Carl – My Childhood Symphony (Min fynske barndom)
German title: Carl, meine Kindheit auf Fünen
Francaise title: Le chant de mon enfance
Spain title: Carl, sinfonía de mi niñez
Russian title: Симфония моего детства
Original title: Min fynske barndom
Francaise title: Le chant de mon enfance
Spain title: Carl, sinfonía de mi niñez
Russian title: Симфония моего детства
Original title: Min fynske barndom
Alternative titles:
Eine Kindheit auf Fünen | Carl Nielsen, My Funen Childhood | Carl, la symphonie de mon enfance | Carl, My Childhood Symphony
Eine Kindheit auf Fünen | Carl Nielsen, My Funen Childhood | Carl, la symphonie de mon enfance | Carl, My Childhood Symphony
Biography – Denmark
Production year: 1993
Movie length: 132 minutes
Production year: 1993
Movie length: 132 minutes
Director: Erik Clausen
Writer: Erik Clausen, Carl Nielsen
Cinematograph: Claus Loof
Music: Andy Pape
Writer: Erik Clausen, Carl Nielsen
Cinematograph: Claus Loof
Music: Andy Pape
Movie description:
This film follows the childhood and adolescence of Carl Nielson from his introduction to music to the creation of his first symphony. Divided into three parts, our hero’s life is examined at roughly six, fifteen and nineteen years of age.
In his autobiography, the Danish composer Carl Nielsen describes his early life on the island of Funen until he moved to Copenhagen in 1884 in order to study at the Conservatory. It has been pointed out, however, that as he did not begin writing the account until prompted by his daughter in 1922, the story he tells may have been somewhat over-romanticised, reflecting Hans Christian Andersen’s similarly difficult childhood, also on the island of Funen.
The work does nevertheless provide a detailed account of the composer’s early years and is a primary source of information about this period of his life. It describes the hardships of his family, how his father, a painter and farm labourer, went off playing the fiddle at local dances and celebrations to earn a little more. It tells of his earliest musical memories, especially the time when his mother handed him a violin when he was in bed with the measles. We also learn of his school life: »I was not very good at bookish subjects, but not one of the worst either.« He was fortunate that Emil Petersen, a teacher at the school, »taught me later on to play the violin properly from notation«, enabling him to play at dances with his father. He also tells us of jobs as a goose-herd when still quite small, a summer spent at a tile works, and an apprenticeship with a shopkeeper who went bankrupt. His musical career began when his father had heard that there was an opening for a musician with the Sixteenth Battalion in Odense, We agreed that I should practise the trumpet intensively and register for the audition ... »All went well and Nielsen was able to play in the band while taking violin lessons in Odense.«
In his autobiography, the Danish composer Carl Nielsen describes his early life on the island of Funen until he moved to Copenhagen in 1884 in order to study at the Conservatory. It has been pointed out, however, that as he did not begin writing the account until prompted by his daughter in 1922, the story he tells may have been somewhat over-romanticised, reflecting Hans Christian Andersen’s similarly difficult childhood, also on the island of Funen.
The work does nevertheless provide a detailed account of the composer’s early years and is a primary source of information about this period of his life. It describes the hardships of his family, how his father, a painter and farm labourer, went off playing the fiddle at local dances and celebrations to earn a little more. It tells of his earliest musical memories, especially the time when his mother handed him a violin when he was in bed with the measles. We also learn of his school life: »I was not very good at bookish subjects, but not one of the worst either.« He was fortunate that Emil Petersen, a teacher at the school, »taught me later on to play the violin properly from notation«, enabling him to play at dances with his father. He also tells us of jobs as a goose-herd when still quite small, a summer spent at a tile works, and an apprenticeship with a shopkeeper who went bankrupt. His musical career began when his father had heard that there was an opening for a musician with the Sixteenth Battalion in Odense, We agreed that I should practise the trumpet intensively and register for the audition ... »All went well and Nielsen was able to play in the band while taking violin lessons in Odense.«
Boy Actors
Morten Gundel
(Carl Nielsen, 6 years old)
(Carl Nielsen, 6 years old)
Birthday: 29.03.1984
Age of the actor:
approximately 9 years old
Age of the actor:
approximately 9 years old
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