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Grieg built a house at Troldhaugen in 1885 and there passed his later years almost entirely in composition. From this last period came such works as his Norwegian Dances (piano duet 1881, later orchestrated), his Holberg Suite (piano version 1884, orchestrated 1885), the Haugtussa song cycle (1896-1898), the Symphonic Dances(1898), and numerous songs and piano pieces. Yet, with his urge for formal achievement unsatisfied still, he continued to compose chamber works, such as the last of his Sonatas for Violin and Piano, in C Minor (1886-1887) and another String Quartet (begun 1892; unfinished). His nerves badly strained and his health ravaged in his closing years, Grieg died on September 4, 1907, and was paid final homage in national mourning throughout Norway, which had achieved its independence only two years before.

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Edvard Hagerup Grieg." Encyclopedia of World Biography, Gale, 1998. Student Resources In Context, https://link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/K1631002703/SUIC?u=onlinelibrary&sid=SUIC&xid=f52091c7. Accessed 25 Mar. 2019.ssed 25 Mar. 2019.

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Edvard Hagerup Grieg

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Encyclopedia of World Biography.

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Lexile Measure: 1250L.

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COPYRIGHT 2019 Gale, a Cengage Company
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June 15, 1843 in Bergen, Norway

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September 04, 1907 in Bergen, Norway

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Grieg, Edvard Hagerup

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Norwegian

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Composer

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Dec. 12, 1998

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Edvard Hagerup Grieg (1843-1907) was Norway's greatest composer. Although his style was shaped by the Norwegian folk spirit, it assimilated German romanticism and even anticipated features of French impressionism.

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Christopher Clyne Christopher Clyne (Mar 26 2019 4:02PM) : much like Dvorak
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Skye Fredericks Skye Fredericks (Apr 01 2019 2:07AM) : The coincident of the artist's death with the independence of his beloved country speaks numbers about the purpose and message of his work.

Edvard Grieg was born in Bergen on June 15, 1843. His father was a merchant; his mother, a talented musician, gave Grieg his first music lessons. At 15 he was sent to the Leipzig Conservatory, where he studied under the leading German academicians of the day. An attack of pleurisy in 1860 destroyed one of his lungs and undermined his studies, and in 1862 he quit Leipzig for good. Though Grieg looked back with loathing upon this phase of his life, his music often showed the influence of the Leipzig tradition of German romanticism.

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In 1863 Grieg went to Copenhagen to seek advice from Niels Gade, the leading Scandinavian composer. Gade commanded the young Norwegian to compose a symphony--an uncongenial task over which Grieg toiled for a year, producing a stilted work he soon repudiated.

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Christopher Clyne Christopher Clyne (Mar 26 2019 4:05PM) : Gade was an eminent authority at the time, though he goes unmentioned and unremembered by many (see Salieri).

In Denmark, Grieg met the two most influential people in his life. One was his first cousin, Nina Hagerup, whom he married in 1867. A gifted singer, she became an important influence on his vocal composition, as well as the beloved companion of his life. The other was Rikard Nordraak, another blossoming composer who had developed a passionate enthusiasm for Norwegian folk culture.

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This was the period when cultural leaders were attempting to throw off the bonds of the Danish-oriented language and thought dominating Norwegian life. In its place they hoped to create a new national language and literature based on Norwegian peasant traditions. In 1865 Nordraak and Grieg were among the founders of the Euterpe Society, which worked to promote the performance of new Scandinavian music. Nordraak died the following year, and Grieg dedicated his orchestral overture In Autumn to him. Nordraak roused Grieg from his essentially Germanic orientation and awakened him to the possibilities of developing a new, distinctly Norwegian musical style.

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Christopher Clyne Christopher Clyne (Mar 26 2019 4:07PM) : The Danish were the authoratitive powerhouse at this time in Northwestern Europe. They had been a financial power for a long time and exercised cultural assimilation on the Nordic people as a result.
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Christopher Clyne Christopher Clyne (Mar 26 2019 4:08PM) : The Nordraak society was important for getting Grieg's music out.
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This new direction was more clearly displayed in the next few years, during which Grieg became musical director in Christiana (later Oslo), where he established his residence. The first of his ten books of Lyric Pieces for piano appeared in 1867; in them Grieg achieved his first fusion of Felix Mendelssohn's keyboard-miniature style with a Norwegian character. In 1869 Grieg was soloist in the original version of his Piano Concerto. Stage music for Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson's Sigurd Jorsalfar (1872) was followed by an abortive attempt at an opera. But collaboration with the dramatist Henrik Ibsen produced the music for the play Peer Gynt in 1876. This became one of Grieg's most famous works.

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During the late 1870s Grieg became subject to ill health and to the fits of depression and inactivity that plagued him chronically thereafter. Though rapidly acquiring an international reputation and becoming his nation's leading musician, he was troubled with doubts about his "national" music and began to seek more "respectable" expression with such works as his String Quartet in G Minor (1877-1878). Nevertheless, his love of the Norwegian countryside and his commitment to Norwegian art persistently reasserted themselves.

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Christopher Clyne Christopher Clyne (Mar 26 2019 4:09PM) : He probably faced a lot of criticism at the time from the musical community, despite his popular success.
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Grieg built a house at Troldhaugen in 1885 and there passed his later years almost entirely in composition. From this last period came such works as his Norwegian Dances (piano duet 1881, later orchestrated), his Holberg Suite (piano version 1884, orchestrated 1885), the Haugtussasong cycle (1896-1898), the Symphonic Dances (1898), and numerous songs and piano pieces. Yet, with his urge for formal achievement unsatisfied still, he continued to compose chamber works, such as the last of his Sonatas for Violin and Piano, in C Minor (1886-1887) and another String Quartet (begun 1892; unfinished). His nerves badly strained and his health ravaged in his closing years, Grieg died on September 4, 1907, and was paid final homage in national mourning throughout Norway, which had achieved its independence only two years before.

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While remembered outside Norway mainly for his orchestral works, Grieg was highly esteemed in his day for his piano music. But his most unique and perfect achievements were probably his songs, especially those set to Norwegian verse.

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Christopher Clyne Christopher Clyne (Mar 26 2019 4:10PM) : The ones composed in the native language have endured the longest, something one would not have bet on back in the day.

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