composer

Boogman, Willem

General: Willem Boogman was born in 1955 and grew up near the IJssel river (Netherlands). Education: Willem Boogman studied Philosophy at the University of Utrecht (1974-1975). He started study in composition ...

related works

Album : for piccolo (solo and various instruments) / W. Boogman, V. Lann, N. McGowan, P-J. van Rossum, C. Rumondor, A. Segall, B. Spaan; Initiated and edited by Ilonka Kolthof

Genre: Chamber music
Subgenre: Mixed ensemble (2-12 players)
Instruments: picc / picc elec / picc pf / picc mar

Overdrive : for recorder quartet, 2005 / Geert van Keulen

Genre: Chamber music
Subgenre: Recorder
Instruments: 4rec

Spellbound : on Baldricks' 110 inch double bass recorder with extension or how Dorinde got a new born brother, for double bass recorder, 1976 / Rob du Bois

Genre: Chamber music
Subgenre: Recorder
Instruments: rec-b

In the moment : for 4 renaissance recorders and microphones, 1997 (rev. 1998) / Vanessa Lann

Genre: Chamber music
Subgenre: Recorder
Instruments: rec-a rec-t rec-b rec-cb

composition

Genieting III : for tenor recorder, 2004 / Willem Boogman

Description:
Program note (English): 'La jouissance est un retrait en soi, une involution, ... une exaltation vibrante où le soi se lève.' (Emmanuel Levinas: 'Totalité et Infini', La Haye, 1974, p. 91). This work is the third in a series of solo compositions entitled Genieting (pleasure, enjoyment), the translation of the French jouissance used by the philosopher Emmanuel Levinas. I interpreted this term not only in the sense of what it means to be a soloist but also as the kind of music the soloist plays. In Genieting the music is brought back to its constituent elements, whence it is built up once again . - WILLEM BOOGMAN (transl. Jonathan Reeder)