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- catalog abstract "No happier, merrier, more mischievous little boy ever lived than Edvard Grieg. When he was a tiny lad in Bergen, his mother was kept uneasy lest he fall from the rocks -- and he frequently did -- while imitating the fishermen as they unloaded their boats. In later years when the family had moved to the country, there were hills and fields to play in, but young Edvard still loved the more adventurous games. Some of this freedom-from-mundane-matters certainly found its way into the glorious music he wrote and played. To the end of his life Edvard Grieg found beauty and joy in every passing day though, as we all know, many of those days were anything but gay. Sybil Deucher has captured all the fine spirit of the boy and the man in this simple, straightforward story of his life told for children. Into it she has woven parts of his best-known and best-loved music. - Jacket flap.".
- catalog contributor b4213694.
- catalog contributor b4213695.
- catalog created "1946.".
- catalog date "1946".
- catalog date "1946.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1946.".
- catalog description "No happier, merrier, more mischievous little boy ever lived than Edvard Grieg. When he was a tiny lad in Bergen, his mother was kept uneasy lest he fall from the rocks -- and he frequently did -- while imitating the fishermen as they unloaded their boats. In later years when the family had moved to the country, there were hills and fields to play in, but young Edvard still loved the more adventurous games. Some of this freedom-from-mundane-matters certainly found its way into the glorious music he wrote and played. To the end of his life Edvard Grieg found beauty and joy in every passing day though, as we all know, many of those days were anything but gay. Sybil Deucher has captured all the fine spirit of the boy and the man in this simple, straightforward story of his life told for children. Into it she has woven parts of his best-known and best-loved music. - Jacket flap.".
- catalog extent "165 p.".
- catalog issued "1946".
- catalog issued "1946.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York, E. P. Dutton & company, inc.,".
- catalog spatial "Norway".
- catalog subject "780.881 813.5".
- catalog subject "Composers Norway Biography Juvenile literature.".
- catalog subject "Grieg, Edvard, 1843-1907 Fiction.".
- catalog subject "Grieg, Edvard, 1843-1907 Juvenile literature.".
- catalog subject "ML3930.G8 D48".
- catalog subject "Music History and criticism Juvenile literature.".
- catalog title "Edvard Grieg, boy of the Northland, by Sybil Deucher, illustrated by Mary Greenwalt.".
- catalog type "text".