`Peer Gynt`, music for the H.Ibsen play, op.23 - Grieg, Edvard

Peer Gynt, Op.23
Act I
01 - At the Wedding
02 - The Buckride
03 - Wedding March
04 - On the Way to Hegstad
05 - Halling
06 - Springar
Act II
07 - Ingrid`s Lament
08 - Peer Gynt and Ingrid
09 - Peer Gynt on the Run
10 - Peer Gynt and the Herd-girls
11 - Peer Gynt and the Woman in Green
12 - Peer Gynt and the Woman in Green, cont.
13 - Great Folk may be known
14 - In the Hall of the Mountain King
15 - Peer Gynt meets the Mountain King
16 - Dance of the King`s Daughter
17 - Out of the Mountain King`s Hall
18 - Peer Gynt hunted by the trolls
19 - Peer Gynt and the Boyg
Act III
20 - Peer Gynt and Solveig
21 - Prelude to the Death of Aase
22 - The Death of Aase
Act IV
01 - Morning Mood
02 - In Morocco
03 - The Thief and the Receiver
04 - Peer Gynt Becomes a Prophet
05 - Arabian Dance
06 - Prophet and Ruler
07 - Anitra`s Dance
08 - The Prophet`s Jewel
09 - Peer Gynt`s Serenade
10 - Peer Gynt and Anitra
11 - Peer Gynt and Anitra, cont.
12 - Alone in the Desert
13 - Solveig`s Song
14 - Peer Gynt in Egypt
15 - Peer Gynt at the Statue of Memnon
16 - Peer Gynt and Begriffenfeldt
Act V
17 - Stormy Evening on the Sea
18 - Off the Norwegian Coast
19 - Shipwreck
20 - On the Boat Hull
21 - Solveig sings in the Hut
22 - Peer Gynt by the Hut
23 - Night Scene
24 - Peer Gynt and the Button Moulder
25 - Lovely Sun and Lovely Earth
26 - Whitsun Hymn
27 - Outside the Hut
28 - Peer Gynt and Solveig
29 - Solveig`s Cradle Song

Х Close

	Edvard Grieg (1843–1907) `Peer Gynt`, music for the H.Ibsen play, op.23 Download Sheet Music Peer Gynt, Op.23 Act I 01 - At the Wedding 02 - The Buckride 03 - Wedding March 04 - On the Way to Hegstad 05 - Halling 06 - Springar Act II 07 - Ingrid`s Lament 08 - Peer Gynt and Ingrid...Read more Peer Gynt, Op.23 Act I 01 - At the Wedding 02 - The Buckride 03 - Wedding March 04 - On the Way to Hegstad 05 - Halling 06 - Springar Act II 07 - Ingrid`s Lament 08 - Peer Gynt and Ingrid 09 - Peer Gynt on the Run 10 - Peer Gynt and the Herd-girls 11 - Peer Gynt and the Woman in Green 12 - Peer Gynt and the Woman in Green, cont. 13 - Great Folk may be known 14 - In the Hall of the Mountain King 15 - Peer Gynt meets the Mountain King 16 - Dance of the King`s Daughter 17 - Out of the Mountain King`s Hall 18 - Peer Gynt hunted by the trolls 19 - Peer Gynt and the Boyg Act III 20 - Peer Gynt and Solveig 21 - Prelude to the Death of Aase 22 - The Death of Aase Act IV 01 - Morning Mood 02 - In Morocco 03 - The Thief and the Receiver 04 - Peer Gynt Becomes a Prophet 05 - Arabian Dance 06 - Prophet and Ruler 07 - Anitra`s Dance 08 - The Prophet`s Jewel 09 - Peer Gynt`s Serenade 10 - Peer Gynt and Anitra 11 - Peer Gynt and Anitra, cont. 12 - Alone in the Desert 13 - Solveig`s Song 14 - Peer Gynt in Egypt 15 - Peer Gynt at the Statue of Memnon 16 - Peer Gynt and Begriffenfeldt Act V 17 - Stormy Evening on the Sea 18 - Off the Norwegian Coast 19 - Shipwreck 20 - On the Boat Hull 21 - Solveig sings in the Hut 22 - Peer Gynt by the Hut 23 - Night Scene 24 - Peer Gynt and the Button Moulder 25 - Lovely Sun and Lovely Earth 26 - Whitsun Hymn 27 - Outside the Hut 28 - Peer Gynt and Solveig 29 - Solveig`s Cradle Song Х Close Show records by: listenings count \| performer's rating \| alphabetical Mikhail Pletnev (conductor) , Anastasiya Belukova (soprano), Artyom Garnov (baritone), Russian National Orchestra, State academic Kozhevnikov choir XI Great Festival of RNO. (10) John Barbirolli (conductor) , The Hallé Orchestra (Manchester) Sheila Armstrong (soprano); Patricia Clark (soprano); Ambrosian Singers. Recorded in England, 1969. (12) Thomas Beecham (conductor) , Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London (England), November 1956. (2) Ole Kristian Ruud (conductor) , Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra (21) Per Dreier (conductor) , London Symphony Orchestra Torill Carlsen (soprano) (2) Bjarte Engeset (conductor) , Malmö Symphony Orchestra Boys` and Girls` Choruses of the Lund Cultural School & Malmö Kammarkör // Concert Hall of the Malmö Symphony Orchestra, Malmö, 29 September - 2 October 2007 (4)

Edvard Grieg (1843–1907)