Elfrida Andrée

Born: 19 February 1841, Visby, Gotland (Sweden)
Died: 11 January 1929, Göteborg (Sweden)

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Major works:

Opera:

Fritjofs saga (1899; text Selma Lagerlöf after Esaias Tegner)

Orchestra:

symphony no 1 C major (1889)
no 2 a minor (1893)
overture D major (1873)

Style:

Romantic with strong influence from Schumann and Mendelssohn. Some parts refined and inventive, full of original melodies, some are more like salon pieces.

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