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En Saga: Symphonic Poem For Orchestra Op. 9 (1903) by Jean Sibelius, 2010-05-22 Kung Kristian Ii: Skådespel I Fem Akter (Swedish Edition) by Adolf Paul, Jean Sibelius, 2010-02-12 Sibeliuksen Hameenlinna =: Sibelius och hans Tavastehus = Sibelius and his home town (Finnish Edition) by Y. S Koskimies, 1990 Sibelius - Volume 1 (v. 1) by Erik Tawaststjerna, 1976-03-31 Finlandia, Valse Triste and Other Works for Solo Piano by Jean Sibelius, 2010-01-14 Beethoven, Sibelius, and the "Profound Logic": Studies in Symphonic Analysis by Lionel Pike, 1978-01 Sibelius: Symphony No. 5 (Cambridge Music Handbooks) by James Hepokoski, 1993-04-30 Sibelius (Master Musicians) by Robert Layton, 1978-06 Sibelius, by Cecil Gray, 1934 Finlandia;: The story of Sibelius, by Elliott Arnold, 1941 From Sibelius to Sallinen: Finnish Nationalism and the Music of Finland (Contributions to the Study of Music and Dance) by Lisa De Gorog, 1989-12-06 The Sibelius Companion Sibelius and the Music of Finland by Veikko Helasvuo, 1952 Sibeliuksen Ainola =: Sibelius and Ainola (Finnish Edition) by Erkki Salmenhaara, 1976

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41. 9th International Jean Sibelius Violin Competition - Frontpage
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    Extractions: this.window.name = "rhapsody"; var rhapsodyURL = "http://www.rhapsody.com"; var rhapsodyBID = "300240512"; var staticPath = "http://static.realone.com/rotw/"; var signUpURL = "http://rhapsodytracking.real.com/account/signup"; var shopURL = "http://shop.rhapsody.com"; var upsellURL = "http://www.rhapsody.com/upgradesAndTrialsNoCC.html"; /* */ writePersonalizationAndCustomization( false, true ); By Artist By Keyword By Track By Album By Composer By Videos By Lyrics Search Sign In Help Though Jean Sibelius is rightfully regarded among the most significant composers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for fusing traditional elements of the Romantic era with radical experimentalism, his orchestral works should be labeled first and foremost as Finnish, as his seven symphonies are a veritable soundtrack to Finland's national identity. Born to a Swedish-speaking family in 1865, he studied composition in Germany with Albert Becker, though a significant portion of early pieces show the clear influence of Wagner and Tchaikovsky. Early signs of nationalism can be heard in

43. The My Hero Project - Johan (Jean) Julius Christian Sibelius
    Johan sibelius was at a famous musical academy when he came into possesion of some callingcards formerly belonging to a dead relative named jean sibelius.  
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44. Jean Sibelius - Research And Read Books, Journals, Articles At
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45. Brief Biography Of Jean Sibelius: Finland's Greatest 19th Century Nationalist Co
    The life, musical career and works of Finland s greatest composer jean sibelius, famous for orchestral piece Finlandia and Symphony No.5.  
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    Extractions: GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-7332027313721357", "com_music_top_ATF_468x060"); GA_googleAddAttr("language", "com"); GA_googleAddAttr("section", "music"); GA_googleAddAttr("topic", "ClassicalM"); GA_googleAddAttr("category", "classical-"); GA_googleAddAttr("writer", "520902"); hiring freelance writers today's articles sign in Home ... Classical Composers Brief Biography of Jean Sibelius Tel Asiado Oct 29, 2007 Considered the most distinguished Finnish composer, Jean Sibelius (1865-1957) was comfortably brought up in a musical environment by his mother and grandmother. He was born on December 8, 1865, in H¤meenlinna, Finland, a son of an army doctor. Sibelius showed a great ability in music early on, both as a violinist and composer. He had hopes of becoming a virtuoso violinist. He studied in Helsinki from 1886. Three years later, he went to Berlin to continue his composition studies, then after a year, to Vienna. He acquired a thorough knowledge of Viennese classics through playing in his family's string trio. In 1892 he married Aino Jarnefelt and had five children.

46. Finnish Music Information Centre
    It was not until jean sibelius wrote his Kullervo (1892) that a true The premiere of jean sibelius’s Second Symphony (1902) in Helsinki on March 8,  
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    Extractions: When Finland belonged to Sweden, such concepts as ‘Finland’ and ‘Finnish’ were quite vague and usually free of any patriotic emotional overtones. Finland was felt to be a natural part of Sweden, and few composers or any other cultural figures had any thought for Finland’s nationality. Indeed, Finnish national feeling only began to emerge in a serious sense after Finland had been annexed by Russia. National sentiments were kindled in the early years of autonomy within the movement known as Turku Romanticism. This was a movement born in the Academy, or University, when it was still in Turku; it followed the University to Helsinki in 1828 and found a new life in the meetings of the ‘Saturday Society’ in the new capital.

