#Henk Badings

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henk badings & dick raaijmakers, electronic music, 1960

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Henk Badings (1907-1987) - Symphony No. 5: III. Largo

Orchestra: Bochumer Symphoniker, Conductor: David Porcelijn

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Henk BADINGS & J.W. de BRUYN

"Philips' Technische Rundschau 19 (1957/58), nr.6"

(7". Philips rcds. 1958) [NL]

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Henk Badings

Cain and Abel

from the ep Electronic Ballet Music

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50 jaar Stichting Huygens-Fokker

PETER SCHAT (1935 – 2003) · Collages voor 31-toonsorgel (1962) I contrasten – II canons – III clusters —Joop van Goozen, 31-tone organ

HENK BADINGS (1907 – 1987) · Sonate 3 voor twee violen (1967) Lento – Molto allegro/Doppio meno mosso/Tempo primo —Bouw Lemkes en Jeanne Vos, violin. · Reeks van kleine klankstukken (1954) Preludio – Siciliano – Perpetuum mobile —Joop van Goozen, 31-tone organ

IVAN WYSCHNEGRADSKY (1893 - 1979) · Etude ultrachromatique (1959) —Joop van Goozen, 31-tone organ

JOS ZWAANENBURG (*1958) · Cherub's Chirrup (1992) —Joop van Goozen, 31-tone organ

RAFAEL REINA (*1961) · Drag on...Claustrophobia (1997) —Interval Chamber Amsterdam, cond. José Vicente. Janice Jackson, soprano

(Stichting Huygens-Fokker, 1999)

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Novecento Guitar: un percorso di oltre dieci anni

Novecento Guitar: un percorso di oltre dieci anni

Quando nel 2009 Brilliant Classics pubblicò per la prima volta in un unico cofanetto l’integrale dei Sessanta Studi di Virtuosità e di Trascendenza di Angelo Gilardino, ebbi finalmente piena contezza delle possibilità e delle risorse a mia disposizione e decisi in pochi giorni di dar forma ad un progetto discografico per chitarra innovativo e di ampio respiro.

Sostanzialmente stanco di ascoltare…

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Henk Badings / Dick Raaijmakers, Electronic Music, Epic, 1961... https://ift.tt/2GYi1fb

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Henk Badings -- Variations Électroniques

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Carillon music, or church carillon Contemporary - Original!, Igor Bajenov

Carillon music, or church carillon Contemporary - Original! Musically the Carillon is extremely versatile. On this instrument is any music from baroque to rock to hear from Bach to the Beatles. Whether a piece of Carillon is, is not so much a question of the style of music, but a question of arrangements. In any case, is the transcription before the concert performance of a piece at the Carillon. The original sentence of a piece is practically never to be played unchanged at Carillon. The main problem is that pieces that were originally composed for another instrument or an ensemble, having too many notes. 1: 1 transferred to the Carillon, this would mean a "tough sonic mush" result. The second problem is that bells have a very special sound spectrum. The sound spectrum of a musical instrument is always determined by its overtone. The overtone of a bell is dominated by the minor third, ie, one suggests, for example. A C-bell is the overlying It particularly evident in the sound of this bell to hear. This effect means that pieces that are composed in a major key, particularly difficult to Carillon are transferable. Given these difficulties, it was only natural that some composers already started early to compose directly for Carillon. This eliminates the tedious transcription of a process, on the other hand, the special sound characteristics of the carillon can thus self be utilized particularly well. Although left by the renowned composer George Frideric Handel only a noteworthy work for carillon. But there were others outside the Carillon World lesser-known composers who created trendsetting and timeless music early. First and foremost is the Belgian Matthias van to call the Gheyn (1721-1785), which is now often referred to as "the Bach Carillons" and his work is still the most-played probably Carillon literature. Until the mid-20th century, the tradition of composition for Carillon led still a stepchild-existence, not least was due to compared to today small number of instruments and the lack of interest of the academic music business at Carillon. But this changed dramatically after the 2nd World War. In parallel with the rapid spread of the instrument experienced the culture composition for Carillon its biggest bloom. The works of contemporary composers such as. Staf Nees and Flor Peeters (Belgium), Leen t'Hart and Henk Badings (Netherlands) or Gary White (USA) are now among the most popular pieces that are played on the Carillon .... .Exclusive Photo Collection in Contemporary Art - Digital Photo Mix in Fine Art - Abstract / Expressionism-Cubism / Figurative Paint / Drawing / Vector / Graphic in 3D Original.

