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[[Image:Kjerulf.jpg|thumb|Halfdan Kjerulf]] | [[Image:Kjerulf.jpg|thumb|Halfdan Kjerulf]] | ||
==Life== | ==Life== | ||
'''Born:''' September 17, 1815 | '''Born:''' September 17, 1815 | ||
'''Died:''' August 11, 1868 | '''Died:''' August 11, 1868 | ||
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Halfdan Kjerulf was born in Oslo on September 17, 1815. He received his first instruction in music from Lars Roverud and Otto Wetterstrand, both of whom were active as music teachers in the city at that time. He learned to play the piano, and he probably learned some elementary music theory from Roverud. Like his father, who held a high position in the Ministry of Finance, he planned to become a civil servant and began the study of law. His legal studies were interrupted by serious illness in 1839, however, and he never returned to them. | Halfdan Kjerulf was born in Oslo on September 17, 1815. He received his first instruction in music from Lars Roverud and Otto Wetterstrand, both of whom were active as music teachers in the city at that time. He learned to play the piano, and he probably learned some elementary music theory from Roverud. Like his father, who held a high position in the Ministry of Finance, he planned to become a civil servant and began the study of law. His legal studies were interrupted by serious illness in 1839, however, and he never returned to them. | ||
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*[http://www.mic.no/mic.nsf/doc/art2002100916351658536964/ Halfdan Kjerulf], a short biography by Nils Grinde | *[http://www.mic.no/mic.nsf/doc/art2002100916351658536964/ Halfdan Kjerulf], a short biography by Nils Grinde | ||
*[[imslp:Category:Kjerulf,_Halfdan|List of compositions]] by Halfdan Kjerulf on the IMSLP/Petrucci Music Library | *[[imslp:Category:Kjerulf,_Halfdan|List of compositions]] by Halfdan Kjerulf on the IMSLP/Petrucci Music Library | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:32, 23 October 2022
Life
Born: September 17, 1815
Died: August 11, 1868
Biography
Halfdan Kjerulf was born in Oslo on September 17, 1815. He received his first instruction in music from Lars Roverud and Otto Wetterstrand, both of whom were active as music teachers in the city at that time. He learned to play the piano, and he probably learned some elementary music theory from Roverud. Like his father, who held a high position in the Ministry of Finance, he planned to become a civil servant and began the study of law. His legal studies were interrupted by serious illness in 1839, however, and he never returned to them.
View the Wikipedia article on Halfdan Kjerulf.
List of choral works
- Barcarole
- Brudefærden i Hardanger
- Ho Guro
- Jubilate
- Kan det trøste
- Norges Fjeld
- Nøkken
- Quand tu dors
- Sanger-Hilsen til Bruden
Arrangements by Halfdan Kjerulf
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Publications
External links
- Halfdan Kjerulf, a short biography by Nils Grinde
- List of compositions by Halfdan Kjerulf on the IMSLP/Petrucci Music Library