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Jussi Björling's Public Performances Jussi Björlings kända sångframträdanden 1915-1960 1915 151212 Örebro, Trefaldighetskyrkan / Trinity Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling & Davids vuxna elever / David´s adult pupils. Ester Björling, piano. 1916 160722 Domnarvet [Borlänge], Mellstadalen. Stor idrottsbasar, arrangerad av Domnarvets Idrottsförening / Grand Sports Bazaar, arranged by Domnarvet Sports Club. Med / with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Fritz Richter, piano. 160723 Domnarvet [Borlänge], Mellstadalen. Stor idrottsbasar, arrangerad av Domnarvets Idrottsförening / Grand Sports Bazaar, arranged by Domnarvet Sports Club. Med / with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Fritz Richter, piano. 160729 Borlänge, Stureparken / Sture Park. Stor Bellmans-Fest / Large Bellman Festival. Med / with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 160730-1 Borlänge, Stureparken / Sture Park. Stor Bellmans-Fest / Large Bellman Festival. Med / with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 160730-2 Borlänge, Stureparken / Sture Park. Stor Bellmans-Fest / Large Bellman Festival. Med / with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 160819 Falun, Stadsparken / Town Park. Sommarfest, till förmån för Falu Scoutkår och Dalarnes Landstormsmän / Summer Festival, benefit for the scouts in Falun and the Veteran Reserve in Dalarna. Med / with Olle & Gösta Björling. 160820-1 Falun, Stadsparken / Town Park. Sommarfest, till förmån för Falu Scoutkår och Dalarnes Landstormsmän / Summer Festival, benefit for the scouts in Falun and the Veteran Reserve in Dalarna. Med / with Olle & Gösta Björling. 160820-2 Falun, Stadsparken / Town Park. Sommarfest, till förmån för Falu Scoutkår och Dalarnes Landstormsmän / Summer Festival, benefit for the scouts in Falun and the Veteran Reserve in Dalarna. Med / with Olle & Gösta Björling. 160826 Falun, Stadsparken / Town Park. Sommarfest, till förmån för Falu Scoutkår och Dalarnes Landstormsmän / Summer Festival, benefit for the scouts in Falun and the Veteran Reserve in Dalarna. Med / with Olle & Gösta Björling. 160827-1 Falun, Stadsparken / Town Park. Sommarfest, till förmån för Falu Scoutkår och Dalarnes Landstormsmän / Summer Festival, benefit for the scouts in Falun and the Veteran Reserve in Dalarna. Med / with Olle & Gösta Björling. 160827-2 Falun, Stadsparken / Town Park. Sommarfest, till förmån för Falu Scoutkår och Dalarnes Landstormsmän / Summer Festival, benefit for the scouts in Falun and the Veteran Reserve in Dalarna. Med / with Olle & Gösta Björling. [Enligt tidningarna sjöng “Björlings Dalarna. Med / with Olle & Gösta Björling. tre trallande pojkar” alla fyra dagarna på Sommarfesten i Falun. David Björling sjöng dock som solist den 19 och 20 augusti, då han ersatte Thure Turéo, som var annonserad för alla dagar men bara sjöng den 26 och 27 augusti. / According to the newspapers, ”Björling’s Three Warbling Boys” sang all four days at this Summer Festival in Falun. David Björling sang on Aug. 19 and 20, but appeared separately on the program, substituting for Thure Turéo, who was advertised for all days but sang only on Aug. 26 and 27.] 160917-1 Ludvika, Folkets Hus. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Kurt Söderström, piano. 160917-2 Smedjebacken, Folkets Hus. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Kurt Söderström, piano. 161007 Halvarsgårdarna [Borlänge], Lutherska missionshuset / Lutheran Mission Hall. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161008-1 Grängesberg [Ludvika], Folkets Hus. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Valter Andersson, piano. 161008-2 Domnarvet [Borlänge], Föreningshuset / Club House. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Elsa Karlsson, piano. 161014 Kvarnsveden [Borlänge], Folkets Hus. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Elsa Karlsson, piano. 161015-1 Säter, Föreningshuset (Godtemplarhuset) / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Elsa Karlsson, piano. 161015-2 Hedemora, Sveasalen / Svea Hall. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Elsa Karlsson, piano. 161022-1 Gustafs [Säter], Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Elsa Karlsson, piano. 161022-2 Fornby [Borlänge], Folkhögskolan / Folk high-school. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Elsa Karlsson, piano. 