composer

Loevendie, Theo

Loevendie calls himself a “latecomer as a composer”. Until the 1970s, he was known only as a jazz saxophonist. He gained international fame with his quartet (with Hans Dulfer, Arjen ...

related works

Six Turkish folkpoems : for female voice and 7 instruments, (1977) / Theo Loevendie

Genre: Vocal music
Subgenre: Voice and instrument(s)
Instruments: sopr/sopr-m fl(pic) cl perc hp pf vl vc

L' écho : pour soprano, mezzo-soprano, contralto et piano, 1982 / [texte] (Théodore Botrel), Herman Meima

Genre: Vocal music
Subgenre: Vocal Ensemble (2-12) and piano
Instruments: sopr sopr-m alt pf

Kantate zonder woorden : = Cantate sans paroles, voor 3 sopranen en piano of 3-stemmig vrouwenkoor en piano (sopranen, mezzo-sopranen, alten), 1952 / Hugo Godron

Genre: Vocal music
Subgenre: Vocal Ensemble (2-12) and piano; Female choir and piano
Instruments: 3sopr pf / VK3 pf

Copla / tekst: Hendrik de Vries, muziek: Henriëtte Bosmans

Genre: Vocal music
Subgenre: Vocal Ensemble (2-12) and piano
Instruments: sopr sopr-m/alt pf

composition

All the flowers of the spring : (1985), from the opera "Naima", for mezzo-soprano, tenor and piano / [text by] John Webster, Theo Loevendie

Other authors:
Webster, John (librettist)