Eyvind Alnæs
Born: 29 April 1872, Fredrikstad (Norway)
Died: 24 December 1932, Oslo (Norway)
(this composer submitted by John Hovland <john
troldhaugen.com>)
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Music
- 86 Romances ("De hundrede violiner", "Der du gjekk fyre")
- Symphonies
- Chamber music
Biography
Studied at the concervatories in Oslo and Berlin. Organist in Drammen and Oslo,
where he also conducted several choirs.
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