Julius Bechgaard
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Julius Andreas Bechgaard (22 December 1843 Copenhagen
Copenhagen
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 – 4 March 1917 Frederiksberg
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) was a Danish composer of piano pieces, songs, and operas. His best known opera 'Frode" shows the influence of Wagner.

(See 'Dansk Musikks Historie', Kai Auge Bruun, København, 1969)

Works

  • op. 60: Troldbunden (Song with lyrics by A. Wallén, manuscript)
  • Velsign vort Hjem (Song for Men's Choir with lyrics by Vilhelm Gregersen, manuscript)
  • Sømandsliv (Sailor's Farewell, song cycle)
  • Gud signe dig (God Bless You song)
  • Seks firstemmige sange (Six Four-Part Songs)
    • Til Solen (To the Sun)
    • Aftensuk (Evening Sigh)
    • Hvile (Rest)
    • Morgenstemning (Morning Mood)
    • Elverdansen (Elfin Dance)
    • Blomsterne tale (Like a Child)
  • Strandby Folk (musical play in 4 acts by Holger Drachmann
    Holger Drachmann
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     with music by Bechgaard, 1883)
  • Frode (opera, premiered 11 May 1893 in Copenhagen)
  • Frau Inge (opera, premiered 1894, in Prague
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    )
  • Kender du Danmark (songs, with lyrics by Oscar Madsen [1866-1902])

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