Editing Knud Jeppesen (section)

==Music==
Jeppesen's early efforts at composition were poorly received and he turned away from composition in 1919, only to resume after a fifteen-year hiatus. He is known for well-crafted songs set to Danish texts, church music, and motets. He also wrote cantatas, organ music, and an opera, ''Rosaura,'' which was performed by the [[Royal Danish Theatre]] on September 20, 1950. He also made many contributions to Danish hymnology, and his ''Bygen flygter, Forunderligt så sødt et smil'' is a classic with Danish church choirs. His style incorporates his knowledge of early counterpoint but also the style of late Viennese romantics including [[Gustav Mahler]], to whom he was introduced by Guido Adler. From 1916 to 1931, Jeppesen was Nielsen's closest associate, and Jeppesen wrote several important articles about that composer.

===Compositions===
* 1906 "Nordisk Festmarche" for 3 violins, cello, harmonium or piano
* 1911 ''Staka'', Symphonic poem (tenor and piano)
* 1912 "Foraar" for soloists and orchestra (text: Johannes Jørgensen)
* 1915 String quartet in F (student composition)
* 1919 Violin sonata
* 1925 Kantate for Rungsted Kostskoles Samfund
* 1930 Sonatine in C major (piano)
* 1934 Gud, vend Øren til min Bøn (Motet 4-part mixed choir)
* 1935 Hvad er et Menneske? (Motet for 4-part mixed choir)
* 1936 Reformation Cantata
* 1937 Domine, refugium factus es nobis – Cantata for soprano, and flute or violin solo
* 1938 Sjællandsfar (symphony)
* 1940 To Patetiske sange
* 1941 Horn concerto
* 1941 Lille Sommertrio (Little Summer Trio) (for flute, cello and piano)
* 1942 Prelude and fugue in E minor (organ)
* 1942/45 Te Deum Danicum (for the opening of the Danish Radio concert hall)
* 1944 Lille trio (La primavera)
* 1944 Haglskyen (8 part male chorus. Text: Knud Wiinstedt)
* 1945 Dronning Dagmar Messe
* 1946 {{lang|da|Kantate ved indvielsen af Aarhus Universitets hovedbygning}}
* 1949 Ørnen og skarnbassen (for the Københavns Drengekors 25 year jubilee)
* 1950 ''Rosaura'', opera in three acts after texts by the composer and [[Carlo Goldoni]]
* 1951 Kantate ved genindvielsen af Haderslev Domkirke
* 1951 "Du gav mig o herre en lod af din jord" (C. R. Sundell)
* 1951 ''Dagen viger og gaar bort'', cantata for alto soloist, mixed chorus, string orchestra or organ (text: Dorothea Engelbretsdatter)
* 1952 Kantate ved Det Jyske Musikkonservatoriums 25-års jubilæum
* 1953 Vintergæk er brudt af mulden (Hymn)
* 1957 50 choral preludes for organ
* 1965 (?) Passacaglia (organ)
* Intonazione boreale (organ)
* Landsbymusik (small orchestra)

===Discography===
* 1996 ''Musik ved Susåen'' Storstrøms Kammerensemble (Lille Sommertrio) (Helikon – HCD1023)
* 2003 ''Monteverdi – Knud Jeppesen'' Musikstuderendes Kammerkor, conductor: Finn Mathiassen (Point – PCD5161/2)