Sibelius’s famous piece. Popular classical music.
Jean Sibelius, the renowned composer born in Finland.
A composer and violinist, Sibelius wrote a vast body of works ranging from symphonies to piano pieces and choral music.
Many of his compositions express a deep love for his homeland, Finland.
His symphonic poem Finlandia is a representative example, and in addition he wrote over a hundred songs with piano accompaniment, stage music, and choral works inspired by the Finnish national epic.
Here, we’ve selected some of Sibelius’s masterpieces from among those works!
Playlist
| Sibelius’s famous piece. Popular classical music. | |||
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Symphonic Poem “Finlandia”Shiberiusu | play_arrow | An inspiring masterpiece that symbolizes Finland's independence |
| 2east | Swan of TuonelaShiberiusu | play_arrow | A fantastical piece inspired by the Kalevala |
| 3east | Andante festivoShiberiusu | play_arrow | Sibelius’s majestic string piece: Finland’s message of peace |
| 4east | Symphony No. 2Shiberiusu | play_arrow | A masterpiece symphonic poem expressing Finland’s climate and national character |
| 5east | Five PiecesClare Hammond | play_arrow | A collection of short pieces by Sibelius themed around trees |
| 6east | Symphonic Poem “A Saga”Shiberiusu | play_arrow | A symphonic poem by Sibelius. A masterpiece that depicts the struggles of youth through the natural sounds of the Nordic landscape. |
| 7east | Symphonic Poem “The Bard”Shiberiusu | play_arrow | Sibelius’s meditative orchestral piece |
| 8east | Pelléas and MélisandeShiberiusu | play_arrow | Depicting the tragic love of Pelléas and Mélisande |
| 9east | Sorrowful WaltzShiberiusu | play_arrow | Sibelius's masterpiece expressing death and life |
| 10east | Symphony No. 1Shiberiusu | play_arrow | Sibelius’s masterwork symphonic poem, Finlandia |
| 11east | Symphony No. 5Shiberiusu | play_arrow | Sibelius’s masterpiece of nature depiction music |
| 12east | Kullervo SymphonyPāvo Yaruvu/Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra | play_arrow | Sibelius’s orchestral works with chorus |
| 13east | String Quartet in D minor, Op. 56 “Beloved Voice”Shiberiusu | play_arrow | A string quartet that expresses Sibelius’s profound emotions |
| 14east | Symphonic Poem “Song of Spring”Chāruzu Gurōvuzu shiki / Roiyaru Ribapūru Firuhamōnī Kangen Gakudan | play_arrow | Spring Song is a symphonic poem composed in 1894. |
| 15east | Symphony No. 6Ratoru/Bāmingamu-shi Kōkyōgakudan | play_arrow | Symphony No. 6 was conceived in 1914 and completed in 1923. |
| 16east | Symphonic Poem “Goddess of the Ocean”Segerstam/Helsingin kaupunginorkesteri | play_arrow | A symphonic poem composed by Sibelius in 1914 |
| 17east | Karelia Suite: No. 3, In the Style of a MarchShiberiusu | play_arrow | Sibelius’s Karelia Suite |
| 18east | Symphonic Fantasia: The Maid of PohjolaShiberiusu | play_arrow | A grand epic in which Sibelius set the Kalevala to music |
| 19east | A scene from a balletShiberiusu | play_arrow | Sibelius's Early Orchestral Works |
| 20east | ‘Karelia’ Suite: Intermezzo (No. 1)Shiberiusu | play_arrow | Powerful music that depicts Finnish national scenes |
| 21east | Symphonic Poem ‘Tapiola’, Op. 112Paavo Berglund/RSO | play_arrow | Sibelius’s symphonic poem Tapiola is his greatest masterpiece. |
| 22east | Symphony No. 7Muravinsukī / Reningurādo Firu | play_arrow | Sibelius Symphony No. 7 completed in 1924 |
| 23east | Karelia Suite, No. 2: BalladeNēme Yaruvui / Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra | play_arrow | A beautiful musical piece that depicts a bard’s song |
| 24east | fir treeSibelius | play_arrow | The Finnish composer’s fir tree |
| 25east | Symphonic Poem “Finlandia”Sibelius | play_arrow | Sibelius’s patriotic symphonic poem |
| 26east | KuolemaPekka Helasvuo/Finlandia Sinfonietta | play_arrow | Sibelius's incidental music themed on death |
| 27east | Night Ride and SunrisePāvo Yaruvu/Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra | play_arrow | Sibelius Night Ride and Sunrise |
| 28east | “The Spruce” from “The Trees Suite”Sibelius | play_arrow | The spruce from Sibelius’s suite The Trees, with its powerful form |
| 29east | Symphony No. 2, First MovementSibelius | play_arrow | Sibelius composed his Symphony No. 2 after his trip to Italy |
| 30east | Symphony No. 5Sibelius | play_arrow | The celebratory performance in the year Sibelius turned 50… |
| 31east | Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47Esa-Pekka Saronen/Suuwēden Hōsō Kōkyō Gakudan | play_arrow | Sibelius's Violin Concerto |
| 32east | Symphony No. 3Esa Pekka/Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra | play_arrow | Sibelius’s Symphony No. 3 was composed in 1907 in a nature-rich environment. |
| 33east | Symphony No. 4Herbert Blomstedt/Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra | play_arrow | The Creative Background of Sibelius’s Symphony No. 4 |
| 34east | Suite ‘Princess Swan’Yondāni Batto/Roiyaru Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudan | play_arrow | The Swan Princess is a 1908 suite by Sibelius. |
| 35east | Sorrowful WaltzSibelius | play_arrow | Sibelius’s Valse Triste depicts death. |
| 36east | FinlandiaSibelius | play_arrow | At the time of its composition, Finland was suffering under the harsh oppression of Russia… |
| 37east | The Tempest, Suite No. 1 | play_arrow | Sibelius's last work of incidental music |
| 38east | Andantino in A minorLeslie Howard | play_arrow | Sibelius’s Piano Sonata |
| 39east | String Quartet in E-flat majorShiberiusu | play_arrow | Sibelius’s Early String Quartets |


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