Bellman, Carl Michael

(mē`käĕl bĕl`män), 1740–95, Swedish poet; protégé of Gustavus III. His early poetry was chiefly religious. His dithyrambic odes in Fredmans Epistlar (1790) and Fredmans Sånger (1791) include bacchanals, pastorals, and comic pieces. A fine performer of his own verse, Bellman sometimes wrote music for it, but more often he borrowed French melodies and music from contemporary plays.

Bibliography

See J. Massengale, The Musical-Poetic Method of C. M. Bellman (1979).

Bellman, Carl Michael

Born Feb. 4, 1740, in Stockholm; died there on Feb. 11, 1795. Swedish poet.

Bellman studied at the University of Uppsala. His songs are contained in the collections Fredman’s Epistles (1790) and Fredman’s Songs (1791). His songs, which are democratic in tone, depict the life of the Stockholm streets and often combine a cheerful humor with tragic undertones. He composed the tunes for his songs and successfully rendered them himself, thereby earning the name “the Swedish Anacreon.”

WORKS

Dikter. Stockholm, 1916.
Skrifter, vols. 1–11. Stockholm, 1921–64 . . . (publication not completed).

REFERENCES

Sylwan, O. Bellman och Fredmans epistlar. Lund, 1943.
Blanck, A. C. M. Bellman. Stockholm, [1948].
Austin.P. B. The Life and Songs of C. M. Bellman. Malmö, [1967].

A. A. MATSEVICH

单词	bellman, carl michael
释义	Bellman, Carl Michael Bellman, Carl Michael (mē`käĕl bĕl`män), 1740–95, Swedish poet; protégé of Gustavus III. His early poetry was chiefly religious. His dithyrambic odes in Fredmans Epistlar (1790) and Fredmans Sånger (1791) include bacchanals, pastorals, and comic pieces. A fine performer of his own verse, Bellman sometimes wrote music for it, but more often he borrowed French melodies and music from contemporary plays. Bibliography See J. Massengale, The Musical-Poetic Method of C. M. Bellman (1979). Bellman, Carl Michael Born Feb. 4, 1740, in Stockholm; died there on Feb. 11, 1795. Swedish poet. Bellman studied at the University of Uppsala. His songs are contained in the collections Fredman’s Epistles (1790) and Fredman’s Songs (1791). His songs, which are democratic in tone, depict the life of the Stockholm streets and often combine a cheerful humor with tragic undertones. He composed the tunes for his songs and successfully rendered them himself, thereby earning the name “the Swedish Anacreon.” WORKS Dikter. Stockholm, 1916. Skrifter, vols. 1–11. Stockholm, 1921–64 . . . (publication not completed). REFERENCES Sylwan, O. Bellman och Fredmans epistlar. Lund, 1943. Blanck, A. C. M. Bellman. Stockholm, [1948]. Austin.P. B. The Life and Songs of C. M. Bellman. Malmö, [1967]. A. A. MATSEVICH
随便看	control random access memory control read only memory control read-only memory control read/write control receiver-transmitter control record control register control register 0 control register 1 control register 3 control register 5 control register 7 control register a control registers control relay control release suture control reporting element control & reporting post control resources control resources inc. control reversal control reverse control riser platform control risk self assessment control risks group