The Mountain Bird
Libretto written by Henrik Ibsen
The Mountain Bird (Norwegian: Fjeldfuglen) is an unfinished opera libretto written by Henrik Ibsen in 1859. The opera was to have themes of Norwegian romantic nationalism, but Ibsen eventually lost interest in the associated themes and ceased development of the text.[1] It was not published in his lifetime. The play was first produced and performed by Grusomhetens Teater in Oslo in 2009, 150 years after its inception.[2]
References
External links
- Catiline, the Warrior's Barrow, Olaf Liljekrans at Project Gutenberg
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Henrik Ibsen
- Catiline
- The Burial Mound
- Norma, or A Politician's Love
- St. John's Eve
- Lady Inger of Ostrat
- The Feast at Solhaug
- Olaf Liljekrans
- The Vikings at Helgeland
- The Mountain Bird
- Love's Comedy
- The Pretenders
- Brand
- Peer Gynt
- The League of Youth
- Emperor and Galilean
- The Pillars of Society
- A Doll's House
- Ghosts
- An Enemy of the People
- The Wild Duck
- Rosmersholm
- The Lady from the Sea
- Hedda Gabler
- The Master Builder
- Little Eyolf
- John Gabriel Borkman
- When We Dead Awaken
- Ibsen quotes, Oslo
- The Oxford Ibsen
- Centre for Ibsen Studies
- Ibsen Museum, Oslo
- Peer Gynt Sculpture Park
- Norwegian Ibsen Award
- International Ibsen Award
- Ibsen Year
- The Death of Little Ibsen (2006 play)
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