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Karl Emil Moritz Genetz (October 24, 1852 – May 1, 1930) was a Finnish composer of patriotic choral works. Genetz was born in Impilahti, Finland (now in the Republic of Karelia). He became professionally employed as a language teacher, but gained prominence for his choral compositions. After studying chemistry and law at the University of Helsinki, he became a singer in the Finnish Opera, and traveled on a state grant to study at the Dresden Conservatory from 1875 to 1877. He spent time in various cities of Finland, including Hämeenlinna, Helsinki, and Hamina, working as a German language teacher, composing patriotic works, and conducting choirs. He died in Helsinki in 1930. Many of his works are still well known in modern Finland.

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  • Emil Genetz (en)
  • エミール・ゲネツ (ja)
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  • カール・エミール・モーリッツ・ゲネツ(Karl Emil Moritz Genetz 1852年10月24日 - 1930年5月1日)は、フィンランドの作曲家、指揮者。愛国的な合唱曲を得意としていた。 (ja)
  • Karl Emil Moritz Genetz, född 24 oktober 1852 i Impilax, död 1 maj 1930 i Helsingfors, var en finländsk tonsättare. Han var bror till Arvid Genetz. Genetz studerade först kemi och juridik, men övergick 1874 till musiken. Han studerade 1875–1877 vid Dresdens konservatorium och förtjänade länge sitt levebröd som lärare i tyska vid skolor i Tavastehus och Helsingfors och 1889–1903 vid kadettskolan i Fredrikshamn. I denna stad ledde han även en kör, med vilken han företog konsertresor. År 1904 flyttade han till Helsingfors, där han var verksam som lärare i välläsning och som ledare för Finlands nationalteaters elevskola. I hans produktion märks främst omkring 50 sånger för kör, av vilka Terve, Suomeni maa!, Herää Suomi! och Rauhan maa (Fridens land) är de mest kända. (sv)
  • Karl Emil Moritz Genetz (October 24, 1852 – May 1, 1930) was a Finnish composer of patriotic choral works. Genetz was born in Impilahti, Finland (now in the Republic of Karelia). He became professionally employed as a language teacher, but gained prominence for his choral compositions. After studying chemistry and law at the University of Helsinki, he became a singer in the Finnish Opera, and traveled on a state grant to study at the Dresden Conservatory from 1875 to 1877. He spent time in various cities of Finland, including Hämeenlinna, Helsinki, and Hamina, working as a German language teacher, composing patriotic works, and conducting choirs. He died in Helsinki in 1930. Many of his works are still well known in modern Finland. (en)
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  • Karl Emil Moritz Genetz (October 24, 1852 – May 1, 1930) was a Finnish composer of patriotic choral works. Genetz was born in Impilahti, Finland (now in the Republic of Karelia). He became professionally employed as a language teacher, but gained prominence for his choral compositions. After studying chemistry and law at the University of Helsinki, he became a singer in the Finnish Opera, and traveled on a state grant to study at the Dresden Conservatory from 1875 to 1877. He spent time in various cities of Finland, including Hämeenlinna, Helsinki, and Hamina, working as a German language teacher, composing patriotic works, and conducting choirs. He died in Helsinki in 1930. Many of his works are still well known in modern Finland. James Fuld in his The Book of World-Famous Music points out that the first two measures of Genetz' Herää Suomi! (Arise Finland!) for male chorus, published in 1882, are almost identical with the main tune of Jean Sibelius' Finlandia of 1900, during which time the Grand Duchy of Finland was part of the Russian Empire, which makes one consider how blatantly revolutionary against the Czarist regime Sibelius' wordless orchestral piece was. (en)
  • カール・エミール・モーリッツ・ゲネツ(Karl Emil Moritz Genetz 1852年10月24日 - 1930年5月1日)は、フィンランドの作曲家、指揮者。愛国的な合唱曲を得意としていた。 (ja)
  • Karl Emil Moritz Genetz, född 24 oktober 1852 i Impilax, död 1 maj 1930 i Helsingfors, var en finländsk tonsättare. Han var bror till Arvid Genetz. Genetz studerade först kemi och juridik, men övergick 1874 till musiken. Han studerade 1875–1877 vid Dresdens konservatorium och förtjänade länge sitt levebröd som lärare i tyska vid skolor i Tavastehus och Helsingfors och 1889–1903 vid kadettskolan i Fredrikshamn. I denna stad ledde han även en kör, med vilken han företog konsertresor. År 1904 flyttade han till Helsingfors, där han var verksam som lärare i välläsning och som ledare för Finlands nationalteaters elevskola. I hans produktion märks främst omkring 50 sånger för kör, av vilka Terve, Suomeni maa!, Herää Suomi! och Rauhan maa (Fridens land) är de mest kända. (sv)
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