401 concerts 3 English links
Tekst: René Seghers after Joop Stam and the sources below.
Partners: Nederlands Muziek Instituut, Kröller-Müller Museum
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Dopper’s : De blinde van Casteel Cuillé (1894) Fritjhof (1895), William Ratcliff (1900) and Het eerekruis Mei-droom (1918.)
The concert is downloadable under our 401Concerts 3 download programme, along with excerpts from operas by De Lange’s Dutch contemporaries Cornelis Dopper, Willem Landré, Daniël de Lange, Gerard von Brucken Fock, Julius Röntgen, Jan van Gilse, Jan Brandts Buys and Richard Hageman.
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Download 401Concerts 3 with De blinde van Casteel Cuillé
The recording of our third 401DutchOperas concert in the Kröller-Müller Museum is downloadable via 401Concerts 3. Apart from highlights of Cornelis Dopper's De blinde van Casteel Cuillé it also includes highlights from Willem Landré's De roos van Dekama, Daniël de Lange's Lioba, Gerard von Brucken Fock's Jozal, Julius Röntgen's Agnete and De lachende Cavalier, Jan van Gilse's Helga von Stavern, Jan Brandts Buys’ De kleermakers van Marken (Die Schneider von Schönau) and Richard Hageman's Caponsacchi.
Tickets for 401Concerts 3 in the Kröller-Müller Museum
Through the website of the Kröller-Müller Museum tickets for the May 29 2016 concert are available through www.krollermuller.nl/401nederlandseoperas. The concert is part of a special presentation. The price includes catering and a meet & greet with the artists. By attending you support the project of salvaging Dutch operatic history by means of a series of unique live recordings of its highlights. By nature our concerts are singular events, each time with entirely new repertoire, which has to be constructed for handwritten manuscript scores. Ths makes these concerts far more expensive to organize than average concerts that can be taken on tour.
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