Composer

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Wilhelm Peterson-Berger

Genre

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Vocal

Style

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Song

Compose Date

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1901

Publication Date

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1902

Average_duration

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13:21

Movement_count

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5

Movement ....

"Fridolins lustgård" is a collection of five songs composed by Wilhelm Peterson-Berger, a Swedish composer, pianist, and music critic. The songs were published as part of the "Svensk Lyrik Series 2, Book 2" in 1901. The premiere of the songs took place in Stockholm, Sweden, in the same year. The five songs in "Fridolins lustgård" are "Fridolins visor," "Sommarnatt," "Sång under stjärnorna," "Vid havet," and "Sång till våren." Each song has its own unique characteristics and themes, but they are all connected by a common thread of nature and the beauty of the Swedish landscape. The first song, "Fridolins visor," is a playful and lighthearted tune that tells the story of a young boy named Fridolin who loves to sing and play in the forest. The second song, "Sommarnatt," is a romantic ballad that captures the magic of a summer night. The third song, "Sång under stjärnorna," is a haunting melody that evokes the mystery and wonder of the night sky. The fourth song, "Vid havet," is a powerful and dramatic piece that captures the majesty and power of the sea. The final song, "Sång till våren," is a joyful celebration of the arrival of spring and the renewal of life. Overall, "Fridolins lustgård" is a beautiful collection of songs that showcases Peterson-Berger's talent for capturing the essence of the Swedish landscape and the emotions that it inspires. The songs are characterized by their lush harmonies, evocative melodies, and vivid imagery, making them a beloved part of the Swedish musical canon.

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