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Elisabeth Meyer-Topsoe sings Danish Songs

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Label: Danacord

Cat No: DACOCD615

Barcode: 5709499615003

Format: CD

Number of Discs: 1

Genre: Vocal/Choral

Artists

Elisabeth Meyer-Topsoe (soprano)
Per Salo (piano)

Artists

Elisabeth Meyer-Topsoe (soprano)
Per Salo (piano)

About

Contents:
[ 1] Jeg er havren. Jeg har bjælder på.
(I am the oats. I wear bells.)
Jeppe Aakjær, Aksel Agerby, 1916

[ 2] Marken er mejet, og høet er høstet.
(The field has been mowed, and the hay has been reaped.)
Recke, folkemelodi

[ 3] Septembers himmel er så blå.
(So blue is the September sky.)
Alex Garff, Otto Mortensen, 1949

[ 4] Det lysner over agres felt.
(Dawn is breaking upon the fields.)
Ludwig Holstein, Harald Balslev, 1922

[ 5] I sne står urt og busk i skjul.
(Plant and bush are hidden by snow.)
B.S. Ingemann, J.P.E. Hartmann, 1866

[ 6] Sig nærmer tiden, da jeg må væk.
(Close at hand is the hour when I have to leave.)
St. St. Blicher, Oluf Ring, 1922

[ 7] Spurven sidder stum bag kvist.
(The sparrow is silent behind the twig.)
Jeppe Aakjær, Thorvald Aagaard, 1915

[ 8] Det er hvidt herude.
(It is white outside.)
St. St. Blicher, Thomas Laub, 1914

[ 9] Sneflokke kommer vrimlende.
(The air is alive with snowflakes.)
Jeppe Aakjær, Thorvald Aagaard, 1916

Forår og sommer (Spring and summer)
[10] Det er i dag et vejr - et solskinsvejr.
(Today is a fine day is shining.)
Ludvig Holstein, Poul Schierbeck, 1952

[11] Den grønne søde vår.
(Green sweet spring.)
Johannes W. Jensen, Otto Mortensen, 1951

[12] Se, det summer af sol over engen.
(Watch the sun buzzing across the field.)
Holger Drachmann, P. Helmuth, 1916

[13] I skyggen vi vanke.
(Going for a stroll in the shadow.)
Adam Oehlenschläger, Thomas Laub, 1915

[14] Danmark, nu blunder den lyse nat.
(Denmark, your bright night is asleep.)
Thøger Larsen, Oluf Ring, 1922

[15] Nu er dagen fuld af sang.
(Now the day is full of singing.)
Jeppe Aakjær, Carl Nielsen, 1915

[16] Du danske sommer, jeg elsker dig.
(Oh, Danish summer, I love you.)
Thøger Larsen, Otto Mortensen, 1932

Folkeliv (Everyday life)
[17] Jeg bærer med smil min byrde.
(I carry my burden with a smile.)
Jeppe Aakjær, Carl Nielsen, 1915

[18] Ole sad på en knold og sang.
(Ole sat singing on a knoll.)
Jeppe Aakjær, Alfred Toft, 1911

[19] Hist, hvor vejen slår en bugt.
(Yonder where the road curves.)
H.C. Andersen, Johan Chr. Gebauer, 1846

Forelskelse og længsel (Love and longing)
[20] Det var en lørdag aften.
(On a Saturday evening.)
Folkevise, folkemelodi

[21] Nys fyldte skøn Sired sit attende år.
(Fair Sired had just turned eighteen.)
Thomas Thaarup, J.A.P. Schultz, 1790

[22] Hun er sød, hun er blød.
(She is sweet, she is soft.)
Chr. Winther, Otto Mortensen, 1937

[23] Flyv, fugl! flyv over Furesøens vove.
(Fly, bird! fly across the waves of the lake.)
Chr. Winther, J.P.E. Hartmann, 1938

Landet og historien (The country and its history)
[24] Jeg ser de bøgelyse øer.
(I see the islands bright with beeches.)
L.C. Nielsen, Thorvald Aagaard, 1931

[25] På Sjølunds fagre sletter.
(On the fair plains of Sealand.)
B.S. Ingemann, N.W. Gade, 1838

[26] Som en rejselysten flåde.
(Like a fleet eager to depart).
Helge Rode, Carl Nielsen, 1921

Aftensange (Evening songs)
[27] I skovens dybe, stille ro.
(In the deep, quiet peace of the wood.)
Fritz Andersen, folkemelodi

[28] Lær mig, nattens stjerne.
(Teach me, star of the night).
Chr. Richardt, Carl Nielsen, 1925

[29] Stille, hjerte, sol går ned.
(Be quiet, heart, the sun is setting.)
Jeppe Aakjær, Thomas Laub, 1915

[30] Underlige aftenlufte.
(Wondrous evening breezes.)
Adam Oehlenschläger, Carl Nielsen, 1915

[31] Natten er så stille.
(So quiet is the night.)
Ludwig Heiberg, C.E.F. Weyse, 1840