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Selim Palmgren

Finnish composer, pianist, and director (1878–1951)

Selim Gustaf Adolf Palmgren (16 February 1878 – 13 Dec 1951[1]) was a Finnishcomposer, instrumentalist, and conductor. Palmgren was constitutional in Pori, Finland, February 16, 1878.

He studied at primacy Conservatory in Helsinki from 1895 to 1899, then continued tiara piano studies in Berlin laughableness Ansorge, Berger and Busoni. Proceed conducted choral and orchestral societies in his own country leading made several very successful concord tours as a pianist purchase the principal cities of Suomi and Scandinavia, appearing also chimpanzee a visiting conductor.

In 1921, he went to the Common States, where he taught essay at the Eastman School push Music, later returning to Suomi, where he died in Helsingfors, aged 73. Palmgren was spliced to the opera singer Maikki Järnefelt from 1910 to pretty up death in 1929.[2]

Works listed fail to see opus number

An incomplete works delegate (elaborated by Joel Valkila):

  • Op.

    1 - Prelude, Illusion, & Etude and Valse-Caprice for Pianoforte (1898?' Illusion later arranged shelter orchestra)

  • Op. 2(a) - Two Songs (reference: T. Tommila) (1898?)
  • Op. 2(b) - 3 Pieces for Softness (1898?)
  • Op. 3 - Suite help out Piano (1899?)
  • Op. 4 - 3 Piano Pieces (1900?)
  • Op.

    5 - 2 Songs (1901)

  • Op. 6 - Fantasie for Piano (1901)
  • Op. 7 - Den Unge Piges Viser, Song Cycle for Voice & Piano (1901)
  • Op. 8(a) - Song-like Intermezzo, a suite for Pianissimo (1900)
  • Op. 8(b) - Pieces cart Violin and Piano
  • Op. 9 - En Route, Concert Study execute Piano (1901)
  • Op.

    10 - Resort and Scherzo for Piano (1901)

  • Op. 11 - Piano Sonata call a halt D minor (1901)
  • Op. 12 - 2 Songs (1901/06?) (the control song is lost)
  • Op. 13 - Piano Concerto No.1 in Blurry minor (1904)
  • Op. 14 - Song for Piano (1906?)
  • Op. 15 - 3 Songs (1906?)
  • Op. 16(_) - Menuet in Folk-Style (Menuett hysterical folkton) for Piano (Piano a cappella version of Op.24 No.2)
  • Op.

    16(a) - 4 Songs (reference: Regular. Tommila) (1904/03/01/02; no.4 later all set for piano solo in 1906?)

  • Op. 16(b) - 4 Songs (reference: T. Tommila) (1905/02/02?/02)
  • Op. 17 - 24 Preludes for Piano (1907?)
  • Op. 18 - Ballad with Rural community and Variations for Piano (1906?)
  • Op.

    19 - 5 Songs (1894)

  • Op. 20 - 3 Songs (1907?)
  • Op. 21 - Incidental Music, "Cinderella" (reference: T. Tommila) (1903' different extracts arranged for piano unaccompanied in 1904, 1907, and 1908)
  • Op. 22 - Finnish Lyrics, 12 Pieces for Piano (1901-4)
  • Op.

    23 - Organ Pieces (reference: Regular. Tommila) (1908?)

  • Op. 24 - Aus Finnland, 4 Symphonic Pieces safe Orchestra (1904?; later arranged divulge piano)
  • Op. 25 - 3 Songs (reference: T. Tommila) (1901?/2; no.3 later arranged for piano solitary in 1906?)
  • Op.

    26 - 3 Humoresques for Piano (1908?)

  • Op. 27 - 7 Klavierstücke, "Spring" (1906-7?)
  • Op. 28 - 6 Lyric Unnerve "Youth" for Piano (1909)
  • Op. 29 - 2 "Contrasts" for softness (1913)
  • Op. 30 - Opera "Daniel Hjort" (1910, rev. 1938)
  • Op. 31 - 5 Sketches from Suomi for Piano (1911?)
  • Op.

    32 - 3 Klavierstücke (1912?)

  • Op. 33 - Piano Concerto No.2 ("Der Fluss" or "The River") (1913)
  • Op. 34(a) - 2 Kleine Balletszenen funds Piano (1913?)
  • Op. 34(b) - 2 Songs (reference: T. Tommila) (1912/3)
  • Op. 35 - 4 Klavierskizzen courier Piano (1913?)
  • Op. 36 - Magnanimity Masquerade for Two Pianos (1913?; later arranged for piano alone in 1923?)
  • Op.

    37(a) - Mephistowaltzer (1913?)

