https://norwegianamericanhistory.org/catalog/files/original/9977250ddf9736749c6d2d268cdc6fe4.pdf 18a0948b941de2e416972a9c34865141 PDF Text Text Collection Name: Chorus, Solo, Song, and Hymn music collection Collection Number: P0558 Extent: 5.2 cubic feet (13 archives boxes) Biography/History: Scope and Content: Continuation file for vocal music, mostly religious, mainly by Norwegian-American and Norwegian composers. Access Rights: This collection is open to research. Bibliographic Citation: [Indicate the cited item here]. Chorus, Solo, Song, and Hymn Music Collection, Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. Box Folder Description 1 1 Music: Askegaard, Mathilde Emily. Includes: "The Last Sunset" (1955.) 1 2 Music: Askeland, Halvard. Includes: "Vinland.” (1910-1933.) 1 3 Music: Bergh, Arthur. Includes: "The Lord's Prayer" (1909.) 1 4 Music: Biørn, Emil. Includes: "Our Flag" (1933); "Veslegaarden" (n.d.); "Hjemlængsel" (1932); "Our Country's Defence" (1918): 1 5 Music: Borg, Oscar. Includes: "Sangen No. 8" (n.d.); "Leif Eriksson" (1926); "Bløveis" (1925); "Amerika-Norge Festmarsch" (1913); "Tonernes Flugt" (n.d.) 1 (loose) Music: Breivik, Gabriel (1864-1957). 1 6 Music: Fardahl, Anna M. Includes: "March of the Vikings" (prize winning march of the Twin Cities Music and Dramatic Club, Norse American Centennial March Contest, 1925); clipping and programs. (1925-1949.) 1 7 Music: Forseth, Eivind O. Includes: "Aasgaardsreien" (n.d.); "Lille Karen" (1924); "Sneflokke" (1921) 1 8 Music: Grieg, Edvard. Includes festivals and scores. (1908-1998.) 1 9 Music: Gunnerson, Henrick. Includes: clippings; "The Lord's Prayer" (1912-1938.) 1 10 Music: Halten, Olaf. Includes: "Jul" (n.d.); "Glade Jul, Hellige Jul!" (n.d.); "Minnesota" (1939) 1 11 Music: Hanson, Haldor. Includes: "Hymn to Norway" (1926); "Mother's Name" (1914); "Ingerid Sletten" (1917); "A Mighty Fortress" (1924); "Fem Koraler" (n.d.); "Norwegian Medley March" (n.d.); "Two Norwegian National Melodies" (n.d.); "The Vast Unnumber'd Throngs" (n.d.); "Synoves Sang" (1912) 1 12 Music: Haugland A. Oscar. Includes: an audio reel copy of "Vaarvise (Song of Spring)" adapting O.E. Rølvaag's poem. (1965) 1 13 Music: Hokanson, Margrethe. Includes: "Built on a Rock" (1967); "Grant us thy Peace" (1963); "Jesu, child of Bethlehem" (1966); "A Joyous Christmas Song" (1940, 1949); "Nordic Song" (1941); "An Offering of Praise" (1967); "Praise to the Lord" (1960); "Song and Gratitude of Praise" (1968); "Were I a Bird" (1969) 1 14 Music: Holm, O.M. Includes: "Hilsen Hjem" (n.d.) 1 15 Music: Kjerulf, H. Includes: "A Bridal Party in Hardanger" (1913); "Brudefærden I Hardanger" (n.d.); "Jubilate, Amen!" (1929); "Below, Where in Groves" (1913); "Ingrid's Song" (1913); "Serenade" (n.d.) 1 16 Music: Kvelve, Rudolph . Includes: "Scandinavian Melodies" (1930); "Souvenir Espagnole" (1928); "Norwegian Lullaby" (1928); "Mammy's Lullaby (A Southern Banjo Tune)" (1926); "Elegy" & "Norse Romance" (1928) 1 (loose) Music: "'Norway' The Land of the Midnight Sun" by Joe McCarthy and Fred Fisher. (1915) 1 17 Music: Lie, Sigurd. Includes: "Soft-Footed Snow" (1915); "Midsommernal" (n.d.); "Jubilate" (n.d.); "Erling Skjalgson" 1 18 Music: Møller, Rudolph. Includes: "Sang Til Kristiansund" (n.d.); "I