Inspired by Bruckner 00
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Sun 15 Sep 202410:30 - 11:15Grote Zaal
Program
Noura Hodhodi, Mehmet İlhan Gazioğlu, Jurgis Kubilius, Alexander Jansen (Composition students Conservatory of Amsterdam) Four new works (world premieres) after Study Symphony in F minor by Anton Bruckner
Credits
Score Collective
César Ramos conductor
Four students of the conservatory of Amsterdam are composing a new piece of music inspired by Bruckner’s Study Symphony. This four-movement symphony, like Bruckner’s other works, is a treasure trove of ideas and motifs for composers to draw from. A special Score Collective, expanded for Bruckner Casco, allows the young composers to use a wider range of instruments in their pieces. Exciting new music from the latest crop of composers. Could they be the Bruckners of the future?
In addition to his Symphony No. 0 and the symphonies numbered one to nine, Anton Bruckner wrote another symphony. He composed this so-called Study Symphony in F minor, also called Symphony No. 00, in 1863. It was Bruckner’s final work as a composition student of Otto Kitzler. It is not a ‘youth symphony’. Bruckner was 39 when he composed it, yet the work has all the characteristics of a study. Nevertheless, it also contains hints of the Bruckner that would emerge in his later works. This is a golden opportunity for the conservatory students to seize.
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Programme booklet (Dutch)
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