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Karelia

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Karelia

Incidental music in nine movements by Jean Sibelius, composed in 1893 and first performed in Viipuri, Karelia (Gulf of Finland), on 13 November 1893. The suite for orchestra in three movements, Op. 11, was also composed in 1893.
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