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Edvard Grieg
real name Edvard Hagerup Grieg
composer
Bergen, Norway · 1843-06-15 – 1907-09-04
Edvard Grieg is credited on 15,502 releases across 2,956 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1950–2026 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
15,502
Credits
2,956
Albums
8
Decades active
250
In collections
Biography
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Norwegian composer and pianist, born in Bergen, 15 June 1843, died 4 September 1907, also in Bergen. By borrowing rhythmic and melodic elements from Norwegian folk music, he created nationally romantic and patriotic music. Most famous are perhaps his compositions for the play "Peer Gynt" (written by Henrik Ibsen), which features pieces such as "Morning Mood" and "In The Hall of The Mountain King". Edvard Grieg is considered to be the greatest Norwegian composer of all time.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
15,502 releases · 2,956 albums · active 1950–2026
- Performance · 19,621
- Other credits · 582
- Production · 1
Studios: Berliner Philharmonie · Jesus-Christus-Kirche, Berlin · Abbey Road Studios · Kingsway Hall
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

The Who Sell Out
1967

Journey To The Centre Of The Earth
1974

The Social Network
2010

Hooked On Classics
1981

Hall Of The Mountain King
1987

On The Third Day
1973

Let The Bad Times Roll
2021

The Circus
1987

Television's Greatest Hits (65 TV Themes! From The 50's And 60's)
1985

Kosmos
1978

Peer Gynt Suites 1 & 2 / Pelléas Et Mélisande
1983

It Doesn't Have To Be
1987

Latin Escapade
1957

Milestones
1969

Someone To Watch Over Me
1968

Music For Peer Gynt
1958

Motherland
2014

Night Castle
2009

Land
2008

Rhapsodies
1979

Keep On Wombling
1974

Joy
1972

Sayonara
1967

Reverie
1964
Frequent collaborators
- Various
- Grieg
- Unknown Artist
- Schumann
- James Last
- Tchaikovsky
- Django Reinhardt
- Sibelius
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