related works

La vie du sieur de Dalibray : for tenor and piano, cycle of eight poems by Vion Dalibray, 1947-1949 / Rudolf Escher

Genre: Vocal music
Subgenre: Voice and piano
Scoring: ten pf

Symfonie Nº 4 : 1954 / Hendrik Andriessen

Genre: Orchestra
Subgenre: Orchestra
Scoring: 3222 4331 timp perc hp str

Quo vadis musica-symfonie : opus 33, for orchestra, (1985) / Jo Sporck

Genre: Orchestra
Subgenre: Orchestra
Scoring: 2222 2220 2perc str(6-8.6-8.4-6.4-6.2-4.)

Muziek : voor 2 strijkorkesten, 3 trompetten, 3 trombones en pauken, opus 23, 1943, revisie 1981 / Jan Koetsier

Genre: Orchestra
Subgenre: Orchestra
Scoring: 0000 0330 timp 2str

 

composition

Symphony II : for orchestra, 1958, (revised version 1980) / Rudolf Escher

Publisher: Amsterdam: Donemus, 1983
Publisher's number: 03674
Genre: Orchestra
Subgenre: Orchestra
Scoring: pic 2fl 2ob eh 2cl cl-b 2sax 4h 2trp tb timp 4perc 2hp pf str(14.14.12.10.8.)
Remarks: Cop. 1959. - Tijdsduur: ca. 27'
Duration: 27'00"
Year of composition: 1958
Status: fully digitized (real-time delivery)

Other authors:
Escher, Rudolf (Composer)
Contains:
Lento
Vivo
Tranquillo
Passacaglia (Larghetto con grazia)
Description:
Program note (English): [Première: 19-1-1959 - Groningen - Nederlands Studenten Orkest, Jan Brussen, conducting] - The first version of this symphony was composed in 1958, for the Dutch department of an American pharmaceutical industry with the intention that a good amateur orchestra could perform it. The Student Orchestra of the Netherlands consequently gave the first series of performances of this original version with conductor Jan Brussen during its 1959 tour. Thereafter, however, when none of the more than sixty Dutch amateur orchestras showed any interest for this work, I re-wrote it in 1964 and even later added some retouches. In this new version, which compositionally gave me a wider scope, I no longer needed to consider the limitations of an amateur orchestra. For example, not only was it now possible that the motion of the fast second movement could be continued, the flexibility in rhythmic and metric details also became considerably more balanced. In short, in each movement both the
structure and the instrumentation changed so much, that it practically became a totally new work. The only instrumental characteristic sustained was the small instrumentation of wood - and brass winds, except for trombones and tuba. On the other hand the percussion was considerably expanded, one harp replaced by two harps and a piano added to the instrumentation. Furthermore electronic amplification was set to the tubular bells, and vibraphone, bells and piano during the final chord. (part IV). -

Sheet Music
If you are going to perform this composition, you can enter your concert information here. We will publish this information at the Donemus Facebook page and in the Donemus Concert Agenda.
You can buy the parts or other related products on-line. If you choose a downloadable product you will receive the product in digital form. In all other cases the product is sent to you physically. Please note that you require a copy of this product for every user.
Product Description Price/piece Count
Score Download to Newzik (A3), 58 pages EUR 35.23
Download as PDF (A3), 58 pages EUR 42.27
Hardcopy, normal size (A3), 58 pages EUR 70.46
Hardcopy, study size (A4), 58 pages EUR 47.64
Rental Part(s) Download to Newzik (B4), 254 pages EUR 98.67
Download as PDF (B4), 254 pages EUR 118.40
Hardcopy, normal size (B4), 254 pages EUR 197.34
Rent
You can rent this work by purchasing a rental license for one or more performances. If you buy a license you also need to buy 1 copy of the rental parts (see above). For each performance you need to obtain a rental license. More information about renting is available at the Donemus website. Please contact Donemus Publishing if you have any questions about renting before buying a license.
Number of performances
Total license costs
Live broadcast
If the work is being recorded for a live radio or TV broadcast or internet stream you can easily acquire the license for this. Any broadcast within 1 year of the recording of the work is defined as a 'live' broadcast. For every broadcast you need to obtain a license.
Audio broadcast (radio, internet)
Total license costs
Video broadcast (TV, streaming)
Total license costs
CD/DVD recordings
If you want to record this work to CD or DVD you can acquire a license here. For every title you need to obtain a license.
CD/DVD titles
Total license costs