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Willem Jeths: Monumento / Ed Spanjaard, Otto Tausk

1 CD / EtCetera Records / 2012-05-08

Works: Willem Jeths: Scale 'le tombeau de Mahler', for orchestra; Quartet for Strings no 3 (Intus trepidare); Meme, for 2 violas & ensemble; Monument to a Universal Marriage, for 2 voices, clarinet & string...
Performers: Els, Susanne van; Imai, Nobuko; Sekhuis, Mijke; Strobos, Karin; van den Oudenwijer, Lars Wouters
Conductors: Spanjaard, Ed; Tausk, Otto

Willem Jeths studied composition under Hans Kox and Tristan Keuris in Utrecht, completing his studies there with the Composition Prize in 1988. He gained his...continue...

Milhaud: Viola Concerto no 1, Quatre Visages / Susanne van Els

1 CD / EtCetera Records / 2009-11-10

Works: Darius Milhaud: Visages (4), for viola & piano, Op. 238; Concerto, for viola and orchestra (or piano) no 1, Op. 108; Eugène Ysaÿe: Sonata for cello solo, Op. 28; Paul Hindemith: Sonata for ...
Performers: Bouwhuis, Gerard; Els, Susanne van
Conductors: Leeuw, Reinbert de
Ensemble: Schoenberg Ensemble

Sonata / Susanne van Els, Reinbert de Leeuw, Ramsey Nasr

2 CD / EtCetera Records / 2009-09-01

Works: Dmitry Shostakovich: Sonata for Viola and Piano, Op. 147; Ramsey Nasr: Wintersonate, for viola & piano
Performers: Els, Susanne van; Leeuw, Reinbert de; Nasr, Ramsey

Three of Holland's leading performers in an unusual coupling: vioilist Suzanne van Els and Reinbert de Leeuw perform one of the last works by Dmitri...continue...

Jolivet: Incantations, etc / Eline van Esch, et al

1 CD / EtCetera Records / 2009-09-01

Works: André Jolivet: Chant de Linos for flute & piano; Sonata for flute & piano; Incantations (5) for flute solo; Suite en Concert, for flute & percussion; Cabrioles for flute & piano
Performers: Bouwhuis, Gerard; Els, Susanne van; Esch, Eline van; Grootenboer, Wilbert; Houdijk, Vincent; Hulst, Heleen; Iersel, Johan van; Marinissen, Arnold; Riegel, Danielle; Wiersma, Peppie

Jolivet's flute music represents a montage of the atonal freedom of the 20th century with the timeless idiom of primitive music....continue...