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| '''Josif Runjanin''' (]: Јосиф Руњанин |
'''Josif Runjanin''' (]: Јосиф Руњанин, born ], ] in ] – died ], ] in ]) was a ] composer and lieutenant-colonel in the ]. He first name is sometimes incorrectly rendered as Josi'''p''', the ] form. | ||
| ==Life== | ==Life== | ||
| Runjanin was born in ] (then ] of the ], now ]). His family originates from ] (]), and moved initially to ] (in ], ]) and thence to ] and eventually ]. They were ethnic ] of the ] faith. Young Runjanin was christened in the Orthodox shrine of the Descent of the Holy Ghost (''Silaska Svetog Duha'') in ]. The ceremony was carried out by the renowned local priest Adam Popović. He died at the age of 57 in ] (then ], now ]) and was buried according to the Orthodox tradition at the Cemetery of the Holy Ascent (''Uspensko groblje'') in Novi Sad where he remains to this very day. | Runjanin was born in ] (then ] of the ], now ]). His family originates from ] (]), and moved initially to ] (in ], ]) and thence to ] and eventually ]. They were ethnic ] of the ] faith. Young Runjanin was christened in the Orthodox shrine of the Descent of the Holy Ghost (''Silaska Svetog Duha'') in ]. The ceremony was carried out by the renowned local priest Adam Popović. He died at the age of 57 in ] (then ], now ]) and was buried according to the Orthodox tradition at the Cemetery of the Holy Ascent (''Uspensko groblje'') in Novi Sad where he remains to this very day. | ||
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| During his lifetime he was recognized for having composed two major songs which are popular to this day: | During his lifetime he was recognized for having composed two major songs which are popular to this day: | ||
| * ''Rado Srbin ide u vojnike'' (Gladly will the Serb enlist |
* ''Rado Srbin ide u vojnike'' (Gladly will the Serb enlist) | ||
| * music for the ]n national anthem '']'' (Our beautiful homeland) | * music for the ]n national anthem '']'' (Our beautiful homeland) | ||
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Josif Runjanin (Serbian Cyrillic: Јосиф Руњанин, born December 8, 1821 in Vinkovci – died February 2, 1878 in Novi Sad) was a Serbian composer and lieutenant-colonel in the Austro-Hungarian Army. He first name is sometimes incorrectly rendered as Josip, the Croatian form.
Life
Runjanin was born in Vinkovci (then Slavonian Military Frontier of the Habsburg monarchy, now Croatia). His family originates from Loznica (Serbia), and moved initially to Bijeljina (in Semberija, Bosnia) and thence to Slavonia and eventually Syrmia. They were ethnic Serbs of the Orthodox Christian faith. Young Runjanin was christened in the Orthodox shrine of the Descent of the Holy Ghost (Silaska Svetog Duha) in Vinkovci. The ceremony was carried out by the renowned local priest Adam Popović. He died at the age of 57 in Novi Sad (then Habsburg Monarchy, now Serbia) and was buried according to the Orthodox tradition at the Cemetery of the Holy Ascent (Uspensko groblje) in Novi Sad where he remains to this very day.
Legacy
During his lifetime he was recognized for having composed two major songs which are popular to this day:
- Rado Srbin ide u vojnike (Gladly will the Serb enlist)
- music for the Croatian national anthem Lijepa naša domovino (Our beautiful homeland)