Wilhelm Petersen (15 March 1890 – 18 December 1957) was a German composer and conductor. He was born in Athens and spent his childhood in Darmstadt. From 1908 to 1913 he studied in Munich with Friedrich Klose, Felix Mottl and Rudolf Louis. In addition to music he wrote lyric and dramatic poetry and was on the fringes of the circle around Stefan George.Petersen was an apprentice conductor in Lübeck under Wilhelm Furtwängler in 1913-14; at the end of the First World War he was active as a writer in the Expressionist movement in Munich but from 1919 devoted himself entirely to music. His early music is described as radically Expressionistic, but in the 1920s he progressively clarified his style, arriving at a monumental tonal style typified by his Grosse Messe, op. 27 of 1928-9, premiered in
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| - ويلهلم بيترسن (ar)
- Wilhelm Petersen (Komponist) (de)
- Петерсен, Вильгельм (композитор) (ru)
- Wilhelm Petersen (composer) (en)
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| - ويلهلم بيترسن (بالألمانية: Wilhelm Petersen) هو ملحن ألماني، ولد في 15 مارس 1890 في أثينا في اليونان، وتوفي في 18 ديسمبر 1957 في دارمشتات في ألمانيا. (ar)
- Wilhelm Petersen (* 15. März 1890 in Athen; † 18. Dezember 1957 in Darmstadt) war ein deutscher Komponist. (de)
- Вильгельм Петерсен (нем. Wilhelm Petersen; 15 марта 1890, Афины — 18 декабря 1957, Дармштадт) — немецкий композитор. (ru)
- Wilhelm Petersen (15 March 1890 – 18 December 1957) was a German composer and conductor. He was born in Athens and spent his childhood in Darmstadt. From 1908 to 1913 he studied in Munich with Friedrich Klose, Felix Mottl and Rudolf Louis. In addition to music he wrote lyric and dramatic poetry and was on the fringes of the circle around Stefan George.Petersen was an apprentice conductor in Lübeck under Wilhelm Furtwängler in 1913-14; at the end of the First World War he was active as a writer in the Expressionist movement in Munich but from 1919 devoted himself entirely to music. His early music is described as radically Expressionistic, but in the 1920s he progressively clarified his style, arriving at a monumental tonal style typified by his Grosse Messe, op. 27 of 1928-9, premiered in (en)
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| - ويلهلم بيترسن (بالألمانية: Wilhelm Petersen) هو ملحن ألماني، ولد في 15 مارس 1890 في أثينا في اليونان، وتوفي في 18 ديسمبر 1957 في دارمشتات في ألمانيا. (ar)
- Wilhelm Petersen (* 15. März 1890 in Athen; † 18. Dezember 1957 in Darmstadt) war ein deutscher Komponist. (de)
- Wilhelm Petersen (15 March 1890 – 18 December 1957) was a German composer and conductor. He was born in Athens and spent his childhood in Darmstadt. From 1908 to 1913 he studied in Munich with Friedrich Klose, Felix Mottl and Rudolf Louis. In addition to music he wrote lyric and dramatic poetry and was on the fringes of the circle around Stefan George.Petersen was an apprentice conductor in Lübeck under Wilhelm Furtwängler in 1913-14; at the end of the First World War he was active as a writer in the Expressionist movement in Munich but from 1919 devoted himself entirely to music. His early music is described as radically Expressionistic, but in the 1920s he progressively clarified his style, arriving at a monumental tonal style typified by his Grosse Messe, op. 27 of 1928-9, premiered in 1930 in Dartmstadt under Karl Böhm. From 1927 he was a lecturer in the Music Academy at Darmstadt, and in 1934 became professor of music in Mannheim. He died in Darmstadt. Petersen's works include five symphonies, concertos, works for string orchestra, choral and chamber music, and the opera Der goldene Topf, premiered in Mannheim in 1941. (en)
- Вильгельм Петерсен (нем. Wilhelm Petersen; 15 марта 1890, Афины — 18 декабря 1957, Дармштадт) — немецкий композитор. (ru)
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