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Wim Laman
11+ albums
the netherlandsdutchnetherlands
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Frederik Willem (Wim) Laman ( The Hague , April 22 1946 ) is a Dutch composer . He got on his 21st year his first music lessons at the Beverly Hills Music Lyceum ( General Music Education and flute ). From 1970 to 1975 he studied philosophy at the University of Leiden , with minors in musicology and psychology. During these years he developed self-taught as a composer, in which students ensembles performed his first compositions. To his overseers Terlingen include: - Temps et Durée tone for band and orchestra, which was conducted, led by the Leiden Student Chamber Orchestra (Lesko) in 1974 Ed Spaniard . The piece is based on the eponymous work of Henri Bergson. - The engagement piece What Baet the Free ... Heit, a piece for two speaking voices, chorus and orchestra, which he composed on the occasion of the 4th centenary of the University of Leiden in 1975 and twice in the Peter was conducted. Here are the lyrics from the Beggar Songbook compared to the preamble of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights . In 1975 he moved to the University of Utrecht where he musicology went to college. sonology and He was a student assistant at successively Prof. Dr.. Marius Flothuis (Music to 1900) and Dr. Jos Arts (Music of the Twentieth Century). During this period, his compositions were also first performed by professional ensembles including the Dutch Wind Ensemble and the Hague Philharmonic . Afterwards he composed works for the Schönberg Ensemble , the Xenakis Ensemble , the G
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Vortex
42Elegy in Memoriam Morton Feldman
33Totentanz
34Fleurs du Mal - III. Les Bijoux
25Fleurs du Mal - I. La Destruction (Jard van Nes, mezzo-soprano; Jaring Walta, violin; Hans Vonk, conductor)
26Fleurs du Mal - II. La Mort des Amants
2703 - Laman - Elegy in Memoriam Morton Feldman
2804 - Laman - Totentanz
29Elegy & Totentanz (1998/1999) For Alto Clarinet / Bass Clarinet And String Quartet: Elegy. In Memoriam Morton Feldman
210Iii Les Bijoux
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400 Years Of Dutch Music - Volume 7
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400 Years Of Dutch Music Vol. 7
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Orkest De Volharding - Dutch Masters
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400 years of dutch Music, Volume 7: Escher, Janssen, Loevendie, Laman
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Het Residentie Orkest: 400 Years Of Dutch Music Vol. 7
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Elegy and Totentanz for alto/bass clarinet and string quartet - H. Sparnaay (alto clarinet, bass clarinet), Schoenberg Quartet
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The Dutch Legacy I
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CV CVCD95
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Dutch Masters (Hempel)
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Dutch Masters (Orkest De Volharding)
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Netherlands Wind Ensemble