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When the young Edvard Grieg travelled to Leipzig to study, Norway was still a nation with modest traditions of teaching and education within the realm of classical music. He was not the first Norwegian musician to head off to this power centre of European art music, and others later followed in his footsteps.

Edvard Grieg - The Complete Songs - Monica Groop (2010) {7CD Set, BIS-CD-1607/09 rec 1993-2007}
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Classical / Romantic / Chamber Music / Song

The complete 172 songs for voice and piano. The seven discs that make up the collection have previously been released separately, to great acclaim from reviewers around the world: ‘Something of a landmark in the Grieg discography… Monica Groop penetrates the very essence of the Grieg spirit with the artlessness that conceals art’, wrote International Record Review about one instalment, while a BBC Music Magazine review described another as ‘an irresistible new take, thrilling to both the shadows and the bright high-latitude light in this music.’ In her own introduction to the project Monica Groop writes: ‘I have always felt a special and instinctive affinity for Edvard Grieg and his music … I admire his gift of being able to write simple, natural music and I have sought to preserve this in performance.’ In these endeavours the acclaimed Finnish mezzo-soprano has enjoyed the expert support of three fine pianists: Roger Vignoles, Ilmo Ranta and Love Derwinger.