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Fêtes à tensions: (les) eaux marchent : for 20 players / Luc Brewaeys

Genre: Kamermuziek
Subgenre: Groot ensemble (12 of meer spelers)
Bezetting: fl(picc, fl-a) ob cl cl-b fg h trp trb 2perc hp pf 3vl 2vla 2vc db

De beweging : for orchestra / Oscar van Dillen

Genre: Orkest
Subgenre: Orkest
Bezetting: 3fl(fl-a/picc) 3ob(eh) 3cl(cl-b) 3fg(cfg) 4h 4tpt 3trb(trb-t/trb-b) tb-b tmp 2perc 2hp cel/pf str

Higgajon IV : for ensemble or chamber orchestra, opus 799 no. 4, 1994 / Jan van Dijk

Genre: Orkest
Subgenre: Groot ensemble (12 of meer spelers); Orkest
Bezetting: 1120 0100 harm str/2vl vla vc cb

Imbroglio : for orchestra / Peter van Onna

Genre: Orkest
Subgenre: Orkest
Bezetting: pic 3fl 3ob eh 3cl cl-b 3fg cfg 4h 4trp 3trb trb-b tb timp 3perc pf(cel) hp str(16.14.12.10.8.)

compositie

Symphony n° 7 : for symphony orchestra / Luc Brewaeys

Overige auteurs:
Brewaeys, Luc (Componist)
Toelichting:
This work was composed in 2001-02 on commission of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of Flanders and has been first performed by this orchestra under Arturo Tamayo on 7 september 2002 at deSingel in Antwerp. This symphony consists of three movements played without interruption : the first two movements are relatively swift and short and are followed by a (much longer) Adagio. The orchestra isn't very large, the percussion section is very restrained compared to my previous symphonies, but there are two duo's (horn and trombone twice) left and right backstage (or even preferably in the back of the hall). They have an important part in the story.

The first movement is called "Fanfares" and also sounds a bit like that, including the overtones and echos of the "hidden" instruments. This is interrupted for a while by a soft passage referring to the last movement. The idea was to start in a very "optimistic" way in order to prepare the audience (and the orchestra) for the following. The second movement (Allegro con moto) is some kind of mini-concertino for the winds, I challenge their technical abilities and rythmical feeling. Follows the Adagio that was concieved as a huge goat of severe music. The base is some sort of monolitisch/acid "concealed" chorale played by increasing amounts of instrumental groups with - besides - an endless melodic line (first monodic, later in two voices) which seems to have nothing to do at all with the other music. The work ends quite surprisingly after a climax. The score is dedicated to my former teacher André Laporte.

I made a slight revision of the score in 2007. The first performance of this final version is given on November 16, 2007 at de Bijloke in Gent (B) by the Brabants Orkest (NL) conducted by Arturo Tamayo.