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The Art of 'Nauwluisterendheid'
Concert | Ensemble SCALA | Sunday January 14, 2018 - 11.00 hours
Small Hall | Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam
Prices: € 12,50 Normal | € 10,00 Stadspas | € 10,00 CJP
www.muziekgebouw.nl/agenda/Concerten/6561/
www.muziekgebouw.nl | www.huygens-fokker.org

Ensemble SCALA is back this season with a concert full of microtonal sounds. The title of the program is partly derived from the 'Nauwluisterendheid Foundation', founded by Professor Adriaan Fokker in 1960 for 31-tone music, which changed its name to the Huygens-Fokker Foundation in 1967. With the strange term 'nauwluisterendheid' ('narrow-listeningness') Fokker pointed to the small pitches of the 31-tone system that had to be tuned very carefully. But it also referred to the ability to perceive these small intervals while listening to the music. That's an art in itself.
With the 31-tone organ in the base, it's a task for Ensemble SCALA to perform these microtonal compositions perfectly, so the audience can master the art of 'nauwluisterendheid'. On the program is a brand new work of the well-known Finnish composer Juhani Nuorvala (1961). Nuorvala, who, makes great use of microtones in his music next to his accessible movements, is also a composition teacher at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki. In addition, the deferred premiere of Arnold Marinissen (1966) is planned. Marinissen is also known for his love for minimal music and percussive sounds. But whether this can be heard in his new composition for Ensemble SCALA is still to be seen. Besides these two world premieres, the program contains several pieces for smaller instrumentations that will give the entire concert a fresh and varied character.

Ensemble SCALA in Den Haag

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute

Michel Marang, clarinet

Manuel Visser, viola

Stefan Gerritsen, 31-tone guitar

Anne Veinberg, Carrillo piano/keyboard

Ere Lievonen, Fokker organ

Glenn Liebaut, percussion

Archive

Blast from the Past
Concert | Ensemble SCALA | Sunday Januari 15, 2017 - 11.00 hours
Small Hall | Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam

Prices: € 12,50 Normal | € 10,00 Stadspas | € 10,00 CJP
www.muziekgebouw.nl/agenda/Concerten/5127/
www.muziekgebouw.nl | www.huygens-fokker.org

Under the title 'Blast from the past' Ensemble SCALA performes several compositions from its short history. There will be musical highlights from the repertoire, all specifically written for the ensemble, which includes Na by Gijsbrecht Roijé, 3 pezzi molto simili by Lucio Garau, Gallium by Sander Germanus, In the Blink of an Eye by Danny de Graan and Unruh by Joachim Schneider. A glorious overview concert with fresh sounds and a focus on the past six eventful years of Ensemble SCALA.
Tickets can be ordered at the box office of the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute

Michel Marang, clarinet

Manuel Visser, viola

Stefan Gerritsen, 31-tone guitar

Anne Veinberg, Carrillo piano

Ere Lievonen, Fokker organ

Glenn Liebaut, percussion

Program

Sander Germanus (1972) - Gallium (2010/2011)

Gijsbrecht Roijé (1963) - Na (2013)

Danny de Graan (1973) - In the Blink of an Eye (2015)

Lucio Garau (1959) - 3 pezzi molto simili (2014)

Joachim F.W. Schneider (1970) - Unruh (2015)

NB. The works of Sander Germanus, Danny de Graan and Gijsbrecht Roijé are financially supported by the Performing Arts Fund NL.

This concert is made possible by the support of: Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, Zabawas, Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst, Van de Berch van Heemstede Stichting, Hofsteestichtingand Gemeente Amsterdam (district East).
Also the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds (renovation Fokker organ), the SNS REAAL Fonds (renovation Fokker organ) and the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

SCALA's Spectrum

During the opening concert of MicroFest Amsterdam 2015, a one-day festival for microtonal music, Ensemble SCALA kicks off with a program full of premieres. New works by Danny de Graan, Eric Verbugt and the German composer Joachim Schneider will frame a few short compositions. Also on the program is a reprise of Scala I by Peter Adriaansz. The wide sound spectrum of Ensemble SCALA, with the Fokker organ as a part of them, will be illuminated during the entire concert and in all its diversity. How do the overtones of a flute or a clarinet sound? Or microtones on a viola or a guitar? All these questions will be answered in a very adventurous and musical way.

