- The
Dryad (in Finnish: Dryadi), Op. 45/1, is a tone poem for
orchestra written in 1910 by the
Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. He
completed it
between skiing...
- of
being replaced by Flyvefisken-class
patrol vessels):
Daphne (P530),
Dryaden (P531),
Havfruen (P533),
Najaden (P534),
Nymfen (P535),
Neptun (P536; decommissioned...
- 1922 "Ein
Hochzeitslied für
unseren Erich und
seine liebe 'Dusi'" 1927 "
Dryadenlied" 1927 "Weihnacht" "Frühlingsblick" – text:
Nikolaus Lenau "Frühlingstod"...
- The Dryad(s) may
refer to: Die
Dryaden or The Dryads,
ballet composed by
Ludwig Minkus Dryadi or The Dryad, a
composition by Jean
Sibelius for orchestra...
-
libretto was out of
touch with
contemporary tastes.
Minkus then
composed Die
Dryaden (The Dryads) for the
Viennese stage in 1899, a
ballet in one act. The final...
- Madamen") (1867) "Vänö and Glänö" ("Vænø og Glænø") (1867) "The Dryad" ("
Dryaden") (1868) "Godfather's
Picture Book" ("Gudfaders Billedbog") (1868) "Which...
- He died
during 1941 and was
buried at
Vejen Church.
Skyggen (1897–98)
Dryaden (1918) Døden og
moderen (1892) Bust of Jacobsen's
mother Bust of Jacobsen's...
- (based on the
British Ford-class
seaward defence craft) P530
Daphne P531
Dryaden P533
Havfruen P534
Najaden P535
Nymfen P536
Neptun decommissioned October...
-
being replaced by Flyvefisken-class
patrol vessels): P530 Daphne, P531
Dryaden, P533 Havfruen, P534 Najaden, P535 Nymfen, P536
Neptun (decommissioned...
-
Submarine Daphne on 9
December followed by the
other D-class
submarine Dryaden on 3 June 1926
Torpedo Boat
Dragen followed by
another two Dragen-class...
