Christian Geisler

Christian Peder Wilhelm Geisler (April 28, 1869 – 1951) was a Danish organist and composer.

Notable works

• Arnes Sange, 3 Songs of Björnetjerne Björnsons Arne, Op.1 (1889)
• Sonatine in G major for piano, Op.2 (1897)
• String Quartet in B minor, Op.3 (1893)
• Foraar (Spring), Poem Cycle for soprano and piano, Op.4 (1910); words by Christian Richardt
• O, welch ein Tiefe for chorus, Op.5 (1902)
• Julekantate for chorus, Op.8a
• Ode til den menneskelige stemme for chorus, Op.8b
• Under Egetræet for solooist, chorus and orchestra, Op.9a (1890)
• Asminderød Kirkeklokken, Op.9b (1915)
• Sonate for viola and piano, Op.10 (1920)^[1]
• Minna, Tragic Overture for orchestra, Op.11 (1895)
• Suite for orchestra, Op.12 (1930)
• Et Morgensyn, Melodrama for speaker and orchestra, Op.13 (1894); poem by Christian Molbech
• Zwei deutsche Gesänge (2 German Songs), Op.14 (1900)
• Arier, Songs, Op.16 (1888)
• Minneweise for chorus and soloists, Op.18 (1890)
• Fem motetter (5 Motets) for chorus, Op.19 (1920)
• String Quartet, Op.30
• Festpræludium (Festival Prelude) for orchestra, Op.32 (1945)
• Miniatursuite (Miniature Suite) for oboe and piano (1889)
• Kvartetter (Quartet) for chorus (1895)
• Skolehuset (Kantate ved indvielsen af Ingrid Jespersens skole) for chorus and piano (1895)
• Kantate ved indvielsen af K.F.U.M.s nye bygning for chorus and orchestra (1900)
• Forspil og fughetta (Prelude and Fughetta) for orchestra (1904)
• Hymne til Barnet (Hymn for Children) for voice and piano (1905)
• De profundis for string orchestra (1914)
• Hjortens Flugt, Opera (1920/30)

See also

• List of Danish composers

References

This article incorporates information from this version of the equivalent article on the Danish Wikipedia.

1. ^ WorldCat

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Name	Geisler, Christian
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Date of birth	April 28, 1869
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Date of death	1951
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