Concerts from around the country, recorded by Concertzender. In this episode, no less than three concerts of the Asko/Schönberg Ensemble, Ralph van Raat and recordings of the Orlando Festival 2019.
Every year, the Asko/Schönberg Ensemble members commission several talented composition students to write a work for them. In the first concert, nine compositions of conservatory students from all over the world are performed. Next, an intermezzo with piano music of George Crumb played by the well-known Ralph van Raat. The programme concludes with recordings from the Aula Minor of the abbey of Rolduc during the Orlando Festival 2019.
| 1. | Peter Kerkelov (Bulgaria) | |
| Attempt at screaming | ||
| Asko/Schönberg Ensemble
Recordings 17-4-2011; Conservatory Amsterdam; Recording engineer: Sabrina ter Horst |
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| 2. | Hollas Longton (Canada) | |
| Lining out | ||
| 3. | Filipe Ignatio (Mexico) | |||
| I observed the Sparkle of a Ray of Light | ||||
| 4. Georgi Sztojanov (Bulgaria) | ||||
| The deeper you are, the more they want | ||||
| 5. | Thierry Tidrow (Canada) | |
| Affectations romanesques | ||
| 6. | Hugo Harmens (Norway) | |
| Always in your Moon | ||
| 7. | Manuel Torres (Mexico) | |
| Opposition brings Concord. Out of Discord comes the fairest Harmony | ||
| 8. | Trevor Grahl (Canada) | |
| We are Dreamers, but Dreams are what we breathe… | ||
| 9. | Georgi Sztojanov (Bulgaria) | |
| The deeper you are, the more they want | ||
| 10. | Crumb, George | |
| Processional | ||
| Ralph van Raat: piano
Recordings 20-10-2012; Leeuwenbergh Vredenburg Utrecht; Recording engineer: Wijnand de Groot |
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| 11. | Boer, Ed de | |
| Tombeau voor Hans Kox (2019) | ||
| Charly Delbecq: piano
Recordings 8-8-2019; Aula Minor, Rolduc, Kerkrade; Recording engineer: Kees van de Wiel |
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| 12. | Kox, Hans | |
| Le Chant du Merle (1998) | ||
| Ingrid Geerlings: flute | ||
| 13. | Schönberg, Arnold | |
| Vier Lieder Op. 2 (1899-1900) | ||
| Axel Everaert: tenor. Charly Delbecq: piano | ||
| 14. | Reger, Max | |
| from: Träume am Kamin, Op. 143/5 (1915) | ||
| Charly Delbecq: piano
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