Wed Nov 17 06:37:43 2010 UTClccn-n79-68399Composers--FinlandComposersMusicians--Finland0.610.670.73Jean_Sibeliusn 79068399oca00301246aSibelius, Jean,1865-1957Sibelius, I︠A︡n,1865-1957Sibelius, Johan Julius Christian,1865-1957Sibelius, Jean Julius Christian,1865-1957Sibelius, Jan,1865-1957Sibelius, I︠A︡.(I︠A︡n),1865-1957Sibelius, J.(Jean),1865-1957lccn-no2004-73655Naxos Digital Serviceslccn-n81-15297Karajan, Herbert voncndlccn-n81-18318Berliner Philharmonikerprflccn-n83-191552Järvi, Neemecndlccn-n81-14472London Symphony Orchestraprflccn-n81-35841Göteborgs symfonikerprflccn-no89-21452Burt, Julia A.edtlccn-n82-6568Berglund, Paavo1929-cndlccn-n80-125008Philadelphia Orchestraprflccn-n87-125626Vänskä, Osmo1953-cndSibelius, Jean1865-1957Sibelius, Jean1865-1957100Western art musicOrchestral musicViolin musicConcertos (Violin)Violin and piano music, ArrangedSheet musicSuites (Orchestra)Incidental musicSuites (String orchestra)United StatesSymphonies--ExcerptsNationalism in musicSolo cantatas, Secular (High voice)Musical fictionChoruses, Secular (Mixed voices) with orchestraWorld War (1939-1945)Music appreciationViolin and piano musicCantatas, SecularSymphonies (Sibelius, Jean)Songs (Low voice) with pianoSongs with pianoFictionSuites (Orchestra)--ExcerptsSuites (String orchestra)OverturesString quartets--ScoresNationalismArt appreciationOrchestral music--ScoresMusic--Computer network resourcesSongs (High voice) with pianoSongs (Medium voice) with pianoPiano music, ArrangedString quartetsSongs (High voice) with orchestraSonatas (Piano)Choruses, Secular (Men's voices) with orchestraSuites (Orchestra)--ScoresMusical settingsString orchestra musicMusic--Instruction and studyViolin with orchestraWaltzesIncidental musicBibliographyCriticism, interpretation, etc.Orchestral musicPiano musicIncidental music--ExcerptsBiographyConcertos (Violin)ComposersSymphonies--ScoresFinlandSuites (Orchestra)Symphonic poemsSibelius, Jean,--1865-1957Symphonies186519571877187818871888188918901891189218931894189518971898189919001901190219031904190519061907190819091910191119121913191419151916191719181919192019211922192319241925192619271928192919301931193219331934193519361937193819391940194119421943194419451946194719481949195019511952195319541955195619571958195919601961196219631964196519661967196819691970197119721973197419751976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201059270886105046rcrd784.2184m1001ocn186326472ocn658431211ocn658761835ocn658761835ocn661071981ocn661309345ocn661556039ocn661712525ocn661929987ocn662014293ocn662173271ocn039389892ocn658357454ocn658520498ocn658520498ocn661012351ocn661566801ocn661571939ocn661618913ocn661753858ocn055029828ocn039384303ocn018653171ocn048800855ocn035670995ocn056017562ocn003865695ocn257564381ocn443889802ocn257564580ocn448446513ocn247412055ocn258115147ocn257967584ocn609568524ocn220161394ocn225849237ocn185194506ocn6618284166798156256西贝柳斯19066858453ocn033053727sw000988495:lccn-n79-68399Falsercrd19840.65Sibelius, JeanWestern art music

Recorded from live performances at Beethovenhalle, Bonn, Mar. 7, 1993 (1st work) & City Hall, Glasgow, Jan. 26, 1995 (2nd work).

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Instrumental selection.

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Symphonic poem for soloists, chorus and orchestra, op. 7 (1892).

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Lemminkäinen: Vier Legenden für Orchester, op.22 / En Saga: Sinfonische Dichtung, op.9.

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1st work is from incidental music to a historical pageant.

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Part of the State Theatre collection of cinema scores and parts, mainly used for silent movies, but including musical materials associated with talking pictures ca. 1900-1950, used by the State Theatre and various film distribution companies throughout Australia. Some items include performance annotations.

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When the New York Philharmonic's radio audience was polled in 1935, the most popular composer was Jean Sibelius, whose music held a unique fascination for listeners of the 1930s, '40s and '50s. Having passed through a period of coolness on the part of the musical establishment, in the 1990s Sibelius's music again enjoys widespread critical appreciation, along with greater exposure than ever before in concert programs worldwide. Meanwhile, our knowledge of the man and the sources of his music has expanded and deepened. It is this new awareness that Robert Layton has distilled into this thoroughly revised edition of his groundbreaking biography, Sibelius. More clearly than ever, Sibelius emerges as an artist who drew inspiration from two crucial sources: nature and mythology. He belonged to a generation of composers who could still use music to capture an emotional response to landscape, weather, the natural rhythms of the world. Even more central to his creativity was his involvement with Finnish myth, as codified in the national epic poem, the Kalevala. This haunting world of warriors and enchantments provided Sibelius with the program for a series of memorable symphonic poems, from the poignant Swan of Tuonela to the majestic Tapiola. His artistic development was intertwined with his use of mythology to an extent unparalleled since Wagner. Christened Johan and called Janne by his relatives and friends, Sibelius took the name Jean in imitation of a seagoing uncle who used the French form of his name when abroad. It seems an odd choice for a composer who led the least cosmopolitan of lives. He took an interest in the revolutionary new directions of twentieth-century music, but for himself he pursued the development of a personal voice in the context of the traditional symphonic idiom. And because he remained true to his inner vision, his music remains radiantly alive. Robert Layton's Sibelius is a revealing guide to the life and to the works. Above all, he provides illuminating analyses of the music, both tracing the formal means that Sibelius developed at each new phase of his career, and identifying the events and experiences that left an imprint on this extraordinary musical personality.

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A German symphonic conductor is drafted into the army during World War II and sent to Finland where he meets his idol, the composer Sibelius.

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