Nieuwe Muziek Fonds

Begin met typen om te zoeken.

Parelduiken 2024

Parelduiken thumbnail

Parelduiken offers a fresh take on Dutch compositions, rediscovering gems that were once celebrated but are rarely heard today. Featured works include Kris Oelbrandt’s Fear and Growing Silence, Caroline Ansink’s Wasser on Lsjoen, Christina Viola Oorebeek’s Book of Samples, and Renske Vrolijk’s True Love. The evening explores personal journeys, social themes, and the intricate connection between music and the everyday.

Parelduiken offers a glimpse into the unique music of Dutch composers. Music that stood out to both professionals and the audience but is rarely heard today. In this program, we dive into these beautiful pearls and bring them back to life in a brand-new performance. The pieces will also be recorded for the first time. Aad van Nieuwkerk hosts and engages in conversation with the composers about their artistic drives.With Fear and Growing Silence for solo piano, Kris Oelbrandt (1972) documented a personal journey. The two movements from his piano cycle Catharsis were inspired by the Rules of Benedict, which he experienced closely as a monk. He musically portrayed part of his journey from a turbulent life to serene balance in the monastery.Wasser on Lsjoen is part of the Yiddish song cycle composed by Caroline Ansink (1959) to texts by Malka Heifetz Tussman. She dedicated the cycle to mezzo-soprano Jard van Nes, who successfully toured with it both domestically and internationally in the 1990s. Her performance at Carnegie Hall received a glowing review in the New York Times.In Book of Samples: 'zero in/zero out' (2021-2023) for piano and bass clarinet, Christina Viola Oorebeek (1944) explores how textiles can be woven into music. She found intriguing patterns in a historical fabric sample book from the Parisian textile manufacturer Fortin, which she translated into layered and repetitive musical structures.Renske Vrolijk (1965) wrote her song cycle True Love as a response to Donald Trump's first term as president. Several topics are addressed: women as sexual objects, the #MeToo movement, and issues of gender and power.The program committee consists of Aad van Nieuwkerk (VPRO), Doris Hochscheid (cellist, St. Cello Sonate), Aljosja Buijs (pianist, head of classical music at Artez Zwolle), David Dramm (composer, Splendor), and Jo Sporck (composer, Nieuw Geneco).Parelduiken is an initiative of Nieuw Geneco – Society of Dutch Composers in collaboration with VPRO Vrije Geluiden and New Music NOW, made possible by a donation from the Social Fund of Buma.Program Kris Oelbrandt - Fear and Growing Silence from the piano cycle Catharsis (2012) Caroline Ansink - Wasser on Lsjoen from the Yiddish song cycle (1995) to texts by Malka Heifetz Tussman Christina Viola Oorebeek - Book of Samples: 'zero in/zero out' (2021-2023) Renske Vrolijk -True Love and The Gun in My Pocket from True Love Song Cycle (2018)Performers Gerard Bouwhuis – piano Rosina Fabius – vocals Reinier van Houdt – piano Michel Marang – bass clarinet Katrien Baerts – vocals Aad van Nieuwkerk – presentation

LMNOP Gaudeamus Website Camiel Jansen 1920x1080 (1)

Nieuwe muziek direct in je inbox

Informatiepaneel tonen/verbergen
Volledig scherm openen Volledig scherm sluiten
Vorige video 30 seconden terug 30 seconden vooruit Volgende video
Verwijderen uit afspeellijst Like
Open videopagina Delen

FaKruTu Dakar Edition

FaKruTu Dakar Edition is a vibrant mix of Senegalese percussion, vocals, and electric grooves by the FaKruTu Trio. Recorded live at TivoliVredenburg during the 15th anniversary of the World Music Forum NL, the performance showcases energetic and soulful music that crosses cultural boundaries.

FaKruTu Dakar Edition is a musical experience that spans from Dakar to Amsterdam, bringing together a passionate powerhouse of established musicians from Senegal, Netherlands, and the United States. Senegalese percussion and songs blend with the eclectic and electric grooves of the FaKruTu Trio. The band has built a reputation for delivering high-energy, soulful performances that get the audience on their feet. This concert was recorded at TivoliVredenburg on November 1, 2022, during the 15th anniversary of the World Music Forum NL.Performers:Sean Fasciani (NL) - bassStefan Kruger (NL) - drumsMark Tuinstra (NL) - guitarMola Sylla (SN/NL) - vocalsOké Sène (SN/NL) - percussionBao Sissoko (SN/NL) - koraIn collaboration with World Music Forum NL and Old Roots New Routes.

Afspee­llijst