Seven Songs, Op. 17, is a collection of Swedish and Finnish songs by Finnish composer Jean Sibelius for solo voice and piano. The music was written between 1891 and 1904:
* No. 1 Se'n har jag ej frågat mera (Since then I have enquired no further) (J.L. Runeberg). Finished 1891-92; Arranged as a song with orchestra in 1903.
* No. 2 Sov in! (Go to Sleep!) (Karl August Tavaststjerna). Finished 1891−92.
* No. 3 Fågellek (Enticement) (Karl August Tavaststjerna). Finished 1891.
* No. 4 Vilse (Astray) (Karl August Tavaststjerna). First version finished in 1898, final version in 1902.
* No. 5 En slända (Dragonfly) (Oscar Levertin). Finished in 1904.
* No. 6 Illalle (To Evening) (A. V. Koskimies). Finished in 1898. The poem was written for Koskimies' fiancée and wife, Ilta Bergroth, whose nam
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| - Seven Songs, Op. 17, is a collection of Swedish and Finnish songs by Finnish composer Jean Sibelius for solo voice and piano. The music was written between 1891 and 1904:
* No. 1 Se'n har jag ej frågat mera (Since then I have enquired no further) (J.L. Runeberg). Finished 1891-92; Arranged as a song with orchestra in 1903.
* No. 2 Sov in! (Go to Sleep!) (Karl August Tavaststjerna). Finished 1891−92.
* No. 3 Fågellek (Enticement) (Karl August Tavaststjerna). Finished 1891.
* No. 4 Vilse (Astray) (Karl August Tavaststjerna). First version finished in 1898, final version in 1902.
* No. 5 En slända (Dragonfly) (Oscar Levertin). Finished in 1904.
* No. 6 Illalle (To Evening) (A. V. Koskimies). Finished in 1898. The poem was written for Koskimies' fiancée and wife, Ilta Bergroth, whose nam (en)
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| - Seven Songs, Op. 17, is a collection of Swedish and Finnish songs by Finnish composer Jean Sibelius for solo voice and piano. The music was written between 1891 and 1904:
* No. 1 Se'n har jag ej frågat mera (Since then I have enquired no further) (J.L. Runeberg). Finished 1891-92; Arranged as a song with orchestra in 1903.
* No. 2 Sov in! (Go to Sleep!) (Karl August Tavaststjerna). Finished 1891−92.
* No. 3 Fågellek (Enticement) (Karl August Tavaststjerna). Finished 1891.
* No. 4 Vilse (Astray) (Karl August Tavaststjerna). First version finished in 1898, final version in 1902.
* No. 5 En slända (Dragonfly) (Oscar Levertin). Finished in 1904.
* No. 6 Illalle (To Evening) (A. V. Koskimies). Finished in 1898. The poem was written for Koskimies' fiancée and wife, Ilta Bergroth, whose name, Ilta, means 'evening'.
* No. 7 Lastu lainehilla (Driftwood) (Ilmari Calamnius, Finnish surname Kianto). Finished in 1902. Sibelius also set the song in German, 'Der Span auf den Wellen' (translated by Alfred Julius Boruttau (1877-1940)). (en)
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