File:Säveleitä (1888, No. 19) Competition for torviseitsikko Ad EDITED with breaks (combines top of pg. 75 with top & bottom of pg. 78).png
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English: A December 1888 advertisement from No. 19 of the Finnish music magazine "Säveleitä" promoting a competition for an original composition for brass septet (torviseitsikko) based on a Finnish folk tune; Jean Sibelius submitted his Allegro in G minor (JS 25) but did not place; judgesː Richard Faltin, Adolf Leander, and Ernst Schnéevoigt.
Noteː The original advertisement has been edited to exclude extraneous details and combines the top of p. 75 (magazine name) with the top and bottom of p. 78 (the advertisement for the music competition). To maintain fidelity to the original, line breaks between the four excerpts are maintained. |
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| Source | doria.fi (https://www.doria.fi/handle/10024/33272) ["Säveleitä" magazine, Nos. 8-19 from 1888; listed as public domain] |
| Author | Magazine editor/publisherː P. J. Hannikainen |
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