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Sonate : voor cello en piano / Hans Henkemans
Genre:
Chamber music
Subgenre:
Cello and keyboard instrument
Scoring:
vc pf
Concerto per pianoforte e orchestra : 1964 / Kees van Baaren
Genre:
Orchestra
Subgenre:
Piano and orchestra
Scoring:
pic fl ob eh cl cl-b fg cfg 4h 3trp 3trb tb timp 4perc hp str pf-solo
In Memoriam Youria Tsjernoesjevitsja : for piano and orchestra / Vladimir Martynov
Genre:
Orchestra
Subgenre:
Piano and orchestra
Scoring:
pf-solo 2fl 2ov 2cl 2fg 4h 2tpt 3trb tb hp vibr str
Divertissement : (1946), pour 2 pianos et orchestre, op. 13b / Luctor Ponse
Genre:
Orchestra
Subgenre:
Piano and orchestra
Scoring:
2243 4241 timp perc xyl str 2pf-solo
composition
Concerto no. 3 : per pianoforte ed orchestra, 1992 / Hans Henkemans
Other authors:
Henkemans, Hans
(Composer)
Contains:
Allegro non troppo
Vivace leggiermente
Adagio
Molto allegro
Description:
Program note (English): (Première: 9-7-1994 - Dr. Anton Philipszaal, The Hague - Garrick Ohlsson, piano with the Residentie Orchestra, Jac van Steen, conducting) - This third piano concerto - those preceding are youthful works from respectively 1932 and 1936 - consists of four movements. Although, according to the composer, they form a unity, there is no thematic affinity between the movements. One could perhaps say that the third, slow movement, due to its depth, is an interlude, which functions rather sharply against the dynamic qualities of the other movements. The first movement is notable by the alternation of (moderately) rapid episodes with slow passages (A-B-A-B-A), which, at the same time, sound as the main form (themes a and b; development from the given A). The second movement is a very complicated and metric scherzo; the slow middle part has a tempo exactly three times slower than the main given, which helps create the unity of this light piece. The third movement is an adagio, which
contrasts sharply by its 'sostenuto' nature with the remaining parts. Moreover this adagio also consists of a short and quick interlude. The fourth, final movement begins with a moving "molto allegro", whereupon a somewhat Spanish rhythm "allegro misurato", in 5/8 measures leads to the final attack. Briefly before the ending a large cadenza for solo-instrument is inserted. The piece concludes returning to the 5/8-tempo.- HANS HENKEMANS