Carl Nielsen
Tyve folkelige Melodier
Twenty 'folkelige' Melodies
CNW Coll. 15
CNUCarl Nielsen Udgaven (The Carl Nielsen Edition. Royal Danish Library: Copenhagen 1998–2009)
III/4, 125–144
FSDan Fog & Torben Schousboe: Carl Nielsen kompositioner. En Bibliografi. København 1965.
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Derfor kan vort øje glædes CNW 239
Jeg saa kun tilbage CNW 240
Morgendug, der sagte bæver CNW 241
Jord, i hvis favn CNW 242
Den store Mester kommer! CNW 243
Der sad en fisker saa tankefuld CNW 244
St. St. Blicher CNW 245
Dér, hvor vi stred og sang CNW 246
Naar somrens sang er sungen CNW 247
De snækker mødtes CNW 248
Naturens ædle dyrker CNW 249
Tunge, mørke natteskyer CNW 250
Som dybest Brønd gir altid klarest Vand CNW 251
Det danske Brød paa Sletten gror CNW 252
Udrundne er de gamle dage CNW 253
Betragt mit svage spind CNW 254
Frihed er det bedste guld CNW 255
Nu lyser Løv i Lunde CNW 256
Syndfloden CNW 257
Composition: Between 1917 and 1921.
During c. 1915–26, Nielsen worked with the genre 'folkelig' (folk-like) song. The earliest of his collections, which are a result of this activity, is Tyve folkelige Melodier published in December 1921. Of the twenty songs, five had previously been published and fifteen were newly composed. The composition of the songs took place while he was also working on his contributions to Folkehøjskolens Melodibog, published in 1922.
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