Runoelmia

audiobook

Runoelmia

by Heinrich Heine

FI·~31 minutes·10 chapters

Chapters

10 total

Produced by Matti Järvinen.

3:14

ROMANSEJA. - KAIKU.

0:30

VELJEKSET.

0:54

SOTA-URHOT.

1:11

VIESTI.

0:27

DON RAMIRO.

4:13

BELSAZAR.

1:29

PYHÄRETKI KEVLAARIIN.

1:59

OPETUS.

0:22

LYYRILLISIÄ LAULUJA.

17:25

Description

A modest yet richly textured collection brings the voice of Heinrich Heine into Finnish for the first time, offering listeners a window into the poet’s early works. The translator has grouped the verses into two parts—Romances and Lyric Songs—mirroring Heine’s original sequence while preserving the nuanced emotions that made his poetry famous. Through themes of love, longing, and the starkness of nature, the poems invite a quiet, reflective listening experience.

Beyond the familiar verses, the anthology hints at Heine’s later, more adventurous pieces, promising future expansions that will explore his journeys across seas and his evolving lyrical style. Listeners will hear the echo of 19th‑century sentiment blended with the cadence of Finnish language, creating a bridge between cultures. This collection is an intimate invitation to discover a classic poet through a fresh, resonant translation.

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Language

fi

Duration

~31 minutes (30K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Dec 30, 2006

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Heinrich Heine

Heinrich Heine

1797–1856

A sharp, lyrical voice of the 19th century, known for poems that inspired famous art songs and for prose that mixed wit with political edge. Writing between Romanticism and modernity, this German poet could be tender, skeptical, and brilliantly funny all at once.

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