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Pohjola's Daughter

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Pohjola's Daughter

Symphonic poem by Sibelius, Op. 49, composed in 1906 and based on an incident in the Finnish poem ‘Kalevala’. It was first performed at St Petersburg on 29 December 1906.



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There are outstanding performances of all the masterpieces - from En Saga to Tapiola, via the complete Lemminkainen Suite and The Oceanides, Pohjola's Daughter, Luonnotar, and less well-known masterpieces such as The Bard, Night Ride and Sunrise and The Dryad, together with fascinating, scarcely known pieces such as the dauntingly sombre In Memoriam.
There are outstanding performances of all the masterpieces - from En Saga to Tapiola, via the complete Lemminkainen Suite and The Oceanides, Pohjola's Daughter, Luonnotar, and less well-known masterpieces such as The Bard, Night Ride and Sunrise and The Dryad, together with fascinating, scarcely known pieces such as the dauntingly sombre In Memoriam.
 
 
 
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