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Name
  
Jules Sylvain


Role
  
Composer

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Died
  
October 29, 1968, Castiglione della Pescaia, Italy

Albums
  
Med en enkel tulipan : Jules Sylvain 100 ar

Parents
  
Valborg Hansson, Axel Hansson

Education
  
Royal Swedish Academy of Music (1918–1922), Lundsbergs boarding school (1911–1915)

Similar People
  
Karl Gerhard, Ake Soderblom, Sven‑Olof Sandberg, Nils Perne, Lasse Dahlquist

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Axel Stig Hansson (11 June 1900 – 29 October 1968), known professionally as Jules Sylvain, was a Swedish composer, screenwriter and musician.

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Sylvain was born in Stockholm to actor Axel Hansson and actress and pedagog Valborg Hansson. At the age of 11, Sylvain began studying music at Lundsbergs boarding school but escaped the school after four years. He studied piano lessons at Musikaliska Akademien between 1918 and 1920 and then continued to study at Music high school in Weimar between 1920 and 1922. He got his first income in 1918 as a café pianist in Stockholm. After that he worked as a musician in Germany for a few years. At his home coming in 1923 he made a name for himself at Kristallsalongen with the melodi Det är den dagliga dosisen som gör'et. During 1925 until 1928, Sylvain was employed as a chapel master for Karl Gerhard and composed a number of the singers songs.

As soon as the sound-film became established Sylvain started composing film music the first melody was Säg det i toner 1929, he was also for several years a musical advisor for Svensk Filmindustri. Sylvain composed several operetes the most known one is Zorina which had its premiere at the Stockholmsoperan in 1943. Sylvain also re-worked the music for the opera "Glada Änkan" for its relaunch in 1931. It is not completely known as to why Stig Hansson became Jules Sylvain sometime during the 1920s.

One theory is that it was Ernst Rolf who thought that a successful composer could not have such a regular name as Stig Hansson. Another theory is that he looked in a lexicon and got his eyes on the French composer with the name Sylvain and then combined the first name of his youth favourite author Jules Verne. Another is that he admired the French composer Maurice Yvain, and because of that wanted a name that sounded similar.

Jules sylvain and his orch refrain torbern cassel at the winding road of life 1933


Known melodies

Bor du hemma hos din mamma (1926), Jag är ute när gumman min är inne (1926), Anna du kan väl stanna (1927), Får jag låna nyckeln, Ann-Marie (1929), Titta in i min lilla kajuta (1930), Beate-Christine (1931), Ett litet svärmeri (1931), Tangokavaljeren (1932), När tvenne hjärtan slå samma slag (1933), Vintergatan (1936), Klart till drabbning (1937), Med en enkel tulipan (1938), Det kommer en vår (1940), Jag vet ett litet hotell (1940), Vi har så mycket att säga varandra (1940), Löjtnantshjärtan (1942), Räkna de lyckliga stunderna blott (1944), Sång om syrsor (1961) och De stora elefanternas dans (1966).

Selected filmography

  • Father and Son (1930)
  • His Life's Match (1932)
  • The Marriage Game (1935)
  • He, She and the Money (1936)
  • Variety Is the Spice of Life (1939)
  • Emilie Högquist (1939)
  • Black Roses (1945)
  • Kristin Commands (1946)
  • Laughing in the Sunshine (1956)
  • References

    Jules Sylvain Wikipedia