- The
Ostrobothnians (in Finnish:
Pohjalaisia;
occasionally translated to
English as The Bothnians), Op. 45, is a
verismo opera in
three acts
written from...
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Pohjalaisia (The Ostrobothnians) is a
Finnish play,
first performed in 1914, with
adaptations into an
opera (1924) and two
films (1925 and 1936), written...
- won in the end. The name
comes from a
character in the 1924 and 1936
Pohjalaisia films. The
awards were
originally organized by the Elokuvajournalistit...
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Finnish composer,
Sibelius excepted. As
central to Madetoja's
legacy is
Pohjalaisia (The Ostrobothnians, 1923),
proclaimed Finland's "national opera" following...
- https://www.epliitto.fi/vakiluku (in Finnish) "Etelä-Pohjanmaata ja
pohjalaisia | Elävä
arkisto | yle.fi". yle.fi (in Finnish).
Retrieved 2021-04-11...
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horns Kansankarkelo (Revel)
Miekkatanssi (Sword Dance)
Menuetto Op. 45:
Pohjalaisia (The Ostrobothnians),
opera in 3 acts for
soloists and orchestra; libretto...
- (1931),
Aatamin puvussa ja vähän
Eevankin (1931),
Onnenpotku (1936),
Pohjalaisia (1936),
Asessorin naishuolet (1937), Seitsemän veljestä (1939), Kohtalo...
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mainstream po****tion. A
similar view can
indirectly be seen in the
drama Pohjalaisia (Ostrobothnians). [citation needed] In the
central parishes of both Finnish...
- new
Finnish opera became famous in the 1970s.
Leevi Madetoja's 1924
Pohjalaisia, an
operatic allegory about Russian oppression during previous decades...
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morsian Kustaa Koski 1934 Meidän
poikamme ilm****a - me ma****a
Erkin isä 1935
Roinilan talossa Meri-Matti 1936
Pohjalaisia Herastuomari (final film role)...
