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- Jacob Niclas Ahlström (Visby, Gotland, 5 de juny de 1805 – Estocolm, 14 de maig de 1857) fou un mestre de capella i compositor suec. A partir dels seus estudis a la Universitat d'Uppsala en 1824, Ahlström van abandonar a causa de la falta de diners i es va unir a una companyia de teatre de gira. De 1832 a 1842, es va exercir com a organista de la catedral i professor de música a Västerås i després es va convertir en mestre de capella de la cort i organista a Estocolm fins a la seva mort. En 1845, es va celebrar un concert a Berlín, durant la qual va interpretar cançons populars sueques i danses. Entre la seva producció cal mencionar col·leccions de lieder i les òperes Abu Hassan i . (ca)
- Jacob Niclas Ahlström (* 5. Juni 1805 in Visby; † 14. Mai 1857 in Stockholm) war ein schwedischer Kapellmeister und Komponist. (de)
- Jacob Niclas Ahlström (5 June 1805 in Visby, Gotland – 14 May 1857 in Stockholm) was a Swedish Kapellmeister and composer. Beginning his studies at Uppsala University in 1824, Ahlström dropped out due to lack of money and joined a touring theatrical troupe. From 1832 to 1842, he served as a cathedral organist and music teacher in Västerås and then became a Court Kapellmeister and organist in Stockholm until his death. In 1845, he held a concert in Berlin, during which he played Swedish folk songs and dances. During the years 1842 to 1854 Ahlström worked at the Nya theater in Stockholm where he wrote music in various genres for more than one hundred theatrical works. Ahlström composed two operas based on libretti by Frans Hedberg, incidental music (for plays such as Agne, Positivhalaren, Ringaren i Notre Dame, and Hinko och Urdur), a vocal symphony, chamber music, and lieder. Together with , he published Svenska folksånger, folkdanser och folklekar, the best-known collection of Swedish folk songs which appeared during the 19th century. In 1852, he also published the Musikalisk fickordbok (Musical Pocket Book), which enjoyed several reissues. (en)
- Jacob Niclas Ahlström (né le 5 juin 1805 à Visby, Gotland et décédé le 14 mai 1857 à Stockholm) est un compositeur et maître de chapelle suédois. (fr)
- Jacob Niclas Ahlström, född 5 juni 1805 i Visby stadsförsamling, Gotlands län, död 14 maj 1857 i Stockholms stad, Stockholms län var en svensk pianist, dirigent och tonsättare. (sv)
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- Jacob Niclas Ahlström (* 5. Juni 1805 in Visby; † 14. Mai 1857 in Stockholm) war ein schwedischer Kapellmeister und Komponist. (de)
- Jacob Niclas Ahlström (né le 5 juin 1805 à Visby, Gotland et décédé le 14 mai 1857 à Stockholm) est un compositeur et maître de chapelle suédois. (fr)
- Jacob Niclas Ahlström, född 5 juni 1805 i Visby stadsförsamling, Gotlands län, död 14 maj 1857 i Stockholms stad, Stockholms län var en svensk pianist, dirigent och tonsättare. (sv)
- Jacob Niclas Ahlström (Visby, Gotland, 5 de juny de 1805 – Estocolm, 14 de maig de 1857) fou un mestre de capella i compositor suec. A partir dels seus estudis a la Universitat d'Uppsala en 1824, Ahlström van abandonar a causa de la falta de diners i es va unir a una companyia de teatre de gira. De 1832 a 1842, es va exercir com a organista de la catedral i professor de música a Västerås i després es va convertir en mestre de capella de la cort i organista a Estocolm fins a la seva mort. En 1845, es va celebrar un concert a Berlín, durant la qual va interpretar cançons populars sueques i danses. (ca)
- Jacob Niclas Ahlström (5 June 1805 in Visby, Gotland – 14 May 1857 in Stockholm) was a Swedish Kapellmeister and composer. Beginning his studies at Uppsala University in 1824, Ahlström dropped out due to lack of money and joined a touring theatrical troupe. From 1832 to 1842, he served as a cathedral organist and music teacher in Västerås and then became a Court Kapellmeister and organist in Stockholm until his death. In 1845, he held a concert in Berlin, during which he played Swedish folk songs and dances. During the years 1842 to 1854 Ahlström worked at the Nya theater in Stockholm where he wrote music in various genres for more than one hundred theatrical works. (en)
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