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Hm, since we seem to have some other "lovers" threads, I figured I'd make a Grieg appreciation thread. My current favorite is "Wedding Day at Troldhaugen" (which I have finally learned how to spell). If I had any aptitude for piano, I would learn it.

How about everyone else? Grieg fans, gather here!
 

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"Wedding Day at Troldhaugen" (which I have finally learned how to spell)
You're welcome :p ;)

I've played about 13 of his lyric pieces, the previously mentioned piece being one of those. He's one of my favorite composers... which may not be saying much :scratch: However, I'm half Scandinavian, actually, and really love a lot of his pieces. Peer Gynt is really great, too :angel:
 
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Hmmm. Perhaps lesser known by name. I think most people have heard his piano concerto in a minor at least once or twice, and would recognize the beginning of the first movement/the main theme. They would also recognzie "Morning" and "In the Hall of the Mountain King" from the incidental music to Peer Gynt. They also might recognize one or two of his lyric pieces, but only if they actually listen to classical music, hehe.

Very nationalistic composer though, I like the nationalistic composers. Chopin was nationalistic, too, hehe.

Oops. I'm talking about Chopin in a Grieg thread :blush:
 
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