Michelle Assay. Graphic design Kontrapunkt A/S, Copenhagen Layout and formatting Hans Mathiasen Text set in Swift ISSN 1603-3663 Sponsored by The Carl Nielsen and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen Foundation © 2020 The authors and Carl Nielsen Studies, The Royal Library All rights reserved 2020 Permission for the use of quotations from the Carl Nielsen Edition has been kindly given by The Royal Library. N I E L S E N ’ S SAUL AND DAVID A N D ITALIAN OPERA 1 By Paolo Muntoni The popular image of Carl Nielsen is more strongly associated with his symphonies and songs than with the theatre, even though he wrote two operas that are among the finest Danish examples of their kind. If Maskarade has always been regarded as a success, and has recently begun to attract international reappraisal, Saul and David by contrast has remained in the shadow of its younger sister. -
Carl Nielsen, Ebbe Hamerik and the First Symphony1
CARL NIELSEN, EBBE HAMERIK AND THE FIRST SYMPHONY1 By Niels Krabbe In Torben Meyer and Frede Schandorf Petersen’s 1948 biography of Nielsen2 there is a story about Nielsen’s First Symphony which has been reproduced in later literature on the composer – a story which, despite its originator’s central position in the Nielsen tradition, should nevertheless be taken with a pinch of salt, as the following article will seek to show. Meyer markets the episode as one of what he calls the ‘little anecdotes’ circu- lating about the symphony. The story goes that a conductor (unnamed) was once due to conduct the work. The composer and his son-in-law Emil Telmányi were present at one of the final rehearsals and noticed that the conductor had made a number of sig- nificant alterations in the phrasing, which angered Telmányi to the extent that he wanted to intervene. However, the more cool-headed composer held himself back, saying ‘Let him do it – it’s not so important’. Nevertheless, according to the anecdote, the following day Nielsen arranged that he himself should conduct the symphony a fortnight later, in order to show how it should really go. According to Meyer, ‘Nielsen conducted it perhaps better than he had ever done before or ever would do again. He wanted to show what he really had in mind with the symphony.’ Who the conductor was who presumed to take liberties with the work, we are not told. But it is not difficult to find out. The conductor’s name, the date of the con- cert and therefore also Meyer’s source for the episode may be found -
Winter 2015/2016
N N December 2015 January/February 2016 Volume 44, No. 2 Winter Orgy® Period N 95.3 FM Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition; Reiner, Chicago WHRB Program Guide Symphony Orchestra (RCA) Bach: Violin Concerto No. 1 in a, S. 1041; Schröder, Hogwood, Winter Orgy® Period, December, 2015 Academy of Ancient Music (Oiseau-Lyre) Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue; Katchen, Kertesz, London with highlights for January and February, 2016 Symphony Orchestra (London) Chopin: Waltzes, Op. 64; Alexeev (Seraphim) Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade, Op. 35; Staryk, Beecham, Wednesday, December 2 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (EMI) Strauss, J., Jr.: On the Beautiful Blue Danube, Op. 314; Karajan, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (DG) 6:45 pm HARVARD MEN’S BASKETBALL Tchaikovsky: Ouverture solennelle, 1812, Op. 49; Bernstein, Harvard at Northeastern. Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (DG) 6:45 pm HARVARD MEN’S HOCKEY Harvard at Union. Thursday, December 3 10:00 pm BRIAN CHIPPENDALE (cont.) 10:00 pm BRIAN CHIPPENDALE Hailing from Providence, Rhode Island, drummer Brian Saturday, December 5 Chippendale has been churning out an endless wall of noise since the late 90s. Using a hand-painted and well-beaten drum 5:00 am PERDIDO EN EL SIGLO: A MANU CHAO kit, homemade masks equipped with contact mics, and an ORGY (cont.) array of effect and synthesizer pedals, his sound is powerful, 9:00 am HILLBILLY AT HARVARD relentless, and intensely unique. Best known for his work with 12:45 pm PRELUDE TO THE MET (time approximate) Brian Gibson as one half of noise-rock duo Lightning Bolt, 1:00 pm METROPOLITAN OPERA Chippendale also works with Matt Brinkman as Mindflayer and Puccini: La Bohème; Barbara Frittoli, Ana Maria solo as Black Pus.