Sibelius – The Easy Quiz (New Year 2019).Sibeliplus and minus (New Year Quiz 2021) – Solutions.Sibeliplus and minus (New Year Quiz 2021).
Sibelius One AGM 2020 – minutes and accounts.Sibelius One AGM 2019 – Minutes and Short Accounts.Sibelius Festival 2014 – indecipherable parts, long hours & 100% worth it.Sibelius and the Provincial Orchestras in Finland.Sibelius and Astronomy: Cosmic Connections.Vapautettu kuningatar (The Captive Queen), Op.Trio ‘in G major’ for two violins & piano, JS 205.The Tempest, original theatre score, JS 182.Suite in D minor for violin and piano, JS 187.Sonatina in E major for violin & piano, Op.Sonata in F major for violin and piano, JS 178.Sonata in A minor for violin and piano, JS 177.Piano Trio in C major, JS 208, ‘Lovisa’.Piano Trio in A minor, JS 207, ‘Hafträsk’.Pelléas et Mélisande, incidental music, Op.Overture in E major, JS 144 and Ballettscen, JS 163.Musique religieuse (Masonic Ritual Music), Op.March of the Finnish Jäger Battalion, Op.Luftslott (Castles in the Air) for two violins, JS 65.Laulu Lemminkäiselle / Har du mod? / Athenarnes sång, Op.Kuolema, original theatre score, JS 113.Kung Kristian II (King Christian II), incidental music, Op.Koskenlaskijan morsiamet (The Rapids-Rider’s Brides), Op.Islossningen i Uleå älv (The Breaking of the Ice on the Oulu River), Op.Four Pieces for violin/cello & piano, Op.Early Chamber Music – General Introduction.Belshazzar’s Feast, incidental music, Op.Uncategorized songs – Texts and translations.Songs from theatre music – Texts and Translations.Kullervos Wehruf / Kullervon valitus (Kullervo’s Lament), from Op.JS-numbered songs – Texts and Translations.The Seven Symphonies – A Finnish Murder Mystery Novel.Me and my Sibelius – Jukka-Pekka Saraste.Introducing the V-Sibelius (April Fool 2016).Opus Numbered Compositions by Jean Sibelius.JS-numbered Compositions by Jean Sibelius.The Sibelius Week festival has been held in Finland in June since 1950. In his later works Sibelius turned to classical clarity of form and simplicity of expressive means.Īmong Sibelius’ most popular works are the concerto for violin and orchestra, which is distinguished by deep emotions and by originality in the musical embodiment of images the lyric art songs “Black Roses,” “Driftwood,” and especially “The Tryst” and music for dramatic performances, rearranged for concert performance, including “Valse Triste” and the orchestral suite from the music to Shakespeare’s The Tempest. The music is noted for diverse moods, an orchestral palette rich in original sound images, a rhythm characterized by breaks, and a poignant, sharp harmonic language. The form of some of the works from Sibelius’ early and middle creative periods (the second, fourth, and fifth symphonies) deviates from the classical scheme. Impressionistic overtones are characteristic of his program music, which is pervaded by images of nature (the symphonic poems A Saga, Spring Song, Night Ride and Sunrise, The Dryads, The Oceanides, and Tapiola, as well as the Symphony No. Many of Sibelius’ works are imbued with patriotism (the first and second symphonies, the symphonic poem Finlandia, and the choral works, including the heroic cantata Our Native Land). The poetic images of the national epic, the Kalevala, inspired the Kullervo Symphony and the symphonic poems, including the Lemminkäinen Suite (four poems, of which The Swan of Tuonela won Sibelius renown), Pohjola’s Daughter, and Tapiola. Sibelius embodied the distinctive northern color of Finnish folk music in his works, using its characteristic harmonic and rhythmic turns. His most important creations were his major orchestral works (seven symphonies and 14 symphonic poems, 1892–1929). Wegelius in Helsinki, Sibelius completed his studies with A. 8, 1865, in Hämeenlinna (Tavas-tehus) died Sept.
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