related works
Fingers : for tenor saxophone and piano, 1991 / piano score by Srdjan Dedic (1992), Geert van Keulen
Genre:
Chamber music
Subgenre:
Saxophone and keyboard instrument; Saxophone and orchestra
Scoring:
sax-t pf
Spatial music III : for chamber orchestra, in four groups / Ton de Leeuw
Genre:
Orchestra
Subgenre:
Orchestra; Orchestra with multimedia
Scoring:
pic fl fl-a 2cl ob eh 2fg sax-a 2h 2trp 2trb 2perc hp str (soundtrack ad.lib)
Symphony nr. 2 ("Celebration") : for large wind band; opus 140 / Marc van Delft
Genre:
Orchestra
Subgenre:
Orchestra
Scoring:
2pic 2fl fl-a 2ob eh 2fg cfg 7cl cl-b 2sax-a 2sax-t sax-bar 4hn 4trp 3trb 4tb 7perc vc cb
HOP : for orchestra / Martijn Padding
Genre:
Orchestra
Subgenre:
Orchestra
Scoring:
fl ob cl bcl ssx asx hrn trp trb tba pf keyb acc 3voc 3perc eg bg DJ 3vl vla vc cb
composition
Sinfonia : for orchestra / Geert van Keulen
Other authors:
Keulen, Geert van
(Composer)
Contains:
Moderato
Andante tranquillo.
Molto più mosso
Moderato
Description:
Program note (English): I was asked in 1985 to write a short piece, which could serve as an opening work of the concerts of the Student Orchestra of the Netherlands (NSO). I chose for a form, which is slightly similar to the pre-classical overture, in Italian known as sinfonia. The similarity agreement is however only of an external nature and is related solely to the three movements of the sinfonia. In my Sinfonia the first part is repeated, with many in triplet patterns in the woodwinds. The origin of the word 'sinfonia' is Greek, where it literally means agreement, harmony. Additionally among other things the intervals of fourth, fifth and octave, intervals which play an important role in the harmonious structure of my Sinfonia, as sounding together, the harmony in this work is distilled from a harmonic coming from a 'cantus firmus' in the bass. Sufficient reason to entitle the piece Sinfonia.The instrumentation is tailored to symphonic orchestra and technically to the possibilities of the NSO,
which are in no way minor. - GEERT VAN KEULEN