CR: | 78 |
Year: | 2012 |
Duration: | 31' |
Instrumentation: | Ensemble show details Flute (doubling Piccolo) Trumpet in C Electric Guitar |
Orkest de Ereprijs conducted by Wim Boerman
Titania nanotubes for solar energy and catalysis was written for a downsized septet version of Orkest de Ereprijs for the interdisciplinary European Exchange Project Internationally Mixed, with choreography by Georg Reischl. The piece is a development – not in the classical sense, but more in the sense of being a process. Step by step, the music unfolds into different states. The piece evolves very gradually and because of that the music sometimes seems to be almost static. Nonetheless, it still needs both change and direction to hold course. In a musical universe like this even a minimal change can have huge consequences.
show performances5 June 2012, 20.30, Teatro Principal de Valencia, Valencia, Spain (Premiere)
Orkest de Ereprijs conducted by Wim Boerman
Internationally Mixed. With choreography by Georg Reischl.
Musicians for this tour were:
Conductor | Wim Boerman |
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Flute & Piccolo | Marije van den Berg |
Clarinet & Bass Clarinet | Hans Witteman |
Baritone & Soprano Sax | Sabine Laar |
Trumpet | Sjoerd Pauw |
French Horn | Jeroen van Dijk |
Trombone | Wilbert Zwier |
Electric Guitar | Ezequiel Menalled (5-9 June) / Paul Vos (16-29 June) |
Conductor | Christiaan Richter |
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Flute & Piccolo | Gemma Tripiana Muñoz |
Clarinet & Bass Clarinet | Fraukje Weishaupt |
Baritone & Soprano Sax | Daan van Koppen |
Trumpet | Ines Diogo |
French Horn | Ana Graça |
Trombone | Francisco Couto |
Electric Guitar | Martin van Hees |
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