Ensemble SCALA is an ensemble for microtonal music in the Netherlands initiated by the Huygens-Fokker Foundation (centre for microtonal music) in 2010. Remarkable is that the unique Fokker organ is part of this ensemble. The musicians are all specialists in the field of contemporary music, who jointly explore the colorful borders of microtonality. Over the past five years, the ensemble has built up a broad repertoire of works by composers from The Netherlands and abroad, composed many different musical styles. With unconventional tunings as focal point, Ensemble SCALA focuses on the growing interest of composers worldwide in microtones as a new way to express themselves artistically.

Click this link for more information. Tickets can be ordered at the box office of the Muziekgebouw.

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute

Michel Marang, clarinet

Manuel Visser, viola

Stefan Gerritsen, 31-tone guitar

Anne Veinberg, Carrillo piano

Ere Lievonen, Fokker organ

Glenn Liebaut, percussion

Program

Danny de Graan (1973) - In the Blink of an Eye (2015) premiere

Nicola Vicentino (1511-c.1576) - III. Dolce mio ben (1555)
IV. Madonna, il poco dolce (1555)

Peter Adriaansz (1966) - Scala I (2012/2013)

Eric Verbugt (1966) - earth (2015) première

Giovanni Battista Orazi (?-1804) - Grave & Allegro, from Trio I (1797)
arr. Ere Lievonen (2015)

Joachim F.W. Schneider (1970) - Unruh (2015) premiere

NB. The works of Peter Adriaansz and Danny de Graan are financially supported by the Performing Arts Fund NL.

This concert is made possible by the support of: Stichting Dioraphte, Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst, Van den Berch van Heemstede Stichting, Stichting Fonds voor de Geld- en Effectenhandel. Also the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds (renovation Fokker organ), the SNS REAAL Fonds (renovation Fokker organ) and the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

In the rectangular space of the Small Hall at the top of the Muziekgebouw a special concert with (post)minimal movements and galactic overtone sounds will take place. With a panoramic view over the wide IJ-river, the audience can enjoy the microtones of both Ensemble SCALA and the Fokker organ. A highlight of this concert is the performance of Aleph 2 by the famous minimal composer Terry Riley. Also on the program: the angulated Solar Neon of Ned McGowan, the exciting piece Lhorong of composer Juan Felipe Waller, non-western minimal sounds of Martin Lo-A-Njoe, a serene piece composed by Piet-Jan van Rossum, the organic movements for 31-tone organ of Sander Germanus and, last but not least, a brand new work by the distinct post-minimalist composer Renske Vrolijk. Spectral sounds, tone fluctuations, harmony and clusters with a continuous rhythm alternate in this concert. Performed by Ensemble SCALA, a group of 7 excellent musicians specialized in contemporary and microtonal music.

You can order tickets at the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute

Michel Marang, clarinet

Manuel Visser, viola

Stefan Gerritsen, 31-tone guitar

Anne Veinberg, Carrillo piano

Ere Lievonen, Fokker organ

Glenn Liebaut, percussion

Program

Renske Vrolijk - Two Minimals (2015) (premiere)

I. Melody II. Patterns

Juan Felipe Waller - Lhorong (2011)

Martin Lo-A-Njoe - Pas de Deux (2011)

Ned McGowan - Solar Neon (2010)

Piet-Jan van Rossum - Annette offrant un bouquet de fleurs (2011)

Sander Germanus - Organic Movements (2002-2003)

Terry Riley - Aleph 2 (2012) (bewerking Ere Lievonen)

This concert is made possible by the support of: the Fonds Podiumkunsten, the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, Amsterdam Community (District East),
the SNS REAAL Fonds and the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

The notes that are in theory 'between the keys of the piano' can certainly be played on the Fokker-organ, the 31-tone guitar and, in particular, on the Carrillo-piano, which counts 96 tones and keys instead of 12 in the octave. During this concert Ensemble SCALA will again perform a lot of these notes by playing exciting compositions. For example, the program includes the premiere of a new composition for ensemble of the Italian composer Lucio Garau, who has written previously an intriguing work for the 31-tone organ and viola da gamba. Besides work of the old master Nicola Vicentino, a composition of the Québec composer François-Gabriel Madden (who composed the piece for the ensemble in 2011) and the Dutch composer Gijsbrecht Roijé will be played.

