Concerto for piano with orchestral accompaniment
Allegro molto e deciso
Poco andantino
Allegro con spirito
Piano reduction: NMI 047/046b
Instrumentation of the concerto for piano accompanied by string quartet and oboe
Instrumentation Nov-Dec. 1945 Scheveningen July-Aug 1946
Despite his German-oriented teachers, Sem Dresden felt attracted early on to modern French music. He developed his own refined and sober style, composing his entire life. Dresden was of pivotal importance to Dutch musical life, working as a choral conductor and director of the conservatories in Amsterdam and The Hague. His legendary composition classes had a major impact during the interwar period.
by Geert van den Dungen