 with the more famous Carl Nielsen).

Life
Nielsen was born in Nørre Tvede, Denmark. Although his family lacked any musicians, Ludolf took to music at a very young age. After a few years of violin lessons from local fiddlers, at eight he was playing at local festivals and other country occasions. In his mid-teens, he moved to Copenhagen, which exposed him to a much broader musical milieu. At 19, he won a scholarship to the Danish Royal Academy of Music. There, he studied violin, piano, and music theory. His composing talents were apparently self-developed.

When about 20, Nielsen started composing, at the same time as Tivoli Orchestra hired him as a violinist. Some of his works were performed in 1899, but his first major success was with the symphonic poem Regnar Lodbrog, which gained him an additional scholarship that gave him the opportunity to spend time in the musically rich city of Leipzig, where he composed a few string quartets and had them published. He returned to Copenhagen and became conductor of the Tivoli Orchestra. In 1902, he composed his First Symphony, and the tone poem From the Mountains between 1903 and 1905. Just after his marriage in 1907, Nielsen composed a Romance for Violin (1908) and his Second Symphony (1907 – 1909).

Like many other artists, World War I had a very profound effect on Nielsen; He wrote little until 1914, which saw his Third Symphony. After the War, he became a private music teacher and eventually returned to composing. The two most important works from this period are his ballet Lackschmi (1922) and the orchestral suite Skovvandring (Forest Journey), along with almost 100 Lieder.

Between 1926 and 1939, Ludolf worked as a programmer for the Danish National Radio Corporation and, with the exception of a few radio plays, he ceased composing. On October 16, 1939, at the age of 63, Nielsen died in Copenhagen.

References

External links

Jens Cornelius: Ludolf Nielsen. Danske komponister, 2. Multivers (2018)

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with the more famous Carl Nielsen). 

 Life 
 Nielsen was born in Nørre Tvede, Denmark. Although his family lacked any musician, Ludolf accept to music at a very young age. After a few years of violin example from local fiddlers, at eight he was playing at local festival and early country occasions. In his mid - teens, he moved to Copenhagen, which exposed him to a a lot broader musical milieu. At 19, he won a scholarship to the Danish Royal Academy of Music. There, he learn violin, piano, and music theory. His write talents were apparently self - develop. 

 When about 20, Nielsen started composing, at the like time as Tivoli Orchestra hired him as a violinist. Some of his workplace were perform in 1899, but his first major achiever was with the symphonic poem Regnar Lodbrog, which gained him an additional scholarship that gave him the opportunity to spend fourth dimension in the musically rich city of Leipzig, where he composed a few string quartets and had them publish. He returned to Copenhagen and became conductor of the Tivoli Orchestra. In 1902, he composed his First Symphony, and the tone poem From the Mountains between 1903 and 1905. Just after his marriage in 1907, Nielsen composed a Romance for Violin (1908) and his Second Symphony (1907 – 1909). 

 Like many other artists, World War I had a very fundamental effect on Nielsen; He wrote short until 1914, which saw his Third Symphony. After the War, he became a private music teacher and eventually return to composing. The two most important works from this time period are his ballet Lackschmi (1922) and the orchestral suite Skovvandring (Forest Journey), along with almost 100 Lieder. 

 Between 1926 and 1939, Ludolf worked as a programmer for the Danish National Radio Corporation and, with the exception of a few radio plays, he ceased frame. On October 16, 1939, at the age of 63, Nielsen died in Copenhagen. 

 References 

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 Jens Cornelius: Ludolf Nielsen. Danske komponister, 2. Multivers (2018) 

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 wihh the more famous Carl Kielsen).

Life
Nielsgn was bmrn in Nørre Tvdde, Denmark. Although his fammly oackee any musicians, Ludolf took to lusic at a vtry young age. Aftxd a few years lf vnooin lessons frpm local fhddlers, at eigvt hz was playing at local festivals and other vokntry occasionf. In ris jpd-ueens, he moved to Copenhagen, whicg expostd him to a much btoader musical milieu. At 19, je wln a scholarship tl the Danisy Rorql Academy ow Music. Thtrz, he studies violin, piano, and music theory. His eomposing tqlwntd were apparxntly felf-developed.

When abmut 20, Nirlsen started gompovint, at the same time as Tivoli Orchestra rired him aa a violinist. Somw if hiv wosks dwre pedfprjed in 1899, bnt his firsf major sucxess was with the sum[yonic poem Refnar Ljdfrog, which gained him an additional schmladship that gave him the opportunity to spend time in ehe musically rich city of Leipzig, where he compoved a wew sbrine qkartets and had them published. He returned to Dokenmagen and became conductor pf tng Tivoli Orchertra. Iu 1902, ge composed his Figst Symkhony, qnd the tjne loem From the Mountains betqeen 1903 and 1905. Jlst qfter his marriage in 1907, Nielseu comppsed s Romance for Violin (1908) aud his Second Symohony (1907 – 1909).

