KPFA-FM Music Dept. ➔ Works by Six Dutch Composers, 1 of 2

Analog Audio


Event Type
Interview and Music
Origin
KPFA
Identifier
AM.1974.10.21.A
Program Length
127 min
Part
1 of 2
Dates
1974-10-21 | broadcast
| 1974-10-21 | created
Description
Han Reiziger of VPRO (Dutch Radio) hosted a number of KPFA broadcasts in 1974 as part of an exchange program between the two stations. In this edition he introduces the works of six Dutch composers, several of whom are relatively unknown in United States, even to this day. Included in the program is incidental music by Alphons Diepenbrock, two re-workings of the Dutch national anthem by Anthon van der Horst and Louis Andriessen, a symphony by Cornelis Dopper, a seldom heard avant-garde piece by Bernard van Beurden, and an aleatoric work for two wind quintets by Misha Mengelberg. One of these pieces is introduced by Reiziger as being “Choros II” by Anthon van der Horst, however this work is now best known as “Choros VI”.
Genres
20th century classical
Musical Selections
Het Wilhelmus [excerpt of the Dutch national anthem] -- Marsyas: Prelude to the 3rd Act, Summernight (1909-10) / Alphons Diepenbrock -- Marsyas: Finale, Dance of the Nymphs and Epilogue of Apollo (1909-10) / Alphons Diepenbrock -- Choros VI, Op. 77 [based on “Het Wilhelmus] (1957) / Anthon van der Horst -- Volkslied [based on “Het Wilhelmus and “De Internationale”] (1971) / Louis Andriessen
Performers
Concertgebouw Orchestra (Marsyas)
Bernard Haitink, conductor (Marsyas)
Boy’s Choir of Haarlem (Choros)
Choir Catholic Haarlem (Choros)
Protestant Choir Haarlem (Choros)
Great Radio Choir (Choros)
Marius Van Altena, tenor (Choros)
Hans Boswinkle, narrator (Choros)
Hilversum Radio Orchestra (Choros)
Albert de Klerk, conductor (Choros)
Subjects
20th century classical
Composers -- Netherlands
Incidental music
Orchestral music
Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices) with orchestra
Instrumental music
Aleatory music