Grundtvigs Brorson

Grundtvig’s Brorson The article analyzes Grundtvig’s relationship to Brorson’s hymns. It consistsof three parts. The first presents Grundtvig’s limited prose writingsabout Brorson; the second describes what Grundtvig’s versions of Brorson’shymns look like and presents examples of how (and, to an ext...

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Authors: Auken, Sune (Author) ; Damsgaard, Johan (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:Danish
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Published: 2016
In: Grundtvig-studier
Year: 2016, Volume: 67, Issue: 1, Pages: 47-78
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Summary:Grundtvig’s Brorson The article analyzes Grundtvig’s relationship to Brorson’s hymns. It consistsof three parts. The first presents Grundtvig’s limited prose writingsabout Brorson; the second describes what Grundtvig’s versions of Brorson’shymns look like and presents examples of how (and, to an extent,why) Grundtvig makes changes in what Brorson wrote; and the thirdpart analyses Grundtvig’s seven different versions of Brorson’s hymn “ Denyndigste rose er funden” [The lovliest rose has been found]. The articleconcludes with some final reflections on Grundtvig’s practice of revising Brorson’s hymns. It places these revisions in their generic context, comparesthem with Grundtvig’s overall practices as a reviser of hymns, andcautiously points towards their respective roles in later Danish church life.Three accompanying appendixes overview Grundtvig’s rewritings of Brorson’stexts.
ISSN:0107-4164
Contains:Enthalten in: Grundtvig-studier
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.7146/grs.v67i1.96648