47. Kansalliskirjasto, Nationalbiblioteket, The National Library Of Finland
    The complete critical edition jean sibelius Works/Werke began its activity in 1996. The project aims to publish sibelius s oeuvre in its entirety.  
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48. Composer : Jean Sibelius At CD Universe
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50. Jean Sibelius
    Translate this page Nació en Hämeenlinna el 8 de diciembre de 1865, su verdadero nombre era jean Julius Christian sibelius. Estudió música en el conservatorio de Helsinki y  
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51. A Critic At Large: Apparition In The Woods: Reporting & Essays: The New Yorker
    The Finnish composer jean sibelius may have asked that question once too often. The crisis point of his career arrived in the late nineteentwenties and the  
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    Extractions: @import "/css/global.css"; @import "/css/article.css"; @import "/css/clear-children.css"; Skip to content Print ... Feeds Sibelius at his country home near Helsinki, in 1949. Photograph by Yousuf Karsh. Ach His Page of Print E-Mail Feeds Letter From Pakistan: Time Bomb by Steve Coll Medical Dispatch: Buying a Cure by Jerome Groopman The Political Scene: The Choice by George Packer Profiles: Lifting the Veil by Calvin Tomkins ... View All Jerry Springer in Hell, a cupcake contender, and more on our new culture blog Dana Goodyear goes to the opera. Sasha Frere-Jones has second thoughts on Feist. Mick Stevens meets his Ahab.

52. Jean Sibelius Classical Music Compositions And Jean Sibelius
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    Extractions: register now! Home Genres Classical Music ... S > Sibelius, Jean Sibelius grew to maturity at a time of fervent Finnish nationalism, as the country broke away from its earlier Swedish and later Russian overlords. Brought up in a Swedish-speaking family, Sibelius acquired a knowledge of Finnish language and traditional literature at school and the early Finnish sagas proved a strong influence on his subsequent work as a composer. After early training in Helsinki and later in Berlin, Sibelius made his career in Finland, where he was awarded a state pension. Although he lived until 1957, he wrote little after 1926, feeling out of sympathy with current trends in music. Stage Works Orchestral Music Sibelius wrote seven symphonies, an additional eighth apparently completed but destroyed. The first two of these enjoy particular popularity. Chamber Music Chamber music by Sibelius includes a string quartet, "Voces intimae", a sonatina for violin and a number of short pieces for violin and piano.

53. Composer Biography - Sibelius, Jean
    jean sibelius The singleness of purpose also has to do with the frequently modal character of sibelius s harmony.  
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    Extractions: SiteSeal("http://www.naxosdirect.com/templates/naxosdirect/images/netsol_logo.gif", "NETSB", "none"); (1865 - 1957) Sibelius grew to maturity at a time of fervent Finnish nationalism, as the country broke away from its earlier Swedish and later Russian overlords. Brought up in a Swedish-speaking family, Sibelius acquired a knowledge of Finnish language and traditional literature at... (more info) Sibelius grew to maturity at a time of fervent Finnish nationalism, as the country broke away from its earlier Swedish and later Russian overlords. Brought up in a Swedish-speaking family, Sibelius acquired a knowledge of Finnish language and traditional literature at school and the early Finnish sagas proved a strong influence on his subsequent work as a composer. After early training in Helsinki and later in Berlin, Sibelius made his career in Finland, where he was awarded a state pension. Although he lived until 1957, he wrote little after 1926, feeling out of sympathy with current trends in music.

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57. Sibelius, Jean Julius Christian - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Sibelius
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    Extractions: encyclopedia Also found in: Encyclopedia Wikipedia 0.06 sec. write_ads(AdsNum, 0) Finnish composer. His works include nationalistic symphonic poems such as En saga (1893) and Finlandia (1900), a violin concerto (1904), and seven symphonies. In 1940 he suddenly ceased composing and spent the rest of his life as a recluse. Restoration of many works to their original state has helped to remove his conservative image and reveal unexpectedly revolutionary features. Kalevala (the Finnish national epic poem) and other Finnish literature for subjects for his works, the first being Kullervo , performed at Helsinki in 1892. Sibelius had a great success with the work, capturing a popular feeling of protest against foreign, particularly Russian, oppression. Further nationalist sentiments were aroused by the tone-poem Finlandia in 1899, which became an unofficial national anthem. An annual grant was voted to Sibelius by the Finnish government in 1897 and increased in 1926, and he was thus able to devote himself entirely to composition without having to fill any official or administrative post.

58. Helsingin Sanomat - International Edition - Culture
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59. Jean Julius Christian Sibelius — Infoplease.com
    sibelius, jean Julius Christian (zhän yOO lyoos kris tyän sib lyoos) key, 1865–1957, Finnish composer. sibelius was a highly personal, romantic composer,  
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60. Great Performances . Educational Resources . Composer Biographies . Jean Sibeliu
    sibelius, jean Johan (Julius Christian). Born Hämeenlinna (Tavastehus), 8 Dec 1865 Died Järvenpää, 20 Sept 1957 Nationality Finnish composer  
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    Extractions: He studied in Helsinki from 1886 with Wegelius, also gaining stimulus there from Busoni, though at the same time he fostered ambitions as a violinist. In 1889 he went to Berlin to continue his composition studies with Becker, then after a year to Vienna under Goldmark and Fuchs. He returned to Helsinki in 1891 and immediately made a mark with his choral symphony "Kullervo," though it took him another decade to establish a wholly consistent style and to emerge from the powerful influence of Tchaikovsky: important stages on the journey were marked by the "Karelia" suite, the set of four tone poems on the legendary hero Lemminkäinen (including "The Swan of Tuonela"), the grandiose "Finlandia" and the first two symphonies. As these titles suggest, he was encouraged by the Finnish nationalist movement (until 1917 Finland was a grand duchy in the Russian empire), by his readings of Finnish mythology (Kullervo and Lemminkäinen are both characters from the "Kalevala," which was to be the source also for subjects of later symphonic poems) and in some degree by the folk music of Karelia. But the most important stimulus would seem to have been purely musical: a drive towards continuous growth achieved by means of steady thematic transformation, and facilitated by supporting the main line very often with highly diversified ostinato textures instead of counterpoints. The singleness of purpose also has to do with the frequently modal character of Sibelius' harmony.

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