long Towads Sun and Summer" (1920); "Noraskald" (n.d.); "Hymne til Sangen" (n.d.); "Finale fra 'Tjarle Traillerud'" (n.d.); "Kjærringa me' Staven" (ca. 1912); "Fram Sanger-nu Fram Marsch" (1910); "Paa Sangertog digt af Henrik Ibsen" (1910); "Vikingsønner" (n.d); "Olai Heldingen"(n.d.) 1 19 Music: Nicolaisen, I. Includes: "Nye Religiøse Korsange" (1926) 1 20 Music: Nilsson, Kristian. Includes: "Norges Herlighed' (1916); "Paal Paa Haugom" (1902); "I Maaneskin" (1919) & items in "Salmisten" (1891-92) 1 21 Music: Oleson, Oluf Martin (O.M). Includes: "Come to Iowa" (n.d.); "In Flanders Fields" (n.d.); "Norsk-Amerikansk 17th Maisang" (ca. 1920); "O Sagaland" (n.d.); "'Ode' Til Tangens Aand" (1922). Added 12/5/2013: Ane-Charlotte Five Aarset, Utvandreren - brakte sangen om Norge over havet (2012). Book note: They were brothers. One was guerrilla leader, the other started choir and was a patron. One was "a good Norwegian", the second emigrated to America. Both those with and shaped the history of Norway. This is the story of man who went to America. On 7 May 1939 in the city of Fort Dodge in the Midwest is a lofty 90-year-old welcomes 53 members of the Norwegian Students Choir. The singers have veered from the official program they have with Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Märtha to greet him. In a short time, without any of the others around him noticing it, closing the old man eyes and think back in time: June 19, 1905 when he escorted a previous generation of Norwegian students singers into the White House and President Roosevelt. The Norwegian singers were sending men to America while Norway's fate was at stake. March 18, 1881 when he had Bjørnson to come to Fort Dodge to discuss the pietistic Norwegian churches in America opposite and to gather support for Johan Sverdrup was in the process of establishing the Liberal Party in Norway. ... And even further back, to 1850 to 1860 years when the older brothers kept his "elections" at home on the big farm Eastern Five Kvam, one of the most radical settlements in "The Red Amt" Nord-Trøndelag. Although he liked better when they walked down the woods and carved willow whistles of all sizes and keys and where alder trees rustled so nice with their leaves that he thought it sounded like harp. Or when they had real orchestra, his parents and his sister sang, big brothers played the violin and cello while he accompanied on the piano. The story starts at the Five-farm where trønder loan lies with the broad side facing the Snåsavatnet. 1 22 Music: Oleson, Anna Pettersen. Includes: "Greetings to Norway" (1942) 1 23 Music: Oulie, Erik. Includes: "Død er den lille Laura" (1902); "Kantate" (1898); "Det udvandrende Norges Hyldnings Sang" (n.d.) 2 1 Music: Paulsen, Afred. Includes: "Ritsch ratsch filebom bom bom" (1915); "Norge, mit Norge!" (1945); "Here Comes on Crutches Sally" (1910); "Dearest Lord, Jesus" (1945); "Norrønamaal" (1913); "Vort Land" (1917); "As Far as the Sun" (1917); "Lord, Thou Hast Been our Dwelling Place" (1917); "Sangernes Vaarfest" (n.d.); "Norsk Flagsang" (1925); "Hilsen til vort land! (To our Country!)" (1918); "Ma Normandie. Mit Normandi" (1912); "Song is the Dawn of the Soul" (1910); "Almighty Father, Oh Holy