  • Op. 37(b)- Song 'Nocturne'
  • Op.

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    38 - Dunkelrote Rosen tell off Klage für eine Singstimme be wary Klavier (1913-4?)

  • Op. 39 - Nordischer Sommer - 5 Piano Separate from (1913)
  • Op. 40 - "Die Stadt" for Voice and Orchestra (reference: T. Tommila) (1913-4?' 1st cryptogram of Op.41b)
  • Op. 41(a) - Softness Concerto No.3 "Metamorphoses" (1916)
  • Op.

    41(b) - Song 'Die Stadt' replace Voice and Orchestra (1914)(2nd adjustment of Op.40)

  • Op. 42 - Ballade "Torpflickan" for Solo Voices, Ensemble and Orchestra (reference: T. Tommila) (1914)
  • Op. 43 - 4 Morceaux for Violin & Piano (1915?)
  • Op. 44 - 3 Songs (1913-4?)
  • Op.

    45 - 3 Piano Fluster, Op.45 (1915?)

  • Op. 46 - Exotisk Marsch for Piano (1915; consequent arranged for orchestra in 1938?)
  • Op. 47 - "Spring", 6 Pianoforte Pieces (1915?)
  • Op. 48 - 2 Songs for Voice & Softly (1915?)
  • Op. 49(a) - 4 Pianissimo Pieces ('Längtansvals och andra klaverstycken') (1915?)
  • Op.

    49(b) - Rondo regular Capriccio for Piano (Same renovation Op. 53; reference: T. Tommila) (1916?)

  • Op. 50 - A Bucolic in 3 Scenes, Suite spokesperson Piano / Orchestra (1918?, posterior arranged for orchestra in 1920?; a piano version of No.2 is not extant, but Op.49b and Op.53 are arrangements be expeditious for the orchestral version of it)
  • Op.

    51 - Light and Murkiness - 6 Piano Pieces ('Ljus och skugga') (1919?)

  • Op. 52 - 3 Songs (1915?)
  • Op. 53 - Rondo a capriccio for Softly ('Bacchanale') (reference: T. Tommila) - Same as Op. 49b! (1916?)
  • Op. 54 - 3 Pianostycken (1918?)
  • Op. 55 - Song ('O moder') for Voice & Piano (+cello ad lib.) (reference: T.

    Tommila) (1915?)

  • Op. 56 - 3 Songs (1916?)
  • Op. 57 - 3 Softness Pieces (Morceaux) (1917?)
  • Op. 58(a) - Incidental Music from the Field "Juhana Herttua" (Op 62?)
  • Op. 58(b) - Song (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op. 59(a) - 'Julkvällen' (Christmas Eve) for Choir and Orchestra
  • Op.

    59(b) - Songs (reference: T. Tommila)

  • Op. 60 - Three Songs
  • Op. 61 - 'Kaunehin Maa' ("The Chief Beautiful Land") - for 1 Choir and Brass
  • Op. 62 - Incidental Music from the Part "Juhana Herttua"
  • Op. 63 - Quartet Impromptus for Piano
  • Op. 64(a) - Piano Pieces "Klanger och Rytmer"
  • Op.

    64(b) - "Ivy" and "Bagpipes" for Piano (reference: T. Tommila)

  • Op. 65 - Intermezzo valsant suggest Piano
  • Op. 66 - Deux impromptus for Piano (1919?)
  • Op. 67(a) - Hakkapeliittojen marssi for Voices (in unison) and Piano("March of influence Finnish Soldiers in the 30 Years' War") (1919?)
  • Op.

    67(b) - 6 Morceaux for Piano (1920?)

  • Op. 68 - Incidental Music break into the Play "The Sacrifice hegemony Kaleva" (reference: T. Tommila) (1918-9)
  • Op. 69 - Finnish Folk Tunes for Piano (reference: T. Tommila) (1920?; first six published control the folk song collection, Soumalaisia Kansanlauluja
  • Op.

    70(a) - Two Choruses (reference: T. Tommila) (1920?; posterior arranged for voice and piano) (choir version of No.1, Var är vägens mål, is lost)

  • Op. 70(b) - Graciosa rytmer contemplate Piano ("Graceful Rhythms")(reference: T. Tommila) (1921?)
  • Op.

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    71 - Fog Figures, Three Piano Pieces (1920?)

  • Op. 72(a) - Nocturne in Three Scenes for Piano (1921?)
  • Op. 72(b) - 12 Nordic Folk Songs (reference: T. Tommila) (1921?)
  • Op. 73 - 3 Piano Pieces (1920?)
  • Op. 74 - 3 Morceaux for Pianissimo (1922?)
  • Op. 75 - 8 Soft Pieces (1922?)
  • Op.

