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The following is a list of notable events and compositions of the year
1922 in Scandinavian music
.
Contents
Events
New works
Popular music
Births
Deaths
See also
References
Events
24 January
– Danish composer
Carl Nielsen
conducts the first public performance of his
Symphony No. 5
, in
Copenhagen
.
[
1
]
8 July
– At Denmark's Third National Choral Festival, Nielsen's
Fynsk Foraar
(Springtime on Funen)
, with lyrics by the poet
Aage Berntsen
, is premièred at
Odense
's Kvæghal, conducted by
Georg Høeberg
.
[
2
]
New works
Kurt Atterberg
– Cello Concerto (final version)
[
3
]
Carl Nielsen
–
Wind Quintet
[
4
]
Jean Sibelius
–
Andante festivo
[
5
]
Popular music
Adolf Wiklund
– "En Solvisa"
[
6
]
Births
6 January
–
Finn Mortensen
, Norwegian composer, music critic, and music teacher (died
1983
).
[
7
]
18 May
–
Kai Winding
, Danish-born jazz musician (died
1983
)
[
8
]
1 June
– Baron
Povel Ramel
, Swedish musician and entertainer (died
2007
)
[
9
]
10 June
–
Edvard Hagerup Bull
, Norwegian composer (died
2012
)
[
10
]
12 June
–
Leif Thybo
, Danish organist and composer (died
2001
)
[
11
]
30 June
–
Hanna-Marie Weydahl
, Norwegian pianist (died
2016
)
[
12
]
29 August
–
Rolf Ericson
, Swedish jazztrumpeter and flugelhornist (died
1997
)
[
13
]
4 October
–
Stan Hasselgård
, Swedish jazz clarinetist (died
1948
)
[
14
]
27 October
–
Poul Bundgaard
, Danish actor and singer (died
1998
)
[
15
]
6 November
–
Lars Edlund
, Swedish organist, composer and music teacher (died
2013
)
[
16
]
Deaths
22 February
–
Thorvald Lammers
, Norwegian baritone, choral conductor and composer (born
1841
)
[
17
]
15 March
–
Ika Peyron
, Swedish pianist, organist and composer (born
1845
)
[
18
]
2 July
–
Christian Sibelius
, Finnish psychiatrist and amateur cellist, brother of the composer Sibelius (born
1869
; pernicious anaemia)
[
19
]
26 October
–
Theodora Cormontan
, Norwegian pianist, music publisher, and composer (born
1840
)
[
20
]
1 November
–
Wilhelm Theodor Söderberg
, Swedish composer and music teacher (born
1845
)
[
21
]
See also
1922 in Denmark
1922 in Iceland
1922 in Norwegian music
1922 in Sweden
References
↑
Fanning, David
(1997).
Nielsen: Symphony No. 5
. New York: Cambridge University Press. p.
80.
ISBN
0-521-44088-2
.
↑
Dan Fog (1965).
Carl Nielsen: 9.6.1865 Nørre Lyndelse - 3.10.1931 Copenhagen. Carl Nielsen Compositions. Selective List
. Mobilia. p.
31.
↑
The Cambridge Companion to the Cello
. Cambridge University Press. 1999. p.
113.
ISBN
9780521629287
.
↑
"En stabel arbejder"
.
Carl Nielsen Society
(in Danish)
. Retrieved
26 April
2025
.
↑
Daniel M. Grimley, ed. (2011).
Jean Sibelius and His World
. Princeton University Press. p.
259.
ISBN
9781400840205
.
↑
"En Solvisa
[
approx. A sun song
]
"
.
Swedish Musical Heritage
. Retrieved
27 April
2025
.
↑
Nesheim, Elef (23 February 2009).
"Finn Mortensen"
.
Norsk Biografisk Leksikon
(in Norwegian).
Kunnskapsforlaget
. Retrieved
25 March
2017
.
↑
"Kai Winding
|
Biography & History"
.
AllMusic
. Retrieved
26 April
2025
.
↑
Kalle Lind (2019).
Snedtänkt - boken som handlar om det inga andra böcker handlar om
(in Swedish). Bokförlaget Forum.
ISBN
978-91-37-15665-1
.
↑
Red. (19 March 2012).
"Edvard Hagerup Bull er død"
(in Norwegian). Ballade.no
. Retrieved
20 February
2016
.
↑
"Leif Thybo"
.
Gravsted
. Retrieved
26 April
2025
.
↑
"Hanna-Marie Weydahl"
.
Store norske leksikon
(in Norwegian)
. Retrieved
29 April
2017
.
↑
Colin Larkin
, ed. (1992).
The Guinness Who's Who of Jazz
(First
ed.).
Guinness Publishing
. pp.
136/7.
ISBN
0-85112-580-8
.
↑
Colin Larkin
, ed. (1992).
The Guinness Who's Who of Jazz
(First
ed.).
Guinness Publishing
. p.
192.
ISBN
0-85112-580-8
.
↑
"Poul Bundgaard"
.
Danish Film Database
. Retrieved
17 March
2025
.
↑
Musikrevy Volume 34
. 1979. p.
309.
↑
Bjørkøy, Svein (13 February 2009).
"Thorvald Lammers"
.
Norsk Biografisk Leksikon
(in Norwegian). Oslo: Kunnskapsforlaget
. Retrieved
12 April
2017
.
↑
"Ika Peyron (1845-1922)"
.
Swedish Musical Heritage
. Retrieved
26 April
2025
.
↑
Jonathan Davidson.
"Christian Sibelius: Finland's first professor of psychiatry"
.
Hektoen International
. Retrieved
28 April
2025
.
↑
"Theodora Cormontan"
(in Norwegian). MusikkArven.no
. Retrieved
12 April
2017
.
↑
"Wilhelm Theodor Söderberg (1845−1922)"
.
Swedish Musical Heritage
. Retrieved
28 April
2025
.
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