God." (1910); "Jesus, When in Faith I rest me" (1913); "When the Fjords" (1912); "Naar Fjordene Blaaner" (n.d.); "Marche Burlesque" (1915); "When the Fjords are like Violets Blue" (1908) 2 2 Music: Petersen, H.W. Includes: "Crossing the Bar" text by Alfred Tennyson" (1896); "Naar mit Øie trat af Møie" (n.d.) 2 3 Music: Pettersen, P.G., Includes: "Norrønamaal" (1912); "Praise the Lord " (1911); "Til Norge" (1931) 2 4 Music: Raugland, Carl. Includes "Hist bag store, dybe vand" (1909); "Klokkeklang og Englesang" (1909) 2 5 Music: Reissiger, F.A., Includes: "Til Sæters" (1921); "I Guds fri Natur" (n.d.); "Olaf Trygvason" (n.d.); "A Singer's Prayer' and "There Can be No better Transfer" (n.d.); "Anna Knutson" (n.d.); "Valse Sentimentale" (n.d.) 2 (loose) Music: Renning, Odin. Includes: "Joy and Peace" (1906); "Norsk-Amerikansk Nationalhymne" (1907) 2 6 Music: Rydning, P.H.P., Includes: "Emblem of Freedom" (n.d.); "Høimesse Liturgien" (1902) 2 7 Music: Sars, Arth. B., Includes: "Eventyrland (Fairyland)" dedicated to Magnhild Fjeldheim. (n.d) 2 8 Music: Selmer, Johan. Includes: "Hun kan være dejlig, vor mor, vort land" (n.d.); "Ma, I have captured a Sailor, Ma!" (n.d.) 2 9 Music: Sinding, Chr., Includes: "We Love the Fair Land" (1913); "Mot!" (1895); "Marche Grotesque (Grotesque March) (1904) 2 10 Music: Skoog, A.L., Includes: "Endast I Gud" (1888). Religiøse Korsange (1911) 2 11 Music: Stensrud, E.M. Mrs., Includes. "Arise, Shin" & "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing" (1919) 2 (loose) Music: Swenson, J.A., Includes: "Arpi-Klubbens Album" (1899) 2 12 Music: Warren Christine Edmunds. Includes: "California (Nation's Paradise)" (1946); "Spring Kisses" (1946); "Midsummer's Dream" (1950); "My Love for You" (1947); "Road to Happiness" (1946) 2 13 Music: Wennerberg, Gunnar. Includes: "Meditation from 'Gluntarne'" (1940); "Lift up your heads" (n.d.); "Search Me, Oh God" (n.d.); "Praise the Lord" (1907); "Lord I put my Trust in Thee" (n.d.); "Blessed is the Man" (n.d.); "My Soul Longeth" (n.d.); "Help, Lord" (n.d.); "God, Our Lord" (n.d.); "Lord, How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me" (1912); "The Lord is my Shepard" (1912); "My God, Why Hast thou Forsaken me" (1912); "The Heavens Declare the Glory" (1912); "Hear me When I call" (1912); "I will love thee, O Lord" (1912); "O Lord, Rebuke me not" (n.d.); "The Lord Hear Thee" (1912); "Love the Son" (1912); "Lord, my God" (n.d.); "We Were Like them that Dream" (n.d.); "Sing unto the Lord" (n.d.); "Put Not Your Trust in Princes" (n.d.); "Winnerberg Album: from The Psalms of David" (1912) 2 14 Music: Wick, Frederick. Wick Music Publishing Company, Minneapolis, MN. (1910-1940) 2 15 Music: Norwegian Folk Songs. Includes: "Bragging Dan" (1937); "Paal Paa Haugom" (n.d.); "Valdrisvise" (n.d.); "Kjølstad-Guten" (n.d.) 2 16 Music: Northern Book & Music Co., Chicago, Illinois.