Launy Grondahl

Born: 1886 (Denmark)
Died: 1960 (Denmark)

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[details ←] Launy Grondahl: Concert pour Trombone et Piano (Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra) , solo trombone and piano accompaniment,
[details ←] Blaafjellet Eventyr Suite Piano,
[details ←] Bassoon Concerto Piano, Bassoon,
[details ←] Trombone Concerto Trombone,

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From the May 2002 program notes of the Santa Rosa Symphony (California): http://www.santarosasymphony.com/programnotes2002_7.html (this page seems to have disappeared [JS]).

Launy Grondahl (1886-1960) - Trombone Concerto
The Danish composer Launy Grondahl studied violin and composition from the age of eight, working with such luminaries as Bloch, Gade and Nielsen. At the age of thirteen he became a violinist in the orchestra of the Casino Theater in Copenhagen. He composed an early symphony, two string quartets, and a violin concerto. Then it was off for more study, this time in Paris, Vienna, and Italy. The Trombone Concerto was written in 1924 during his Italian sojourn. It is thought that Grondahl had the excellent trombone section of the Royal Orchestra in Copenhagen in mind when he wrote the work.

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