Lex van Delden
Although he started to read medicine at the University of Amsterdam Van Delden soon turned to music, studying the piano with Cor de Groot. As a composer he remained self-taught, albeit strongly influenced by the Dutch composer Willem Pijper and the French masters of the 20th Century.
Van Delden produced a varied oeuvre of more than 100 works many of which feature unusual combinations of instruments. Recently, his String Quartets were highly praised by the New York Times in a review of a recording of these works.
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2fl (2nd also pic) 2ob 2cl 2bn 2hn | |||
Mvmts |
I. Allegro festoso, II. Lento, III. Con Allegrezza
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Perf. Time |
ca 22’
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Level |
difficult
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Description |
a symphony in three movements in neo-classical style
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van Delden, Lex | ||
Symfonie VII (Sinfonia Concertante opus 83) (1964) |
F.E. 0806/48 score and parts
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2fl 2ob 2 cl bcl 2bn 2hn |
€ 75.-
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