#harald saeverud

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Harald Saeverud (1897-1992) - Symphony No. 3 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 5: I. Andante con moto: Allegro molto e con grazioso ·

Stavanger Symphony Orchestra · Ole Kristian Ruud

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¿Para que creó Dios al gato, Jorgito?

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April 17 in Music History

1568 Birth of composer Christoph Thomas Walliser.

1587 Birth of composer Marco Ivan Lukacic.

1683 Birth of composer Johann David Heinichen in Krüssuln. 

1719 Birth of composer Christian Gottfried Krause.

1724 Birth of Prince Ferdinand Lobkowitz in Prague, patron of Gluck. 1738 Birth of composer Philip Hayes.

1741 Birth of German composer Johann Gottlieb Naumann.  1774 Birth of Czech composer and organist Vaclav Jan Krtitel Tomasek.

1797 Birth of Belgian composer and conductor Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Tolbecque.

1811 Birth of composer Ann Sheppard Mounsey.

1820 Birth of composer Gottfried Conradi.

1833 FP in US of Mozart's opera The Magic Flute performed in English, at the Park Theatre in New York City.

1849 Debut of Louis M. Gottschalk at the Salle Pleyel in Paris.

1874 Birth of Czech baritone-tenor Rudolf Berger in Brünn, Moravia. 

1879 Birth of French soprano Agnès Borgo.

1882 Birth of Austrian pianist Artur Schnabel in Lipnik.

1883 Birth of composer Hermann Darewsky.

1885 Birth of American violinist and composer Cecil Burleigh.

1888 Birth of English soprano Dame Maggie Teyte in Wolverhampton. 

1894 Birth of American compóser Hans Ewald Hiller. 

1894 Birth of American composer and orchestrator Hans Spialek.

1897 Birth of Norwegian composer Harald Saeverud in Bergen.

1900 Birth of Swiss composer Willy Burkhard in Évilard-sur-Bienne, Zurich. 

1903 Birth of Russian composer Nicolas Nabokov near Minsk. 1903 Birth of Russian cellist Gregor Piatigorsky in Ekaterinoslav. 

1906 In San Francisco Italian tenor Enrico Caruso sings in Bizet's Carmen with the Metropolitan Opera company the evening before the major earthquake.

1907 FP of Sir Edward German's Tom Jones a comic opera in London.

1912 Birth of Hungarian soprano Marta Eggerth in Budapest. 

1914 Birth of French soprano Janine MicheauI in Toulouse. 

1918 FP of S. Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No. 4 and Two Sonatinas, Op. 54. The composer was the soloist, in Petrograd.

1923 Birth of Italian tenor Gianni Raimondi in Bologna. 1925 Birth of German bass-baritone Wolfgang Zimmermann in Stuttgart. 

1925 Birth of English contralto Pamela Bowden in Rochdale. 

1927 Birth of Italian soprano Graziella Sciutti in Turin. 

1927 Birth of composer Christopher Whelen.

1940 Birth of German soprano Anja Silja in Berlin. 

1936 Birth of tenor Paul Crook in Blackburn. 

1937 Birth of American electronic music composer Donald Buchla.

1940 Birth of German tenor Siegfried Jerusalem in Oberhausen. 

1941 Birth of composer Adolphus Hailstork.

1942 Death of American mezzo-soprano, soprano, Dreda Aves in Newark, NJ. 

1944 Birth of German baritone Grit Van Jueten in Hamburg.

1950 Birth of Brazilian-English pianist Christina Ortiz in Bahia, Brazil. 

1953 FP of Benjamin's "A Tale of Two Cities" in London.

1959 Death of German soprano Barbara Kemp. 

1963 Death of German tenor Fritz Windgassen. 

1964 FP of Miklos Rozsa's Notturno Ungherese. Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy conducting.

1965 FP of Igor Stravinsky's Variations an Aldous Huxley memoriam and Introitus a T.S. Eliot memoriam. Chicago Symphony conducted by Robert Craft.

1972 Death of Italian soprano Mercedes Fortunati. 

1974 Death of American composer Herbert Elwell at age 75, in Cleveland, OH.  1998 FP of Libby Larsen's Songs of Light and Love with poems of May Sarton. With soprano Benita Valente and the Network for New Music, in Philadelphia.

2000 Death of mezzo-soprano Paula Lindberg. 

2002 Death of Canadian composer and conductor Srul Irving Glick.

2003 FP of Sofia Gubaidulina's The Light of the End. Boston Symphony, Kurt Masur, conducting, in Boston, MA.

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Nordheim a.o. – Response (Sagland, Odd Borge)

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Harald Saeverud - Symphony No. 3 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 5: II. Andante ·

Stavanger Symphony Orchestra · Ole Kristian Ruud

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Harald Saeverud (Sæverud) Høst (Autumn). For Bassoon and Piano. (1916) This work is dedicated to Robert Rønnes, after doing 2 CD recordings of the composers Bassoon Concerto. The recording is from 1992. Photo by Robert Rønnes.

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Music: Harald Saeverud—A Norwegian Original - Crisis Magazine