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Vols. 1104-1105

ALBUM OF

SCANDINAVIAN PIANO MUSIC

FORTY-ONE PIECES

SELECTED. EDITED AND FINGERED BY

LOUIS OESTERLEWITH BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

IN TWO VOLUMES

1 104. Vol. I, Twenty-Five Pieces

1 105. Vol. II, Sixteen Pieces

NEW YORK : G. SCHIRMERBOSTON : THE BOSTON MUSIC CO.

Copyright, 1902, by G. Schirmer[.Ml, 17U^, ( 1 vj. OLnicvivir.lv

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SCANDINAVIAN PIANO ALBUMBIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

BACKER-GRONDAHL, AGATHE, composer and pianist, was born at Ilolmestrand, Norway, DecemberI, 1847; studied successively under Lindemann and Kjerulf, Kullak, von BUlow, and Liszt; and in

1875 married the singing-teacher, O. A. Griindahl, of Christiania. She has published op. II, 6 Etudesde concert; op. 15, 3 Morceaux; op. 19, 4 Sketches; op. 20, Piano Suite in five movements; andnumerous other pieces for piano, and songs.

BECHGAARD, JULIUS, a Danish composer, born at Copenhagen, December 19, 1843, studied witli

Gade and in the Leipzig Conservatory, and settled in his native town. His works Include two operas,Frode and Frau Inge, both given at Prague in 1894; an orchestral concert-overture, songs and partsongs, and piano-pieces.

ENNA, AUGUST, a well-known opera-composer, was born of poor parents at Nakskov, Denmark,May 13, i860. Chiefly self-taught, he rose step by step through sheer native ability, and won theAncker scholarship in 1888 with a symphony; enabled thus to study for a year in Germany, he com-posed an opera, The Witch, which was warmly received at Copenhagen in 1893. Since then he hasbrought out several other dramatic works, and has published many minor pieces, among them severalfor piano.

GRIEG, EDVARD HAGERUP, foremost of living Scandinavian composers, and a fine pianist, wasborn at Bergen, Norway, June 15, 1843. After a four-year course (1868-72) in the Leipzig Conserva-tory, he became a pupil of Gade, but instead of following in his footsteps, began a crusade (withR. Nordraak) "against the effeminate Mendelssohn-Gade Scandinavianism," founding the present" Northern School " of composition, strongly imbued with Scandinavian tonality. His shorter piano-pieces are among the most charming of their kind; many of his songs are equally popular. He haspublished over seventy compositions, comprising many ambitious works for orchestra, chorus andorchestra, etc. When not on tour, Bergen has been his home since 1880; latterly he has conductedthe Philharmonic concerts at Christiania.

KJERULF, HALFDAN, born September 17, 1818; died at Christiania, August II, 1868. He renouncedthe study of theology for music, and settled in Christiania as a music-teacher. His songs obtainedgreat vogue through Jenny Lind, Nilsson, and Sontag; he also published much beautiful piano-musicof a strongly Scandinavian cast. His compatriots honored his memory by the erection of a monumentat Christiania in 1874.

NEUPERT, EDMUND, the son of a German music-teacher, was born at Christiania, April I, 1842, anddied in New York, June 22, 1888. A pupil of, and later a teacher at, Kullak's Berlin Conservatory,he became piano-instructor at the Copenhagen Conservatory, and succeeded N. Rubinstein as first

teacher of piano at the Moscow Conservatory in 1881. Two years later he settled in New York as a

piano-teacher, and speedily won an enviable reputation. A noteworthy pianist, he published excellent

instructive pieces and fine 6tudes, besides smaller works,

NORDRAAK, RIKARD, born at Christiania, June 12, 1842, was a pupil of Kiel and Kullak at Berlin,

and, on his return to Copenhagen, became the bosom-friend of the youthful Grieg. His music to

Bjrirnson's " Maria Stuart in Scotland," and "Sigurd Slembe," awakened great hopes for his future

as a composer, which were cut short by his premature decease at Berlin on March 20, 1866.

OLSEN, OLE, a Norwegian composer, was born at Hammerfest, July 5, 1850, and settled in Christiania.

He has written numerous works for orchestra and for piano, generally in ultra-modern style; somepiano-compositions are favorably known outside of Norway.

SCHYTTE [pronounce shiit'-lc], LUDVIG THEODOR, concert-pianist, composer and teacher, wasborn at Aarhus, Jutland, Denmark, April 28, 1850. A pupil successively, of Ree, Neupert, Gebauer,Gade, Taubert, and Liszt, he settled in Vienna. He is a thoroughly modern and very prolific com-poser, chiefly for piano, and his works have attained wide popularity. He has published over onehundred numbers.

SINDING, CHRISTIAN, born at Kongberg, Norway, January 11, 1856, studied with Reinecke in the

Leipzig Conservatory; finished at Dresden, Munich, and Berlin, and settled in Christiania as an

organist and teacher. Gifted writer of orchestral and chamber-music, including piano-quintets and-quartets, a piano-concerto, etc. His minor pieces are very popular.

SJOGREN, (JOHAN GUSTAV) EMIL, was born at Stockholm, June 15, 1853; studied in the conserva-

tory there, and thereafter with Kiel and Haupt at Berlin. Since 1890 he has been organist at the

Johankirke, Stockholm. His published works for piano comprise some thirty opera, and belong to

the modern Scandinavian school.

WINDING, AUGUST (HENDR1K), since 1891 director of the Copenhagen Conservatory, was born at

Taaro, on the island of Laaland, March 24, 1S35. A pupil of Reinecke, Gade, Ree, Holm, and

Dreyschock, he was called by the last-named " the most excellent of my scholars till now." He is n

refined pianist, and a prolific and highly-esteemed composer of piano-pieces, some forty in all.

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CONTENTS

VOL. !

ANDERSSON, R., Op. 14, No. 5

Back, Knut, Op. 7, No. 14Backer-Grondahl, A., Op. 36, No. 3

Op. 45, No. 3BIRKEDAL-BARFOD, L., from Op. 7ENNA, A.

Grieg, E., Op. 17, No. 5

Op. 17, No. 18

Op. 66, No. 15Kjerulf, H.Langgaard, S.

Lasson, B.

Lasson, PerNeupert, E.

OLSEN, OLE

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PHILIPPSON, M., Op. 13, No. 5

SCHYTTE, L., Op. 12, No. 3

Op. 18, No. 1

Op. 35, No. 1

SlNDING, O, Op. 24, No. 4

VOL. II

AULIN, T., Op. 5, No. 2

Back, Knut, Op. 7, No. 7Backer-Grondahl, A., Op. 15, No. 1

Bechgaard, J.

Elling, O, Op. 50, No. 2

ENNA, A., Op. 4, No. 1

Op. 4, No. 3

Grieg, E., Op. 66, No. 18

Kjerulf, H.Nordraak, R.SCHYTTE, L., Op. 34, No. 7SlNDING, C., Op. 44, No. 5

Sjogren, E.

Winding, a., Op. 18, No. 1

Op. 34, No. 2

WINGE, P.

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