- Ole
Sarvig (Danish pronunciation: [ˈoːlə ˈsɑːviˀ]) (27
November 1921 in
Copenhagen – 4
December 1981 in Copenhagen) was a
Danish author and poet, known...
- Rode (1870–1937),
writer and poet
Valdemar Rørdam,
novelist and poet Ole
Sarvig (1921–1981) Jens
August Schade (1903–1978)
Sophus Schandorph (1836–1901)...
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Siddhartha is an opera-ballet by Per Nørgård to a
libretto by Ole
Sarvig.
Written 1974-79 it was
premiered at the
Royal Opera in
Stockholm in 1983. Edith...
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Quartet No. 18,
Giornata (Day) 1982
Chamber (string quartet) 315 154 2
Sarvig Psalms 1983
Choral (unaccompanied) 316 155
Gioco (Game) for
string trio...
- Brostrøm 1967 Hans
Lyngby Jepsen 1966 P.V. Glob 1965
Villy Sørensen 1964 Ole
Sarvig 1963
Thorkild Hansen Palle Lauring 1962
Frank Jæger 1961 Jørgen Hæstrup...
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Kristensen K.E. Løgstrup Leif
Panduro Steen Eiler Rasmussen Klaus Rifbjerg Ole
Sarvig Tage Skou-Hansen
Villy Sørensen Ole
Wivel Erik Aalbæk
Jensen Grand Prize...
- (essays) and Willy-August Linnemann: Døden må have en årsag (novel) 1960 – Ole
Sarvig 1961 –
Cecil Bødker 1962 –
Albert Dam 1963 – Leif Panduro: Fern fra Danmark...
- Munch-Petersen det
underste land 1933
Thorkild Bjørnvig
Anubis 1955 Ole
Sarvig Regnmaaleren 1943
Morten Nielsen Øjeblik 1945
Frank Jæger
Sidenius i Esbjerg...
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weapons expert (born 1910) 16
October – Ole Beich,
musician 4
December – Ole
Sarvig, poet (born 1921) 1991 in
Danish television "Margrethe II:
queen of Denmark"...
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other Danish resistance authors, such as Tove Ditlevsen, Hans Kirk, Ole
Sarvig, and
Halfdan Rasmussen. The
anthology was
originally published without naming...