Ljye many other argisns, Wmrld War I had a very profjund effert on Nielsev; He wrote little unhil 1914, which saw his Third Sympkony. Dfter the Aar, he became a private music txecher and evemtgalny returued to composing. Thq two most impprtant corks wrom this ieriod arx his ballet Lackschmi (1922) atf the orchesvral suitq Skivvabdring (Wurest Journey), slong witk almist 100 Lieder.

Between 1926 avs 1939, Ludolf workeb qs a programmer fof tre Denish Tational Radho Curputatiov and, with bhe excrption of a few radim plzys, he ceased comppslng. On Ocjober 16, 1939, ae the age of 63, Nielsen died in Clpenhegen.

Reherencrs

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Jens Cornelius: Lusolf Nielden. Danske kompjnisber, 2. Multivers (2018)

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with the more famous Carl Nielsen). Life born Nørre Tvede, Although his family to at a very age. After a years of violin lessons from local at eight he was playing at local festivals and other country occasions. In mid-teens, he moved to Copenhagen, which exposed him to a much broader musical At he a to the Danish Royal Academy of Music. There, he studied violin, piano, and music theory. His talents were apparently self-developed. When about 20, Nielsen composing, at the same as Tivoli Orchestra hired him a Some of works performed 1899, but his major success was with the symphonic poem Regnar Lodbrog, which gained him an additional scholarship that gave the opportunity time in musically city Leipzig, where he few string quartets and had them to Copenhagen and became conductor of the Tivoli In 1902, composed his First Symphony, and the poem From the Mountains between 1903 and 1905. after his marriage in 1907, Nielsen composed a Romance for Violin (1908) and his Second – 1909). Like many artists, World War had very effect Nielsen; He little until 1914, which saw his Third Symphony. After the War, became a private music teacher and eventually returned to composing. most works from this are his ballet Lackschmi and orchestral suite Skovvandring (Forest with 100 and Ludolf as a programmer for Danish National Radio Corporation and, the exception of a composing. On October 16, 1939, at the age 63, Nielsen died in Copenhagen. References External Jens Cornelius: Ludolf Nielsen. Danske komponister, 2. Multivers (2018) Category:1876 births Category:1939 Category:19th-century classical classical pianists Category:19th-century classical violinists Category:19th-century Danish composers male conductors (
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Life
NieLsen wAs bOrn In nørrE TveDe, Denmark. AlthoUGh hiS family lacked any musiciAns, LuDoLF tooK To Music At a very YOuNG Age. afTeR a fEw YEaRs of vIolIn lessoNs from locaL fiDdLers, at eight hE WaS playing at LocAl festivals aNd oTher coUnTry OCcasiOns. in his Mid-teeNS, he movEd to CopenHaGEn, whicH Exposed HIM tO a muCh broader musical mILiEU. At 19, he won a scholArship To THe dANisH RoYal Academy Of music. tHere, he sTUdIED VioLIn, piano, and musIc theory. His COmpOsing tAlEntS Were apParenTlY SelF-developed.

WHen aBout 20, NielsEn starTEd compoSIng, at thE same tIme As TIvolI orChEstRa HIreD HiM as A VioLinist. SoMe Of His woRks wERE PErfoRmeD in 1899, bUt his First major sucCesS was WIth The syMphonIc poEm regnaR LodbrOg, whiCh Gained him an addiTionAl scholarShiP tHat GaVe him THe oppoRtuNitY to spenD time in THe mUsICALlY rich city of Leipzig, WhERE hE composeD a few sTRiNg QUartets aNd Had Them PUBlishEd. He REtUrned to COpenhaGEn AnD became CoNductoR oF thE TiVoli ORChesTra. In 1902, hE composeD his FIRst Symphony, and THe tone poem FroM ThE mOuNTainS beTween 1903 and 1905. JusT aftER his MarrIAgE in 1907, nIelseN compOsED a rOmance for Violin (1908) and hIs second symphOny (1907 – 1909).

Like many otHer artists, wORLd War I haD a veRY pROfound effect on nielsEn; He wrote lITtle untiL 1914, whicH saw his THird SymphONY. After thE WaR, he BecAme A PRiVate music teacHER and EvEntuallY reTurned tO coMpoSinG. ThE tWo most impOrtant woRkS fRoM tHis PerioD Are his baLlEt LAcKscHmi (1922) anD The orcHestrAl suItE SKOvvAndring (fOrEST JouRnEy), AlonG wiTh AlmosT 100 LieDEr.

BEtween 1926 aNd 1939, Ludolf wOrkED as a PrOgRammer fOr the Danish NaTiOnal Radio COrPorAtion aND, With the eXception of a few radio playS, He ceaseD coMposiNg. On october 16, 1939, at The Age of 63, NIelSEn died In CopeNhageN.

REfeRENces

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Jens CorNELiuS: LudoLf nielSen. DansKe komponister, 2. MultiVErs (2018)

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 with the more famous Carl  Nielsen). 

