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Emil Hartmann: Scandinavian Folk Music

Emil Hartmann: Scandinavian Folk Music

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Catherine Penderup
Cathrine Penderup started playing the piano when
she was six years old having Marie Louise Ussing as her
teacher. After her death she became a pupil of Nina Gade
until 1995, where she took lessons from Hanne Mulvad
at Musikalsk Grundkursus (Basic Music Course) in
Copenhagen.
In 1997 she was accepted at the Royal Danish Academy
of Music with Tove Lønskov as her teacher. She made
her début concert in February 2006.
In between her education she has studied in Australia,
where she got a Diploma from The Victorian College of
the Arts in Melbourne having Donna Coleman and
Michael Kieran Harvey as her teachers. Besides that she
has taken private lessons with Boris Guslitser and Max
Cooke.

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Emil Hartmann

Scandinavian Folk Music, Opus 30

CD 1
1. Mellem Fjeldene (Between the Mountains)
2. Amagerdans (Dance from Amager, Denmark)
3. “Go Kvel, mi Mari!” – Vexelsang (Good evening, my Mari – antiphony)
4. Springdans (Leaping Dance )
5. Agnete
6. Polska (Swedish dance)
7. Nattergalen (The Nightingale)
8. Halling (Norwegian Dance)
9. Edmund og Benedict
10. Domara-Dansen (Dance of the Judge)
11. Norsk Bondedans (Norwegian Peasant Dance)
12. Den første Kjaerlinghed (The first Love)
13. I Dansen (In the Dance)
14. Hymne
15. Polska
16. I Morgenstunden (In the early Morning)
17. Dans og Skjæmtevise (Dance and Song of Jest)
18. En Sommerdag (One Summerday)
19. Dans i Borgegaard (Dance in the Castle’s Courtyard)
20. I Kvæld (Tonight)
21. “Allt under himmelens fäste” (Beneath the Vault of Heaven)
22. Ved Arnen (By the Hearth)
23. “En yndig og frydefuld Sommertid” (A sweet and delightful Summertime)
24. Norsk Folkedans (Norwegian Folkdance)
25. Reel

CD 2
26. Til Sæters (To the Mountain Pastures)
27. Sjællandsk Bondedans (Peasant Dance from Zealand, Denmark)
28. Paa Fjorden (On the Fiord)
29. Dans og Vise (Dance and Song)
30. Polska
31. Gangerpilten (The Errand Boy)
32. Elverskud (Elf-shot)
33. Polska
34. Svend Vonved
35. Halling og Vise
36. Kulldansen (Swedish Dance)
37. Klagesang (Elegy)
38. Halling og Jølstring (Norwegian Dance)
39. Liten Karin (Little Karin)
40. “Och flickan hon går i dansen” (And the girl goes dancing)
41. I drømme (In Dreams)
42. Dans
43. Ved Bryllupsgildet (At the Wedding Party)
44. Polska
45. Roselille
46. I Møllen (In the Mill)
47. Danske Bondeviser (Danish Peasant Songs)
48. Marsch og Folkevise (March and Folksong)
49. Landlig Fest (Rural Party)
50. Neckens Polska og Menuet (Polska of the Nix and Minuet)

Emil Hartmann ©
Emil Hartmann (1836-98) was the son of the composer J.P.E. Hartmann (1805-1900). J.P.E. Hartmann received more recognition than his son, and also survived him. It
was hard to be the great composer’s son, and Emil Hartmann uttered: “Back home they really want to reduce me to be my father’s son and Gade’s brother-in-law.” But he
was also his mother’s son: Emma Hartmann (1807-51, born Zinn) managed in her too-short life to compose and get a few songs and dances publised for piano, and
musically Emil leans probably more towards Emma than J.P.E. Hartmann. Emma’s cousin, Julie Hammerich said about Emil’s artistic abilities: “He is not his father’s son –
it’s his mother.”

RELEASE DATE: APRIL 2022

CATALOGUE NUMBER: DACOCD 936-937

EAN: 5709499936375

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