Tempo Doeloe - concert

Rahmida Dewi PataWati, Indonesian dance
Bernadeta Astari, Singing
Voyager Trio:
Arno Bornkamp, ​​saxophone
Pamela Smits, Cello
Tobias Borsboom, Piano
Come>,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. From the Eastern cuisine in memory. But perhaps also wajang dolls, chattering monkeys winding through the jungle, or a volcano that can burst at any time. Or the traditional dancing in beautiful clothing. But maybe also the music style of the Gamelan? The gamelan music - from the Javanese word 'gamel' that hitting or hammering means - is deeply anchored in mythology, mysticism and religious systems of Indonesia.

Various composers were inspired by the Gamelan, the rich folk culture and the beautiful nature of the islands. For example, the virtuoso pianist Godowsky became so enchanted during his concert tour in 1925 by Java that he later wrote his iconic Java Suite. And a century later, the Française Decruck sketched its impressions of the island for saxophone and piano.

Of course, the colonial period has influenced both cultures. There are several Dutch composers who settled in the Dutch East Indies, or were born and raised there. Indonesians also came to the Netherlands to study or work here.

Today's composers and artists take us on a fascinating journey to the classical music of the former Dutch East Indies and current Indonesia. Their stories reflect the historical and cultural connection between Indonesia and the Netherlands.
We are not only treated to cross -pollinations with beautiful music and dance, but also to a few Indonesian delicacies to make the party complete.

Tempo Doeloe
(Bahasa for Aflied Times)

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From the Java Suite:
1. Gamelan
2. Wayang Purwa (Puppet Shadow Plays)
3. Chattering Monkeys
4. The Bromo Volcano

Henk Badings
La Malinconia,

Paul Seelig
1. Kupu-Kupu
2. Pisang mas

Theo Smit Sibinga
Song on a text by the Javanese poet Noto souroto

fernande decruck
île des Java

Constant of the wall
chansons Javanaises on. 19
1: Melody (Kembang Katjang)
2: Mélodie (Krontjong Pandan)

Daniël Ruryneman
Sonatine
1. Allegro Moderato
2. Molto Tranquillo
3. VIF

Ananda Sukarlan
Ketika Kau ENTAH Dimana

B. Vd Sigtenhorst Meyer
Tomorrow in the petite

Maarten Bauer
Lanskap Berkabut

Fero Aldianya
Puteri 1000 Candi

Joey Roukens
Two sides, for the sides, two sides, two sides, two sides, two sides, (world premiere)
1. Reverberate
2. Scintillate,

Magar Embut
Srikandi