爱德华·格里格












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爱德华·格里格

Eilif Peterssen-Edvard Grieg 1891.jpg
爱德华·格里格画像（1891年）

原文名
Edvard Hagerup Grieg
出生
1843年6月15日
Union Jack of Sweden and Norway (1844-1905).svg瑞典-挪威卑尔根
逝世
1907年9月4日(64歲)
 挪威卑尔根
国籍
 挪威
知名作品
钢琴协奏曲，戏剧配乐《培尔·金特》，三首小提琴奏鸣曲，钢琴抒情小品，大量艺术歌曲



所属时期/乐派
浪漫主义
擅长类型
管弦乐，戏剧配乐，钢琴独奏曲，艺术歌曲



爱德华·哈盖鲁普·格里格（挪威語：Edvard Hagerup Grieg，1843年6月15日－1907年9月4日），挪威作曲家，浪漫主义音乐时期的重要作曲家之一。


爱德华·格里格出生于卑尔根，祖先是蘇格蘭人，具有民主主义、爱国主义思想倾向，作品大多以风俗生活、北欧民间传说、文学著作或自然景物为题材，具有鲜明的民族风格，是挪威民族乐派的人物。代表作有《A小调钢琴协奏曲（英语：Piano Concerto (Grieg)）》、《培尔·金特组曲》、《霍爾堡組曲》、《钢琴抒情组曲》等等。



作品节选



  • 《在秋天》（Concert Overture In Autumn）

  • 《悲歌旋律》（Two Elegiac Melodies）

  • 《皮爾金組曲》

  • 《十字军战士西古尔德》（Sigurd Jorsalfar）

  • 《A小调钢琴协奏曲（英语：Piano Concerto (Grieg)）》

  • 《霍爾堡組曲》（Holberg Suite）

  • 《天鵝》（A Swan）

  • 《朝露》（Morning Dew）



参见


  • 古典音乐作曲家列表


外部链接




  • 葛利格曲目列表（英文）


  • 爱德华·格里格的免费乐谱，由国际乐谱典藏计划提供


  • 格里格介绍及作品介绍专页（中文）





规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • BIBSYS: 90054680

  • BNA: 000021605

  • BNE: XX1050534

  • BNF: cb13894720b (data)

  • CONOR: 8489571

  • FAST: 34640

  • GND: 118697641

  • ISNI: 0000 0001 2279 5367

  • LCCN: n79046495

  • LNB: 000035868

  • MusicBrainz: 013c8e5b-d72a-4cd3-8dee-6c64d6125823

  • NDL: 00522174

  • NKC: jn19990002879

  • NLA: 36173485

  • NLP: A10878968

  • NNL: 000056681

  • NSK: 000091477

  • NTA: 000091477

  • SELIBR: 188690

  • SNAC: w69g5k45

  • SUDOC: 084053623

  • VIAF: 46946549



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