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Petite Suite Villagoise pour Harmonie et Fanfare

By Philip Vlessing

genre
Orchestra
instrumentation
Wind ensemble (9 or more players)
year
1938
location of manuscript
www.nederlandsmuziekinstituut.nl archive registration number 3592-01/063
dedication

Dedicated to D. Speets

Details

1. Badinage
2. Une aventure galante
3. La musique
4. Danse villagoise

Hartelijk opgedragen aan den WelEd. Heer D. Speets. Dirigent en Jurylid te Santpoort.

 

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About Philip Vlessing

(05/12/1905 - 04/30/943)
Philip Vlessing

Philip Vlessing was making a name for himself as cellist and composer in The Hague when his father died in May 1934. Together with his sister Netty, he took over his father's music school and many of his amateur (wind) orchestras. This meant his income was more secure but there was less time for composing. Still, his music was performed on the radio until the Nazis banned all music by Jewish composers. Vlessing composed chamber music, works for orchestra, for (amateur) wind orchestra as well as entertainment music under the pseudonym Jack Bottle.

by Carine Alders