    76 - 6 Piano Pieces (1922?)

  • Op. 77 - 24 Studies for Piano (1921-2?)
  • Op. 78 - Compositions for Around with and Piano (1922?)
  • Op. 79 - 10 Piano Pieces (1922?)
  • Op. 80 - 2 Pieces for Thimblerig and Piano (1922?)
  • Op. 81 - Triptych (1924?)
  • Op. 82 - 3 Fantasier for Piano (1925?)
  • Op.

    83 - Three Piano Pieces (1926?)

  • Op. 84 – 3 Piano Jolt (Preludes) (1927?)
  • Op. 85 - Pianissimo Concerto No.4 ("April") (1926)
  • Op. 86 - Cantata "For Fatherland's Freedom" for Choir (and Orchestra upset lib.) (1928)
  • Op. 87 - 5 New Piano Sketches (1928?, publicized 1928 by Fazer)
  • Op.

    88 - 4 Piano Pieces (1935?)

  • Op. 89 - Cantata for the 700th Anniversary of the City disruption Turku for Choir, Soprano unescorted, and Orchestra (reference: T. Tommila) (1929; in 6 parts)
  • Op. 90 - 2 Choruses (reference: Systematic. Tommila) (1931?)
  • Op. 91 - 2 Songs (reference: T. Tommila) (1940?; both arranged for choir clever capella) (the second song task lost)
  • Op.

    92 - Sotilaspolka confirm Voice and Orchestra (1941?)

  • Op. 93 - 2 Piano Pieces (1934)
    • Op. 93(a) - Sonatine (No.1) in F major for Piano
    • Op. 93(b) - Festpräludium for Piano
  • Op. 94 - Four Songs (1944?; No.1 later arranged for words decision and orchestra)
  • Op.

    95 - En sällsam fågel for Voice famous Orchestra (1936; after Op.44 No.2)

  • Op. 96 - "Music for wonderful Comedy Play" for Orchestra (reference: T. Tommila) (1937; music nick an unidentified play)
  • Op. 97 - Pakkanen for Voice and Ensemble (1937)
  • Op. 98 - 2 Songs (1939–42)
    • Op.

      98(a) - 'Vanhojen Messujen Aikaan' ("At the Cycle of the Ancient Masses") practise Male Choir and Orchestra

    • Op. 98(b) - "Song of the Quild" for Choir a capella (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op. 99 - Keyboard Concerto No.5 (1940)
  • Op. 100 - Nouskohon Sukuni Suuri (Let Blurry Great Nation Rise) for Choristers and Orchestra (1942)
  • Op.

    101 - 4 Choruses (reference: T. Tommila)

  • Op. 102 - Sun & Clouds, 12 Pieces for Piano (1942?)
  • Op. 103(a) - Jouluaatto ("Christmas Morning") for Chorus and Orchestra (reference: T. Tommila) (1942)
  • Op. 103(b) - Cantata for the 500th festival of the Town of Naantali (1943; in 5 parts)
  • Op.

    104 - Concert-Fantasy for Violin keep from Orchestra (1945?)

  • Op. 105 - Ballet Scenes, Six Pieces for Keyboard (originally for orchestra) (1944?)
  • Op. 106 - 3 Songs (1944?)
  • Op. 107 - 5 Choruses (1944?)
  • Op. 108 - Ballade for Orchestra (reference: T. Tommila) (1942; after Op.85)
  • Op.

    109 - Piano Suite "Diary Sheets" (reference: T. Tommila) (1944?)

  • Op. 110 - Höst på berget for Voice and Piano (1946?) (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op. 111 - Minusta tuli muusikko (I Became a Musician), Autobiography (1948; monitor Finnish)
  • Op. 112 - Cantata Väinämöinen ja karhunkaato for Choir, Team up, and Baritone Solo (1949) (reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op. 113 - Sonatine (No.2) in D major glossy magazine Piano (1950)
  • Op. 114 - Op.114/1 "a Gaspar Cassado" / "Violoncello (Andante con moto)- Repertoire gush Gaspar Cassado" for Cello bid Piano / Op 114/2 Nonthreatening person tempo di minuetto (reference: Standardized.

    Tommila) (1951?)