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Composers at the Philips pavilion, Brussels World's Fair, 1958. John Cage is on the floor. In the front row (left to right) are Mauricio Kagel, Earle Brown, Luciano Berio, and Karlheinz Stockhausen. The back row (left to right): Henk Badings, André Boucourechliev, Bruno Maderna, Henri Pousseur, Mlle. Seriahine of the Philips Company, Luc Ferrari and Pierre Schaeffer. #expo58 #brusselsworldsfair #brussels #bruxelles #belgique #expositionuniverselle #johncage #mauriciokagel #earlebrown #lucianoberio #karlheinzstockhausen #henkbadings #andréboucourechliev #brunomaderna #henripousseur #lucferrari #pierreschaeffer #grm #ircam #composer #philipspavilion #1958 #electroacousticmusic

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June 26 in Music History

1582 Birth of composer Johannes Schultz. 1747 Birth of composer Leopold Jan Antonin Kozekuh in Welwarn.  1749 Birth of composer Louis Joseph Claude Saint-Amans. 1788 Mozart finishes his Symphony No.39 in Eb, K. 543 in Vienna.  1788 FP of Gretry's "Le Rival cinfident" Paris. 1795 FP of Paisello´s "La Daunia felice" Foggia. 1819 FP of Meyerbeer's "Emma de Resburgo" Venice.

1837 Birth of American composer Ernest Guiraud in New Orleans.  1855 FP of Offenbach's "Oyayaie, ou La Reine des îles" Paris. 1862 FP of Erkel's "Sarolta" Budapest with G. Erkel. 1870 FP of Richard Wagner's opera Die Walküre in Munich. 1875 Birth of Italian baritone Riccardo Stracciari  in Casalecchio Sul Reno.  1875 Birth of American pianist and composer Camille Zeckwer. 1878 Birth of Hungarian composer Albert Siklos.  1885 Birth of German soprano Frieda Hempel in Leipzig. 

1891 Birth of composer Heinrich Lemacher. 1898 FP of Lecocq's "Ruse d'amour" Bologna. 1900 Birth of American tenor Richard Crooks. 1901 Birth of composer William Busch. 1902 Birth of American pianist and conductor Antonia Brico in Rotterdam. 

1907 French composer Camille Saint-Saens is given the Mus.D degree at Oxford. 

1912 FP of Mahler's Ninth Symphony is performed posthumously. Bruno Walter conducting in Vienna.  1914 Birth of German tenor Wolfgang Windgassen in Annemasse.  1916 Birth of Italian baritone Giuseppe Taddei in Genoa. 1923 Death of German baritone Karl Scheidemantel. 

1924 Death of Russian composer Valentina Serova. 1925 FP of Leoncavallo's "La maschera nuda" Allegra collected various sketches by Leoncavallo, and arranged for them, a 3-act operetta; Naples. 1925 Death of Argentine composer and pianist Ernesto Drangosch.

1926 FP of Leos Janacek's Sinfonietta in Prague.  1927 Birth of French baritone Jean-Pierre Laffage in Paris.  1928 Birth of American composer Jacob Druckman in Philadelphia.  1929 Birth of Australian soprano June Bronhill in Broken Hill, N.S.W. 1930 Birth of Italian soprano Anna Maccianti in Florence.  1931 Birth of Belgian composer Lucien Goethlas in Gent. 1933 Birth of Italian conductor Claudio Abbado in Milan.

1933 FP of Canteloube's "Vercingetorix" Paris.  1934 Birth of composer Luis Felipe Pires. 1941 Birth of American composer William Ludtke in Bismarck, North Dakota. 1943 Birth of American composer Allen Strang. 1945 Birth of American composer Barry Schrader. 1945 Death of composer Nikolai Tcherepnin in Paris.  1950 Death of Ukrainian soprano Antonina Nezhdanova.

1954 Birth of Chinese composer Bun-Ching Lam in Macao region of China. 1954 Death of Russian bass Alexander Pirogov.  1966 FP of Hovhaness' "Pilate" Los Angeles. 1971 Death of Columbian composer Guillermo Uribe-Holguín in Bogotá,  1971 Death of Catalan composer, violinist, and pianist Juan de Manen.

1977 Death of Russian tenor Sergei Lemeshev.  1986 FP of E. T. Zwilich's Piano Concerto. Marc-André Hamelin, soloist with Detroit Symphony with Günther Herbig conducting. 1987 Death of Dutch composer Henk Badings in Maarheeze, Netherlands. 2000 FP of Robert Kapilow's D. C. Monuments by the National Symphony.

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Henk Badings (1907-1987)

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Henk BADINGS

"Electronic Ballet Music : Cain and Abel"

(7". Philips rcds. 1958) [NL]

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Listening to… Symphony No. 10 (1961), by Dutch composer, Henk Badings.

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garadinervi: Henk Badings / Dick Raaijmakers, Electronic Music,... https://ift.tt/2SUi1nL