One can order tickets at the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ. Please note that since this season drinks after the concert are not included anymore. At the other hand, the admission to the concert is reduced.

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute

Michel Marang, clarinet

Manuel Visser, viola

Stefan Gerritsen, 31-tone guitar

Anne Veinberg, Carrillo piano

Ere Lievonen, Fokker organ

Glenn Liebaut, percussion

Program

François-Gabriel Madden (1985)- Dissonate 9: Parhymne (2012)

Lucio Garau (1959) - Cinque miniature op. 64 (2013) viola (da gamba) e organo (deel 2 t/m 5)

Giovanni Maria Trabaci (c.1575-1647) - Canzona franzesa settima cromatica (1603)

Gijsbrecht Roijé (1963) - Na (2013)

François-Gabriel Madden - Dissonate 10 (2012) pour piano en seizièmes de tons

Nicola Vicentino (1511–1576) - Soav’e dolc’ardore / Dolce mio ben (1555)

Lucio Garau - 3 pezzi molto simili (2014, premiere)

This concert is made possible by the support of: the Fonds Podiumkunsten, the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, Amsterdam Community (District East), the SNS REAAL Fonds and the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

Ensemble SCALA will perform remarkable and exciting microtonal works from various style periods in ‘the Morning of the Unexpected’. One quick glance at the set list will reveal a world premiere from Gijsbrecht Roijé, one of the leading pioneers of Dutch microtonality. In this composition he searches for beauty in sound. Also on the program, the second performance of Peter Adriaansz' impressive Scala I.
Tickets can be reserved at the Muziekgebouw. The tickets include a drink after the concert in the Zouthaven restaurant of the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute
Bart de Kater, clarinet
Manuel Visser, viola
Stefan Gerritsen, 31-tone guitar
Anne Veinberg, Carrillo piano/keyboards
Ere Lievonen, Fokker organ
Glenn Liebaut, percussion

Program

Peter Adriaansz - Scala I (2012)

Martin Lo-A-Njoe - Pas de Deux (2011)

Gijsbrecht Roijé - Na (2013) premiere

Anton de Beer - Speelmuziek II (1976)

Steffen Krebber - Zerscheinen (2010)

This concert is made possible by the support of: the Fonds Podiumkunsten, the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, the SNS REAAL Fonds and the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ. A donation of the Nederlands Akoestisch Genootschap and a shared contribution of six reputable consultancy offices, namely Cauberg-Huygen, DGMR, LBP|SIGHT, M+P, Peutz and Wijnia-Noorman-Partners (WNP) made it possible for Huygens-Fokker to purchase the Carrillo-piano.

Huygens Exhibition

Concert | Ensemble SCALA | Sunday July 7, 2013 - 14:00-14:45 hours
Van Assendelftkapel (Grote Kerk) | The Hague

HUYGENS CONCERT: "Ensemble SCALA gives a concert with an unique acoustic 31-tone organ."

