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The Pied Piper and the Cars : Opera for soprano, bass, two choirs, wind instruments, percussion and electronics / Peter Kerkelov; Libretto by Dragomir Yossifov, based on self-titled story by Gianni Rodari

Genre: Opera, muziektheater
Subgenre: Opera
Bezetting: zang GK KK 3fl(picc) 2ob(eh) 2cl(cl-b) 2fg(cfg) 2h 2tpt 3trb tb 2perc hp pf tape

Kerst-muziek : " O et O et Gloria" (Maria-Wiegenlied), met invlechting van de authentieke melodie (uit de 15 de eeuw), voor vrouwenkoor (2- en 3-stemmig), 2 soli en kamerorkestje / gecomponeerd door Hanna Beekhuis

Genre: Vocaal
Subgenre: Vrouwenkoor en orkest
Bezetting: sopr sopr-m VK3 2000 0000 hp/pf str(2.2.2.2.1.)

Twee ballades : voor vrouwenkoor en kamerorkest (oorspr. piano) / [tekst van] (Paul Fort), Willem Pijper

Genre: Vocaal
Subgenre: Vrouwenkoor en orkest
Bezetting: VK3 1110 1000 perc str(2.2.2.2.1.)

Les elfes : pour choeur de femmes, soprano et baryton solo et orchestre / Alf. Diepenbrock, poème de Leconte de Lisle

Genre: Vocaal
Subgenre: Vrouwenkoor en orkest
Bezetting: sopr bar VK4 3222 4230 timp hp str

compositie

Time Études : for solo voice, two female choirs and orchestra / Peter Kerkelov

Overige auteurs:
Kerkelov, Peter (Componist)
Toelichting:
"Time Etudes” does not attempt to musically deal with the subject of time as a deep philosophical question – infinity, stillness, immensity. Instead it uses the idea of “human” time – measurable, cyclical, finite... But human in time is far beyond the numbers he creates. It is about observation, childhood memories, rituals – all kinds of vital acts, that need time to unfold and thus we to unfold through them. And that merging of needless measure and foolish emotion is what gives time a true paradoxical beauty. The (close to) equally long studies of this composition are like six identically sized canvases, in which same spaces of density and emptiness are rearranged in different ways. It is a trial of a hopeless plea to understand what to do with “all this time”, to find the connection. But may be at the end of all this Hamlet awaits and retorts: “The time is out of joint”.