CNW 302
Carl Nielsen
Ariels Sang
(Selv naar Tordenen tynger)
Ariel's Song
(E'en when tempest oppresses)
CNW 302
CNUCarl Nielsen Udgaven (The Carl Nielsen Edition. Royal Danish Library: Copenhagen 1998–2009)
III/5, 237
CNSCarl Nielsens Samling (The Carl Nielsen Collection, Royal Danish Library, Copenhagen)
327
FSDan Fog & Torben Schousboe: Carl Nielsen kompositioner. En Bibliografi. København 1965.
80
Author: Helge Rode
Carl Nielsen Edition (Editorial Texts)
Composition: 1916.
Ariels Sang was originally part of Nielsen's music to Helge Rode's prologue
Shakespeare (CNW 15), which was performed three times in June and July 1916. In October that year, a version of the song for voice and piano was published.
Ikke for langsomt
Selv naar Tordenen tynger
E'en when tempest oppresses
Sources
Score, autograph, printer's manuscript
[Classification: Notated music, Manuscript, Autograph, Score, printer's copy, Complete]
Score, print
[Classification: Notated music, Print, Score, First edition, Complete]
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen 1916.
Title page: Ariels Sang / AF PROLOGEN VED MINDEFESTEN FOR SHAKESPEARE 1916. / AF / Helge Rode / MUSIK / AF / Carl Nielsen. / FORLÆGGERENS EJENDOM FOR ALLE LANDE / KJØBENHAVN & LEIPZIG / WILHELM HANSEN, MUSIK-FORLAG / KRISTIANIA NORSK MUSIK-FORLAG / BRØDRENE HALS – WARMUTH – WILHELM HANSEN / STOCKHOLM / A.B. NORDISKA MUSIKFÖRLAGET / SCHOLANDER-WILHELM HANSEN / Copyright 1916 by Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig. / II
CNU Source A.
Performances
| 3 Oct. 1916 |
Odd Fellow Palæet, Copenhagen (performers: Anders Brems, singer; Gerda Brems, piano). First performance. |
| 14 June 1918 |
Tvoli Concert Hall (Tivolis Koncertsal), Copenhagen (Tivoli Symphony Orchestra (Tivolis Symfoniorkester); performer: Anders Brems, singer; conductor: Frederik Schnedler-Petersen). |
| 7 Nov. 1918 |
Auditorium, Stockholm (performer: Anders Brems, singer; conductor: Carl Nielsen). |
| 23 Nov. 1918 |
Casinos Koncertsal, Copenhagen (performers: Frederik Otto, singer; Anna Otto, piano). Frederik Otto. |
| 8 Aug. 1919 |
Tivoli, Glassalen, Copenhagen (performers: Frederik Otto, singer; Anna Otto, piano). |
| 28 Oct. 1920 |
Helsingør (performers: Anders Brems, singer; Karen Kaas, piano). |
| 9 Dec. 1922 |
Beethoven-Saal, Berlin (Philharmonisches Orchester; conductor: Carl Nielsen; performer: Ellen Overgaard, singer). |
| 25 Feb. 1923 |
Odd Fellow Palæet, Copenhagen (Københavns Filharmoniske Orkester; conductor: Carl Nielsen; performer: Anders Brems, singer). |
| 11 June 1925 |
Kjøbenhavns Radiofonistation, Copenhagen (performers: Anders Brems, singer; Folmer Jensen, piano). |
| 13 July 1929 |
Axelborg, Copenhagen (performers: Per Knudsen, singer; Folmer Jensen, piano). |
| 2 Feb. 1931 |
Studentermusikforeningen, Copenhagen (performers: Volmer Holbøll, singer; Victor Fischer, piano). |
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