161028 Borlänge, Evangelisk-lutherska missionshuset / Evangelical Lutheran Mission Hall. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Elsa Karlsson, piano. 161029-1 Amsberg [Borlänge], Kapellet / Chapel. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Elsa Karlsson, piano. 161029-2 Torsång [Borlänge], Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Elsa Karlsson, piano. 161105-1 Idkerberget [Borlänge], Skolsalen / School Auditorium. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161105-2 Sörbo [Borlänge], Templarlokalen / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161112-1 Söderbärke [Smedjebacken], Godtemplarlokalen (i Nor) / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Betty Annell, piano. 161112-2 Ulfshyttan [Säter], Skolsalen / School Auditorium. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Betty Annell, piano. 161117 Avesta, Godtemplarsalen / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161118 Krylbo [Avesta], Betania. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161119-1 Västanfors [Fagersta], Sveasalen / Svea Hall. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161119-2 Fagersta, Metodistkyrkan / Methodist Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161123 Tjärna [Borlänge], Godtemplarhuset / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161125 Blötberget [Ludvika], Folkets Hus. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161126-1 Ludvika, Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161126-2 Nyhammar [Ludvika], Ordenshuset / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161202 Rävvåla [Ludvika], Folkets Hus. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161203-1 Grangärde [Ludvika], Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161203-2 Sunnansjö [Ludvika], Skolsalen / School Auditorium. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161209 Alsbäck [Borlänge], Godtemplarhuset / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161210 Rommehed [Borlänge], Godtemplarhuset / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161217 Hönsarvet [Borlänge], Folkskolans högtidssal / Elementary School Auditorium. Konsert, till förmån för pastor Otto Bollings julutdelning till de fattiga / Recital, benefit for Rev. Otto Bolling’s Christmas distribution to the poor. Med / with David, Olle & Gösta Björling & [sjuåriga / 7-year-old] Lillan Annell. Betty Annell, piano. 161226-1 Ål [Leksand], Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161226-2 Gagnef, Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 161231 Rättvik, Missionskyrkan / Mission Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 1917 170101-1 Orsa, Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Erik Gustaf Lindeberg, orgel / organ. 170101-2 Mora, Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Svensson, piano eller orgel / piano or organ. 170107 Leksand, Missionskyrkan / Mission Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Anders Bond, piano. 170121-1 Nås [Vansbro], Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Joh. Thunstedt, orgel / organ. 170121-2 Dala-Floda [Gagnef], Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Joh. Thunstedt, orgel / organ. 170304 Domnarvet [Borlänge], Föreningshuset / Club House. Konsert, till förmån för Första majblommekommitténs i Borlänge verksamhet / Recital, benefit for the May-Day Flower Committee in Borlänge. Med / with David, Olle & Gösta Björling & tre andra sångare / three other singers. Betty Annell, piano. 170311-1 Hosjö [Falun], Kapellet / Chapel. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 170311-2 Falun, Salemkyrkan / Salem Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Betty Annell, piano. 170318 Hosjö [Falun], Ordenshuset / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 170325 Hofors, Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 170401-1 Morgårdshammar [Smedjebacken], Ordenshuset / House of Good Templars. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. Brodin, piano. 170401-2 Smedjebacken, Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 170408-1 Älvdalen, Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 170408-2 Mora, Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 170409 Orsa, Kyrkan / Church. Konsert med / joint recital with David, Olle & Gösta Björling. 170429 Stora Tuna
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