During the Huygens Exhibition you can also listen to music. Today you can listen to Ensemble SCALA, which performs a concert with the unique 31-tone organ. Get taken away with the only acoustic 31-tone organ in the world. The trio Manuel Visser (viola), Raymond Honing (flute) and Ere Lievonen (Fokker organ) will give this special performance. The 31-hour organ of the Huygens-Fokker Foundation, the centre for microtonal music, was developed by Adriaan Fokker based on an invention by Christiaan Huygens. In the instrumentation of a flute, a viola and the portable keyboard of the Fokker organ (small ensemble of Ensemble SCALA), they perform works by Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Anton de Beer, Charles Delusse and Nicola Vicentino. (text: Huygens Grote Kerk Den Haag)

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute

Manuel Visser, viola

Ere Lievonen, 31-tone organ

Program

Charles Delusse (1720-1774) - Air à la grecque (1760)

Anton de Beer (1924-2000) - Speelmuziek II (1976)

Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562–1621) - Fantasia Chromatica

Nicola Vicentino (1511 - ca. 1575) - Musica prisca caput (1555)

ENTRY: Free by showing our entrance ticket for the Huygens Exhibition.
www.grotekerkdenhaag.nl/index.cfm/grote-kerk-den-haag/agenda-1/jaar/2013/maand/juli/agendaitem/huygens-concert

Ensemble SCALA in Korzo
Concert | Ensemble SCALA | Saturday March 9, 2013 - 14.30 hours
Korzo theatre (Studio) | The Hague
www.johanwagenaarstichting.nl/EDITIES/027/027_Korzo_1.html
www.dagindebranding.nl/Files/Edities/027/027_Korzo_1.html
www.korzo.nl/nl/producties/scala-dag-de-branding

This edition of Dag in de Branding (Festival for new music) devotes special attention to the work of composer Peter Adriaansz. Ensemble SCALA (which includes the Fokker-keyboard) provides the first concert of the day and brings his latest work premiered, entitled Scala I. The simple but intriguing and shiny work of Adriaansz is specially composed for the ensemble, tuned in the 31-tone system. Remarkable is its intelligent use of harmonics. Also on the program works by Nicola Vicentino, Ned McGowan and Steffen Krebber. Tickets can be ordered at the Korzo Theatre in The Hague (Prince Street 42). Unorthodox composer Peter Adriaansz doesn't shy away from experimentation and is always curious about new forms of sounds. He calls his work "audible mathematics". During Dag in de Branding, Korzo presents a concert portrait featuring composer Adriaansz. Microtonal influences are unmistakably present in his more recent works. It's no accident that the Scala Ensemble, specialized in microtonal music will perform the premiere of his Scala I. A number of compositions from his famous vibrating cycle Waves will be performed in a concert given by Ensemble Klang. A special afternoon of music that honours the versatility of this composer.

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute

Michel Marang, clarinet

Manuel Visser, viola

Stefan Gerritsen, 31-tone guitar

Anne Veinberg, keyboards

Ere Lievonen, Fokker organ

Glenn Liebaut, percussion

Program

Peter Adriaansz - Scala I (2012) premiere

Nicola Vicentino - Musica prisca caput (1555)

Ned McGowan - Solar Neon (2010)

Steffen Krebber - Zerscheinen (2010)

Photo of the concert (Dag in de Branding - photo's: Danijel Mihajlovic)

The study-keyboard of Pels, built in 1963 and belonging to the Fokker-organ, could be restaurated and midificated because of a small contribution by the Olga Heldring Foundation (Fundatie Van den Santheuvel, Sobbe). This modernisation of the 'mute' study-keyboard was of great importance, because of the the fact that the organplayer can practise (with sound!) on this copy of the 31-tone keyboard on any location he wants, whereby the Huygens-Fokker Foundation will be less dependent of the availability of the Small Hall of the Muziekgebouw, where the original 31-tone keyboard has its place.

31 Steps to Heaven

Concert | Ensemble SCALA | Sunday December 2, 2012 - 11.00 hours
Small Hall | Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam
Prices: € 14,00 Normal | € 11,00 Stadspas | € 11,00 CJP
www.muziekgebouw.nl/agenda/Concerten/2145/
www.muziekgebouw.nl | www.huygens-fokker.org

