Louis Andriessen Born: 6 June 1939 , Utrecht (The Netherlands)Died:
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Reactions Andriessen news Louis Andriessen scores go to Switzerland (6 February 2007) The complete archive of Louis Andriessen will move to the Paul Sacher Foundation in Basel, Switzerland. All scores and related documents of the Amsterdam composer will become accessible to musicologists and others.
The Paul Sacher Foundation also hosts the archives of many other composers, like Luciano Berio (who was Louis Andriessen's teacher) and Igor Stravinsky.
Paul Sacher (1905–1999) was a conductor who became very rich after his marriage to a heir of the Hoffmann-La Roche medicine factory owner.
Sheet music Below is a selection of scores available at SheetMusicPlus.com
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[details ←] Zilver (1994)
[details ←] Workers Union
[details ←] Trepidus (1983)
Piano,
[details ←] Hoketus (1976)
[details ←] Staat Study Score
[details ←] De Stijl (De Materie - Part III)
Vocal,
[details ←] Elegy
Piano, Bass, Cello,
[details ←] Hadewijch (De Materie - Part II)
Vocal,
[details ←] Mausoleum (1979)
[details ←] Dances
orchestra,
[details ←] Dancing On the Bones
[details ←] De Tijd (Time)
[details ←] Melodie Rec/pf
[details ←] Sweet Alto Recorder
Recorder,
[details ←] Symphony for Open Strings Full Score
[details ←] Tao
Piano, Vocal,
[details ←] To Pauline O
Oboe,
[details ←] Dubbelspoor (Double Track) 1994
Music
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Biography
Son of Hendrik Andriessen , brother of Jurriaan Andriessen .
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Peter Wallin : First performance of "The end of Brian´s Brain" (Music Manifesto 2002, Part 23), in Billund, Denmark.
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