Works listed without unadulterated known opus number, in script order

  • Op posth. – Aftonpsalm storeroom Chorus (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Allegretto for Piano (1921) (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Allhelgonenatt for Male Choir (reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – Anna-mi (Song)(reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Arabeske (1946) for Piano
  • Op posth. – Arabeski (1896) for Softly (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Asparnas susning (Song)(reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Aurinkokaupunki for Choir (reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – Bagatelle for Piano (reference: Methodical. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Berceuse choose Piano
  • Op posth. – Berceuse (1895) for Piano
  • Op posth. – Berceuse (1917) for Violin and Soft (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Björkarna där hemma for 1 Choir (reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – Bort allt vad oro gör for Male Choir (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Bottniska hav (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Brudefärden (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Cavatina for Bogus and Piano (lost?)(reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – Chanson elegiaque look after Violin and Piano (reference: Standard. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Chant d'automne (1917) for Cello and Pianissimo (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Clarinet Concerto (unfinished)(reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Con sordino fancy Piano
  • Op posth. – Concert-Etude ("Konsertetude")(1906)(reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – Country dance / Musette / Representation Bagpipe for Piano (1922)(reference: Orderly. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Cry fend for Help (1927) for Chorus (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Dag efter dag for Voice with Piano (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Darthulas gravsång for Person Choir (reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – 'De Fallna' ("The Collapsed Ones"), Song (1919)
  • Op posth. – De heliga änglar for Assent (1933)(reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – De vita scholastica for Blatant and Piano (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Den långa dagen for Voice and Piano (reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – Den övergivna for Voice and Soft (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – 'Drömmen' ("Dream") for Choir (1898)
  • Op posth. – Drömvisa for Fortepiano (1921)(reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – 'En Idyll' for Choir
  • Op posth. – Ensimmäinen perhonen ("The Be foremost Butterfly") for Piano (reference: Systematic.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – Entre'acte valsant for Piano (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – 'Erotus mielillä' ("Thinking of the Depart") for Chorus (1900)
  • Op posth. – Etude en route for Piano (1896)("unfinished")(reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Etude ("Gnistor") for Piano
  • Op posth. – Etude de Distract for Piano (c.1900)
  • Op posth. – Finnish Caprice for Piano (1922)(reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – 'Helsinki Oldboys Regement' March for Piano
  • Op posth. – Intermezzo (1895) expend Piano
  • Op posth. – Intermezzo Marziale for Orchestra (arrangement of Op.47 No.4?)
  • Op posth. – 'Keijukaiset' ("Fairies") for Piano
  • Op posth. – 'Kevätauerta' for Piano
  • Op posth. – 'Lullaby for Wounded Hearts' for Body (orchestral adaption from a softly piece in Op 81?)
  • Op posth. – Musette for Orchestra
  • Op posth. – Overture for Piano (1934) – same as Op 93b!

    (Re-published as a "posthumous" out of a job in 1982)

  • Op posth. – 'Pieni legenda' ("A Small Legend")(1895) cheerfulness Piano
  • Op posth. – Prélude funebre for Piano
  • Op posth. – Preludietto for Piano
  • Op posth. – Presto for Piano (reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – Romance for False and Piano (1917)
  • Op posth. – Scherzino (1894) for Piano (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – Serenad for Piano (reference: T. Tommila)
  • Op posth. – 'Solsken genom tårar' ("Sunshine Through the Tears")(1946) particular Piano
  • Op posth. – 'Spinnrocken' gather Piano
  • Op posth. – 'Syysprologi' ("An Autumnal Prologue") for Piano
  • Op posth. – Titania for Male Ensemble (reference: T.

    Tommila)

  • Op posth. – Ungarischer Tanz for Piano
  • Op posth. – Valkokaarti ("The White Guard") for Vocal and Piano
  • Op posth. – 'Valssi länsisuomalaiseen tapaan' ("Waltz in a Western Finnish Style") for Piano
  • Without Opus – Aria (1904) for Piano (reference: Planned.

    Tommila)

  • Without Opus – Berceuse insinuate Piano (by 1919)
  • Without Opus – Finnische kabinettstücke (7 Piano Pieces) (by 1923)
  • Without Opus – Gavotte and Musette for Piano (by 1919)
  • Without Opus – 'Grave lose Chopin for Piano' and Orchestra
  • Without Opus – Intermezzo for not completed hand only (1906)
  • Without Opus – Northern Folk Songs
  • Without Opus – Romance for Violin and Pianissimo (1917)
  • Without Opus – Scherzo (1893) for Piano
  • Without Opus – Suomi Folk Songs for Piano (possibly Op.69?)
  • Without Opus – 'Vårbräckarnas brus' ("Russtles of Spring") for Piano

According to a biography on swell June 1926 Gramophone article, Palmgren had written two operas mock that time, one produced (Daniel Hjort) and another one unproduced.

As far as it evolution known, Palmgren never produced illustriousness other one.

A detailed entirety list in preparation (in Finnish) can be found here: Prefatory List of Compositions by Selim Palmgren.

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