Ensemble SCALA is performing a program with solely microtonal music for the third consecutive year in the Small Hall of the Muziekgebouw. A highlight of this concert is the premiere of a new work by the quirky Dutch composer Peter Adriaansz. His music can be characterized by slowly evolving soundscapes that take the listener to a higher level of experience. The concert '31 Steps to Heaven' ends with the eponymous work by composer René Samson, a light microtonal work that combines 12- and 31-tone lines which battle with each other.
Tickets can be reserved at the Muziekgebouw. The tickets include a drink after the concert in the Star Ferry restaurant of the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute
Michel Marang, clarinet
Manuel Visser, viola
Stefan Gerritsen, 31-tone guitar
Masato Suzuki , keyboards
Ere Lievonen, Fokker organ
Glenn Liebaut , percussion

Program

Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck - Fantasia Chromatica

Anton de Beer - Lullaby for years to come (from Speelmuziek II)

Luys de Narváez - Cancion del Emperador

Alonso Mudarra - Fantasía

Sander Germanus - Gallium

J.P. Sweelinck - Facciam, cara mia File

Gijsbrecht Royé - Rit

René Samson - Thirty-One Steps to Heaven

This concert is made possible by the support of: the Fonds Podiumkunsten, the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, the SNS REAAL Fonds and the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

World of Sound
Concert | Ensemble SCALA | Friday October 5, 2012 - 19.00 hours
Ligovsky Avenue 74, Sint Petersburg
www.artparking.org | www.huygens-fokker.org

During this concert, the unique 31-tone organ (Fokker organ) and 31-tone guitar are part of Ensemble SCALA, a seven-headed ensemble with musicians who are all specialized in contemporary and microtonal music. They bring the audience a wide range of new sounds by searching the boundaries of the colorful 31-tone system. In addition to new works, the Ensemble SCALA will also perform historical microtonal music, such as muisc by Nicola Vicentino. Modern choreography and dance during some compositions (including Musica prisca caput of Nicola Vicentino) is provided by the Russian BYE-BYE Ballet.

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing - flute

Michel Marang - clarinet

Manuel Visser – viola

Stefan Gerritsen - 31-tone guitar

Goska Isphording - piano & masterkeyboards

Ere Lievonen - Fokker organ

Adam Jeffrey (replaced by Russian percussionist) - percussion

Program
René Samson - 31 steps to heaven (2010)

Nicola Vicentino - Musica prisca caput (1555)

Charles Delusse (1720-1774) - Air à la grecque (1760)

Ned McGowan - Solar Neon (2010)

Giacinto Scelsi - Ko-Lho (1966)

Sander Germanus - Gallium (2010/2011)

Nicola Vicentino - Madonna, il poco dolce (1555)

Ivan Wyschnegradsky - Étude ultrachromatique (1959)

Steffen Krebber - Zerscheinen (2010)

This concert was made possible by the support of: Consulat of the Netherlands in Saint Petersburg.

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Le Club Microtonal
Concert | Ensemble SCALA | Sunday December 11, 2011 - 11.00 hours
BAM Hall | Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam
Prices: € 15,00 Normal | € 12,00 Stadspas | € 12,00 CJP
Passe-partout for the whole MicroFest: 24 euros
www.muziekgebouw.nl/agenda/Concerten/1652/
www.muziekgebouw.nl | www.huygens-fokker.org

Under the program title Le Club Microtonal, the Fokker-orgel is in this concert part of the Ensemble SCALA, a new seven-member club musicians who are specialized in microtonal music. Together, they bring the audience a spectrum of new sounds by exploring the boundaries of the colorful 31- and 24-tone tuning. On the programme newly composed works and well-tried microtonal works of old masters. Works of a.o. François Gabriel Madden, Ned McGowan and Sander Germanus.

This concert is part of the MicroFest Amsterdam 2011. See more information here.