(n.d.) 5 Music: Christmas Programs; Church Conventions. Including the Norsk-American Centennial (1892-1937) 6 Music: Includes: "Folkesange" compiled by B.B. Haugan (1923); "Melodier til Pilegrims Sangeren med Flere" by Rev. A. Haagensen (1881); "Hjemlands-Sange," by M.F. Gjertsen & Jonas Engberg (1879); "Forenings-Sange" by R.K. Fielstad (1903); "Laudate," by H.N. Hendrickson (1908) 6.1 Music: Includes: "Melodier,' by Peter & Ludd M. Lindeman (1899); "Messe-Bog," by Chr. Cappelen (1891); "Koralbok" (n.d.); "Choral-Bog," by O.A. Lindeman (1874); "Den norske Organist," by Peter Lindeman (1888) ; "Melodibog,' by Erik Hoff (1878); Brnllups-og Ligsange," by C.S. Stueland (1871); "Melodier til Fryd og Fred," by Sv. Schartum (1907) 7 Music: Song books; Temperance Song Books; Songs of Norway Books; "Nordisk Tidende" song books. (1892-1923) 8 Music: songbooks. Includes: "Augsburg Songs for Sunday Schools and other Services" (1885); The Church and Sunday School Hymnal" (1898.) (1885-1923) 9 Music: songbooks. Includes: "Den Lille Pilegrim" (1904); "The Lutheran Hymnary" (1913); "Fredsbasunen" (1899); "Frydetoner" (n.d.) 11,12 Music: song sheets utilized for the Nina Grieg Ladies' Chorus & The Olive Fremstad Singers. Both organizations from Minneapolis, Minn. 2 boxes (n.d.) 13 Miscellaneous. Sangbok utgitt av Filologisk Forening (Oslo, 1943); Hå - Hå Viser og sanger (Bergen, 1943); Nordisk Tidende Norsk-Amerikansk Sangbok (Norwegian News Co., Brooklyn, N.Y.), Growing Up with Music: Songs of Norway and Denmark by Beatrice Perham Krone & Ruth Vivian Ostlund (Chicago, 1941); Nordmanns Forbundet Norge synger i hverdag og fest; Meløy Kirke Nordlandslaget av Amerika og Kanada Sangbok (1967); Sons of Norway Song Book (1948); Sons of Norway: Songs for Community Singing. Added July 9, 2014: notebook kept by John J. Nystuen with handwritten transcriptions of some hymns found in Sangeren: en samling af aeldre og nyere kristelige sange (Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Blair, Nebraska, 1905). Oversized Miscellaneous Song sheets. Includes Scandinavian Song and Dance music, Scandinavian Music for Piano, Ferie Sanger, music for the Norwegian Glee Club, etc. (n.d.) Oversized Miscellaneous volumes. "Sangbog for Børn og Ungdom", Decorah, 1889; Kantate Larvik By's 250 Aars Jubileum, 1921; "Frydetoner", K.C. Holter Publishing, Minneapolis, 3 volumes; Psalmebog, no date; "Ungdomskvad og Barnesang", 1902, Minneapolis; "De Unges Sangbog" by E. Jensen, 1899; "Den Songende Pilegrim", Wisconson, 1875; "Missionssange", 1921; "Selected Hymns for Conventions", Augsburg, "Bygde-Noreg", with Bjørn Sæbjørnson. Oversized Songs from the North, edited by Valborg Hovind Stub, Oliver Ditson Company. (n.d.) 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0558 Title A name given to the resource Chorus, Solo, Song, and Hymn music collection Description An account of the resource Continuation file for vocal music, mostly religious, mainly by Norwegian-American and Norwegian composers. Audio recoding for A. Oscar Hangland music location: 17/C/3 Location: 4/C/3-4/C/5 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 5.2 cubic feet (13 archives boxes) Type The nature or genre of the resource Music Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. This collection is open for research. Bibliographic Citation A bibliographic reference for the resource. Recommended practice is to include sufficient bibliographic detail to identify the resource as unambiguously as possible. [Indicate the cited item here]. Chorus, Solo, Song, and Hymn Music Collection, Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota.