Sibelius, Jean
OPERAS: The Building of the Boat (Veenen luominen) (1893–4, unfinished. Ov. became The Swan of Tuonela); The Maiden in the Tower (Jungfrun i tornet) (1896).ORCH.: syms.: No.1 in E minor, Op.39 (1898–9, f.p. Helsinki 1899, f.p. in England, London 1903), No.2 in D, Op.43 (1901–2, f.p. Helsinki 1902, f.p. in England, Manchester 1905), No.3 in C, Op.52 (1904–7, f.p. Helsinki 1907, f.p. in England, London 1908), No.4 in A minor, Op.63 (1911, f.p. Helsinki 1912, f.p. in England, Birmingham 1912), No.5 in E♭, Op.82 (1914–15, rev. 1916 and 1919, f.p. Helsinki 1915, 1916 version, Helsinki 1916, 1919 version Helsinki 1919, f.p. in England, London 1921), No.6 in D minor, Op.104 (1923, f.p. Helsinki 1923, f.p. in England, Gloucester 1925), No.7 in C, Op.105 (1924, f.p. under title Fantasia sinfonica, Stockholm 1924, f.p. in England, London 1927); sym.-poems: Kullervo, sop., bar., male ch., and orch., Op.7 (1892, f.p. Helsinki 1892, f.p. in England, Bournemouth 1970), En Saga, Op.9 (1892, rev. 1901), The Wood Nymph (Skogsrået), Op.15 (1895), Spring Song (Vårsång), Op.16 (1894), Tiera, brass and perc., (1898), Finlandia, Op.26 (1899, rev. 1900, orig. 6th tableau of ‘Press Celebration’ mus. from which Scènes historiques were also taken), Pohjola's Daughter (symphonic fantasia), Op.49 (1906), Night Ride and Sunrise, Op.55 (1907), Luonnotar, Op.70, sop., orch. (1910–13), The Dryad, Op.45, No.1 (1910), The Bard, Op.64 (1913, rev. 1914), The Oceanides, Op.73 (1914), Tapiola, Op.112 (1925–6); suites, etc: Karelia, ov., Op.10, suite Op.11 (1893), Rakastava, str., triangle, timp., Op.14 (1911); Lemminkäinen (4 Legends), Op.22 (1893–7, rev. 1897, 1900, 1939), No.3 is The Swan of Tuonela; King Christian II, Op.27 (1898), Scènes historiques I, Op.25 (1899, rev. 1911), II, Op.66 (1912), Romance in C, str., Op.42 (1903), Valse triste, Op.44 (1904, being rev. of item of incidental mus. to Kuolema), Scene with cranes, Op.44 (1906, being rev. of Nos. 3 and 4 of Kuolema), Vn. Conc., Op.47 (1903, f.p. Helsinki 1904, rev. 1905, f.p. Berlin 1905, f.p. in England, London 1907), Autumn Evening, Op.38 No.1 (1907, orch. of song), Dance Intermezzo, Op.45 No.2 (1907, orch. of pf. piece), Pelléas et Mélisande, Op.46 (1905), Belshazzar's Feast, Op.51 (1906–7), Pan and Echo, Op.53 (1906), Swanwhite, Op.54 (1908–9), In Memoriam, funeral march, Op.59 (1909), 2 Pieces (Canzonetta and Valse romantique), Op.62 (1911, for rev. version of Kuolema), 2 Serenades, vn., orch., D major and G minor, Op.69 (1912–13), 2 Pieces, vn. (or vc.), orch., Cantique and Devotion, Op.77 (1914), 2 Humoresques, vn., orch., Op.87 (1917), 4 Humoresques, vn., orch., Op.89 (1917, 2 with str. only), Valse lyrique, Op.96 No.1 (1920), Valse chevaleresque, Op.96 No.3 (1920), Suite mignonne, fl., str., Op.98 No.1 (1921), Suite champêtre, str., Op.98 No.2 (1921), Andante festivo, str. (1922, orig. str. qt.), Suite caractéristique, hp., str., Op.100 (1922), The Tempest, Suites I and II, Op.109 (1925).THEATRE MUSIC: Karelia (1893, unpubd.); King Christian II ( A. Paul) Op.27 (1897–8); Kuolema (Death) ( A. Järnefelt) Op.44 (1903, 6 ‘scenes’, str., bass drum, church bell); Pelléas et Mélisande ( Maeterlinck), Op.46 (1905); Belshazzar's Feast (H. Procopé), Op.51 (1906); Swanwhite ( Strindberg), Op.54 (1908); The Lizard (Ödlan) ( Lybeck), Op.8, vn., str. quintet (1909, unpubd.); 2 Songs for ‘Twelfth Night’ ( Shakespeare), Op.60, v., gui. (or pf.) (1909); Scaramouche ( Knudsen and Bloch), Op.71 (1913); Everyman ( Hofmannsthal), Op.83 (1916, unpubd.); The Tempest (Shakespeare), Op.109 (1925).VOICE(S) & INSTR(S).: Kullervo, Op.7 (see ORCH.); The Rapids-Shooter's Brides (Koskenlaskijan morsiamet), Op.33, bar. or mez., orch. (1897); Song of the Athenians (Atenarnes sång), Op.31 No.3, boys’ and men's vv., wind, perc. (1899); Impromptu, Op.19, women's ch., orch. (1902, rev 1910); The Origin of Fire (Tulen synty), Op.32, bar., male ch., orch. (1902, rev. 1910); The Liberated Queen (Vapautettu Kuningatar), Op.48, cantata (1906); Luonnotar (see ORCH.); Scout March, Op.91 No.2, ch., orch. (?1917); Song of the Earth (Jordens sång), Op.93, cantata (1918); Väinö's song (Väinön virsi), Op.110 (1926); Masonic Ritual Music, Op.113, male vv., pf., org. (1927); Karelia's Fate, male ch., pf. (1930).UNACC. VOICES: Rakastava (The Lover), Op.14, male vv. (1893, see also ORCH.); Natus in curas, Op.21 No.2, male vv. (1896); 10 Songs for Mixed Chorus, Op.23 (1897, from Cantata for University Ceremonies of 1897); Carminalia (1899); Nostalgia (Kotikaipaus), 3 women's vv. (1902); 9 Partsongs, Op.18, male vv. (1893–1904); 2 Partsongs, Op.65, mixed ch. (1911–12); 3 Songs for American Schools, children's vv. (1913); 5 Partsongs, Op.84, male vv. (1914–15); In the moonlight (Kuntamolla), male vv. (1916); Fridolin's Folly, The roaring of a wave, Jonah's voyage, One hears the storm outside, male vv. (1917–18); 2 Partsongs, Op.108, male vv. (1925); Introductory Antiphons, mixed ch. (1925); The way to school, children's vv. (1925); You are mighty, O Lord, mixed ch. (1927).CHAMBER MUSIC: 2 Pieces, Op.2, vn., pf. (1888, rev. 1912); Malinconia, Op.20, vc., pf. (1901); str. qt. in D minor (Voces Intimae), Op.56 (1908–9); 4 Pieces, Op.78, vn. (or vc.), pf. (1915–19); 6 Pieces, Op.79, vn., pf. (1915); sonatina in E, Op.80, vn., pf. (1915); 5 Pieces, Op.81, vn., pf. (1915); 5 Danses Champêtres, Op.106, vn., pf. (1925); 4 Pieces, Op.115, vn., pf. (1929); 3 Pieces, Op.116, vn., pf. (1929).PIANO: 6 Impromptus, Op.5 (1893); sonata in F, Op.12 (1893); 10 pieces, Op.24 (1894–1903); 6 Finnish Folksongs (1903); Kyllikki (3 Lyric Pieces), Op.41 (1904); Dance Intermezzo, Op.45 No.2 (1904); 10 Pieces, Op.58 (1909); 3 sonatinas, Op.67, F♯ minor, E major, B♭ minor (1912); 2 Rondinos, Op.68 (1912); 10 Pensés Lyriques, Op.40 (1912–14); 4 Lyric Pieces, Op.74 (1914); 5 Pieces, Op.75 (1914); 13 Pieces, Op.76 (c.1914); 10 Pieces, Op.34 (1914–16); 5 Pieces, Op.85 (1916); Mandolinato (1917); 6 Pieces, Op.94 (1919); 6 Bagatelles, Op.97 (1920); 8 Pieces, Op.99 (1922); 5 Romantic Pieces, Op.101 (1923); 5 Pieces, Op.103 (1924); Morceau romantique (1925); 5 Esquisses, Op.114 (1929).ORGAN: 2 Pieces, Op.111 (1925–31).SONGS (VOICE & PIANO): 7 Songs of Runeberg, Op.13 (1891–2); 7 Songs, Op.17 (1894); 6 Songs, Op.36 (1899); 5 Songs, Op.38 (1903–4, No.1, Autumn Evening, with orch. 1907); Extinct (Erloschen) (1906); 6 Songs, Op.50 (1906); 2 Songs, Op.35 (1907–8); 8 Songs, Op.57 (1909); 8 Songs, Op.61 (1910); 5 Christmas Songs, Op.1 (1895–1913); 6 Songs, Op.72 (1907–15); 6 Songs, Op.86 (1916); 6 Songs, Op.88 (1917); 6 Songs, Op.90 (1917).
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