kurt atterberg造句

• The sole international prize was awarded to the Sixth Symphony of Kurt Atterberg.
• Important composers in the early 1900s are Hilding Rosenberg, Kurt Atterberg, Ture Rangstr鰉.
• In 2001 she received the Kurt Atterberg Prize and in 2005 / 06 the Rosenberg Award.
• When asked about Scandinavian composers, Linden admitted to having an appreciation for Kurt Atterberg for being a " little like the Franck only distinctly Nordic ".
• The Swedish composer Kurt Atterberg was worried about the German conductor Helmuth Thierfelder whether he could conduct Attenberg's compositions, and about his possibilities to visit Sweden.
• He started to include works by contemporary Nordic composers such as Wilhelm Stenhammar and Kurt Atterberg and contemporary French music by Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel and Darius Milhaud ).
• In Berlin on 6 November 1919, with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra under Max von Schillings, she premiered the Violin Concerto in E minor, Op . 7 of Kurt Atterberg.
• Non-religious music has also used the parable as a theme, such as the ballet " The wise and the foolish virgins " by Swedish composer Kurt Atterberg ( 1887 1974 ), written in 1920.
• Notable composers who gained prizes in the country categories included Havergal Brian, CzesB
  aw Marek and Franz Schmidt, but the overall prize, after a wrangle among the judges, was awarded to the Swedish composer Kurt Atterberg for his Sixth Symphony.
• In the 20th century, Kurt Atterberg's " Stormen " premiered in 1948 and John Eaton, in 1985, produced a fusion of live jazz with pre-recorded electronic music, with a libretto by Andrew Porter.
• The work ( more specifically the first three orchestral movements ) was submitted in 1928 as an entry for the 1928 International Columbia Graphophone Competition in memory of Schubert and won second prize in the'English Zone'of that contest; in the final international judging in Vienna it was one of a number of works-others were by CzesB
  aw Marek, Franz Schmidt and Charles Haubiel-that lost out to the Sixth Symphony of Kurt Atterberg.