- Okon
Fuoko, Op. 58, is a ballet-pantomime for orchestra,
vocal soloists, and
choir by the
Finnish composer Leevi Madetoja, who
wrote the
piece from 1925–27...
- three-movement
suite for solo piano; the ****anisme ballet-pantomime, Okon
Fuoko (1927); and, a
second opera, Juha (1935). Madetoja's
fourth symphony, purportedly...
- fire fo**** fócu foc focu [ˈfɔkʊ] foco/(pere, from Gr**** "πυρ") focu
fuoco [
fu̯ɔko] fógo [ˈfogo]; hógo [ˈhogo] fêugo [ˈføgu]
foeugh fœg [ˈføk] feu [ˈfø] fûc...
- (1926), the
opera The
Ostrobothnians (1923), the ballet-pantomime Okon
Fuoko (1927), and
Elegia (1909).
Student of Jean Sibelius, 1908–10.
Zorko Prelovec...
-
Sonata No. 3 Dvořák –
Stabat Mater Glazunov –
Symphony No. 6
Madetoja – Okon
Fuoko, ballet-pantomime for soloists,
mixed choir, and
orchestra (1927) Mendelssohn...
-
Symphony No. 4 (1930s, lost)
Stage Chess (1910) The Ostrobothnians (1924) Okon
Fuoko (1927) Juha (1935)
Other orchestral Elegia (1909) Kullervo (1913) Piano...
- The
Ostrobothnians (1924) and Juha (1935); the ballet-pantomime, Okon
Fuoko (1927); the
Elegia from the
Symphonic Suite (1909); the
Kalevalic symphonic...
- by
Felix Mendelssohn, 2003 Ode, to
music by Igor Stravinsky, 1972 Okon
Fuoko,
Leevi Madetoja, 1930 Oklahoma!,
Agnes de Mille, 1943 Oltremare,
Bruno Moretti...
- 956 Korhonen,
Kimmo (2013a).
Leevi Madetoja:
Symphony No. 1 and 3, Okon
Fuoko Suite (booklet). John Storgårds &
Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra. Ondine...
- Scaramouche, and with
Leevi Madetoja in 1927 on a
second ballet-pantomime, Okon
Fuoko. The
premieres of each production, however, were dela**** and, upon being...