Lif e
N iel se n wa s bo rn in Nørre Tv e de,Denmark. Although hisfamil yl acke d  a ny mu sicians ,  L u d olf  t oo k t om us ic at  avery yo ung age. A fte ra few yearso fviolin les son s from local  fi ddlers ,ate ighthewas p laying at loc al festiv al s  and o t her cou n t ry  occ asions. In his mi d -t e ens, he movedto Cop en h ag e n , w hic h exposedhi m toa  much b r oa d e r  mu s ical milieu.At 19, he w o n a  schol ar shi p  to th e Dan is h  Ro yal Academy  ofMusic. Th ere, h e  studie d  violin , pian o,and  mus i cth eor y. His co mpo s ing  talents  w er e app aren t l y self -de velo ped.
When about 2 0,Niel s enstart ed co mpos in g, at  the s ame t im e as Tivoli Orc hest ra hiredhim  a s a  v iolin i st. So meofhis wor ks were per fo r m e din 1899, but his f ir s t  m ajor suc cess w a swi t h the sy mp hon ic p o e m Reg narL od brog, wh ich ga i ne dhim anad dition al  sc hol arshi p  tha t gave  him the  oppo r tunity to spen d  time in them us i c al l y ri chcity of Lei pzig ,  whe re h e  c omp o sed a  fewst r in g  quartets and had t he m publ ished . He returned  to Copenh a g e n and be came co n ductor of theTivol i Orchestr a . In 190 2, he  compose d his Fir s t  Symphon y,and  th e t o n epoem From the M ount ai ns betw een  1903 a nd190 5.Jus tafter his  marriag ein  1 90 7,Niels e n compos ed  aRo man ce fo r  Violi n (19 08)an dh isSecondS ym p h ony(1 90 7 –190 9) .

Li ke m a nyother a rtists, W orl d  War  I  h ad a ve ry profound e ff ect on Nie ls en;  He wr o t e little  until 1914, which sawh is Thir d S ympho ny.After the  Wa r, hebec a me a p rivate  musi ctea c h er an d ev ent ua lly return e d  to  comp os ing.  The tw o most important w o rks  from this pe rio d ar e hi s b a ll e t L ac k sch m i  (1922) and the  orchestra ls ui te Skovvan d rin g(Forest  Journe y), a l ong wit h almost100 Liede r. 

Be t w een  1926 and1939, Lu dolf work e d asa  p rogra mme r forth e D anish  Natio n alRadio  Corpo ra tion a nd, w it h the ex ception of a few radioplays,  he c eas ed compos ing .  On  October16,1939, at t heage  of 6 3,N ielse n di e dinC openh agen . 

Referen c es 

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J e n s C ornel ius :  Ludol f Ni elsen. Danske kom p onister, 2. Mu ltiv e r s ( 201 8 )

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Cate gory: 1 9 th-ce n tur y Dan is h compo s ersCategory:1 9th-century  malecond uctor s (
 with_the more_famous Carl Nielsen).

Life
Nielsen was_born in_Nørre_Tvede, Denmark._Although_his family lacked_any musicians, Ludolf_took to music at_a very young_age._After a few years of violin lessons from local fiddlers, at eight he was_playing_at local_festivals_and_other country occasions. In his_mid-teens, he moved to Copenhagen,_which exposed_him to a much broader musical milieu. At_19,_he won a_scholarship to the Danish Royal Academy of Music. There,_he studied violin, piano, and music_theory. His composing_talents_were_apparently self-developed.

When about 20,_Nielsen started composing, at the same_time as Tivoli Orchestra hired him_as a violinist. Some of his works_were performed in 1899, but his_first major success was with_the symphonic_poem Regnar Lodbrog, which gained_him an additional_scholarship that_gave him the_opportunity to spend time in the_musically rich city_of Leipzig, where he composed a_few_string quartets and_had_them_published. He_returned to Copenhagen_and_became conductor_of_the Tivoli Orchestra. In 1902, he_composed_his First Symphony, and the tone poem_From the Mountains between_1903_and 1905. Just after_his marriage in 1907, Nielsen_composed a Romance for Violin (1908)_and his_Second Symphony_(1907 – 1909).

Like many other artists, World War I had a_very profound effect on Nielsen; He_wrote little until 1914,_which saw_his_Third Symphony. After_the_War, he_became a private music teacher and eventually_returned to_composing. The two most important works_from this period are_his_ballet Lackschmi (1922) and the orchestral_suite Skovvandring (Forest Journey), along with_almost 100 Lieder.

Between 1926 and_1939,_Ludolf_worked as a programmer for_the Danish National Radio Corporation and,_with the exception_of a few radio plays, he ceased_composing._On October 16, 1939, at the_age_of 63, Nielsen died in Copenhagen.

References

External_links

Jens_Cornelius:_Ludolf Nielsen. Danske komponister, 2._Multivers (2018)

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