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The Lost Musicians
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The Lost Musicians

work by Heinesen
Also known as: “De fortabte spilleménd”
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  • Heðin BrĂș, Faroese commemorative stamp.
    Faroese literature
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masterpiece De fortabte spillemĂŠnd (1950; The Lost Musicians). Here, as in the rest of his varied writings, Heinesen renders Faroese life as a microcosm illustrative of social, psychological, and cosmic themes. The other three authors—Christian Matras, Heðin BrĂș (Hans Jakob Jacobsen), and Martin Joensen—wrote in Faroese. The works of Matras


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masterpiece De fortabte spillemĂŠnd (1950; The Lost Musicians). Here, as in the rest of his varied writings, Heinesen renders Faroese life as a microcosm illustrative of social, psychological, and cosmic themes. The other three authors—Christian Matras, Heðin BrĂș (Hans Jakob Jacobsen), and Martin Joensen—wrote in Faroese. The works of Matras


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