Tickets can be reserved at the Muziekgebouw. The tickets include a drink after the concert in the Star Ferry restaurant of the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

Ensemble SCALA

(conductor: Ned McGowan):

Raymond Honing - flute

Michel Marang - clarinet

Manuel Visser – viola

Stefan Gerritsen - 31-tone guitar

Keiko Shichijo - piano & masterkeyboards

Ere Lievonen - Fokker organ

Adam Jeffrey - percussion

Program

Ned McGowan (1970) - Solar Neon (2010)

Giacinto Scelsi - Ko-Lho

Nicola Vicentino (1511 - ca.1575) - Madonna, il poco dolce (1555)

François-Gabriel Madden - Dissonate 9: Parhymne (2011, premiere)

Michiel Mensingh - Bad Tempered Clavier

Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck - Variatie 1 & 2 op Psalm 23

Charles Delusse - Air à la grecque

Sander Germanus - Gallium (2010/2011, premiere)

This concert is made possible by the support of: the Fonds Podiumkunsten, the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, the SNS REAAL Fonds and the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ. A donation of the Nederlands Akoestisch Genootschap and a shared contribution of six reputable consultancy offices, namely Cauberg-Huygen, DGMR, LBP|SIGHT, M+P, Peutz and Wijnia-Noorman-Partners (WNP) made it possible for Huygens-Fokker to purchase the Carrillo-piano.

Kongress Mikrotonalität
Concert | Ensemble SCALA | Friday June 17, 2011 - 20.00 hours
Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart | Kammermusiksaal
Entry: 10,00 €
webpage concert Ensemble SCALA
www.miz.org/kurs_20120.html

"Kammerkonzert - Plainsound Symphony - im Rahmen des Kongress Mikrotonalität"

Ensemble SCALA (a seven-member ensemble with musicians - all specialized in contemporary and microtonal music) brings the audience a wide range of new sounds by searching the boundaries of the colorful 31-tone system. On the program works of Steffen Krebber, René Samson and more . Ensemble SCALA is founded in 2010 by the Huygens-Fokker Foundation, centre for microtonal music in Amsterdam (Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ).

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing, flute

Michel Marang, clarinet

Manuel Visser, viola

Stefan Gerritsen, 31-tone guitar

Anne Veinberg, Carrillo piano

Ere Lievonen, Fokker organ

Glenn Liebaut, percussion

Program

René Samson (1948) - 31 steps to heaven (2010)
Steffen Krebber (1976) - Zerscheinen (2010)
and more.

Microtonalities

Concert | Ensemble SCALA | Sunday November 28, 2010 - 11.00 hours
BAM Hall | Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam

Prices: € 13,00 Normal | € 10,50 Stadspas | € 10,50 CJP
www.muziekgebouw.nl/agenda/Concerten/1261/
www.muziekgebouw.nl/agenda/1261 | www.huygens-fokker.org

This concert the Fokker organ will be part of a new ensemble for microtonal music of seven musicians, under the name of Ensemble SCALA. The musicians are all specialists in performing microtonal music and will explore together the frontiers of the colorful 31-tone tuning of the famous Fokker organ. A collection of new sounds can be heard next to music from existing repertoire. The composers on the programme are among others René Samson, Steffen Krebber, Ned McGowan, John Bull en Nicola Vicentino.
Tickets can be ordered by the Muziekgebouw. The tickets are inclusive a drink after the concert in the restaurant the Star Ferry of the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

Ensemble SCALA

Raymond Honing - flute

Michel Marang - clarinet

Manuel Visser – viola

Stefan Gerritsen - 31-tone guitar

Keiko Shichijo - piano & masterkeyboards

Ere Lievonen - Fokker organ

Adam Jeffrey - percussion

Program

René Samson (1948) - 31 steps to heaven (2010, premiere)
John Dowland (ca. 1563 - 1626) / Jacob van Eyck (ca. 1590 - 1657) - Pavaen Lacrimae

John Bull (ca. 1562 - 1628) - Fantasia

Steffen Krebber (1976) - Zerscheinen (2010, premiere)

Steffen Krebber - zimzum (2010)

Nicola Vicentino (1511 - ca. 1575) - Musica prisca caput (1555)

Gioanpietro del Buono - Sonata V sopra Ave Maris Stella, Fuga Cromatica (1641)

Ned McGowan (1970) - Solar Neon (2010, premiere)

This concert is made possible by the support of:
the Fonds Podiumkunsten, the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, the SNS REAAL Fonds and the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.

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