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De Japanse Steenhouwer

By Julius Hijman

genre
Vocal music
instrumentation
Speaking voice and instrument(s) (voice 2fl 2ob 2cl 2 bn)
year
1961
dedication

Thom de Klerk, Nederlands Blazers Ensemble

Details

The Japanese Stone cutter

Words from Multatuli's 'Max Havelaar'

For speaking voice (mezzo soprano or tenor) and 10 wind instruments

Aan Thom de Klerk en het Nederlands Blazersensemble

New York 1961 

About Julius Hijman

(01/25/1901 - 01/08/1969)
Julius Hijman

Julius Hijman's life centered around contemporary and Dutch music. Touring internationally, he presented the works of Dutch composers, and in the Netherlands he introduced new music from abroad. His own compositions were not always appreciated by his peers. He fled into exile in 1939 to America and was forgotten in his native country. The majority of his extensive oeuvre remains unpublished, awaiting performance.

by Carine Alders