Halfdan Kjerulf | Berceuse
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- Опубликовано: 24 мар 2024
- Halfdan Kjerulf (1815 - 1868) was a Norwegian composer.
Kjerulf was born in Christiania (now Oslo). He was the son of a high government official. He started his career as a music teacher and composer of songs before ever having seriously studied music at all, and not for ten years did he attract any particular notice. He did present some concerts, at which he introduced the Norwegian public to Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and other standards otherwise little known to them. He obtained some official recognition during the 1860s. He died in Grefsen, near Christiania, in 1868, aged only 52.
His fame rests mainly on his beautiful and manly national partsongs and solos. His piano music is equally charming. Edvard Grieg was an enthusiastic admirer of it and he was undoubtedly influenced by it in writing his Lyric Pieces.
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This is Op. 12, No. 5. If you're trying to find it on IMSLP, click the link for _6 Neue Skizzen._
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Fantastic performance 🎹
this splendid berceuse by Kjerulf is probably my favorite of his compositions🫶🏻
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Wow, found this in Albert E.Wier's Masterpieces of piano music. What a lot of LH octaves!
I've always felt that the left hand octaves were a bit heavy for a berceuse. But it was performed very nicely!
The Alfred Mirovitch edition (in his Schirmer collection ‘Introduction to the Romantics”, probably out of print) omits the octaves and explains why. That was the edition I studied as a teenager.
As always, your playing is excellent, but I’m afraid that this piece is not one of the more memorable things you’ve found. I’m not rushing to find Kjerulf music to play! LOL