Eric Vloeimans, Martin Fondse & Limburgs Symfonie Orkest
Modern Creative
Bas Wiegers (conductor); Gudrun Bourel, Verena Robertz, Anke Lauwers (flute); Tanja van der Kooij, Vicky Laws, Roger Cramer (hobo); Johan Naus, Roger Debougnoux, Michelle Geerlings (clarinet); Adrie Bisschop, Jolanda Wolters, Michel Bergenhuizen (fagot); Eric Vloeimans, Senne la Mela, Frankie de Kuyffer (trumpet); Christiaan Moolenaars, Rocio Matea, Jan Breukel, John Herpers (horn); Axel Urlings, Hugo van der Wedden, Wim Bex (trombone); Bart Dekkers (tuba); Ildiko Bors, Frederique Bozzato, Violetta Calin-Carste, Julien Eberhardt, Nadia Frissen, Malgorzata Michalik, Eva Niziol, Geertje Podevyn, Pascal Prégardien, Wilfred Sassen, Nadia Strijbos, Frans Vermeulen, Serge Willems, C. Baldus, Inge Bergenhuizen, Chris Chan, Siana Dragneva, M Hirayama, Kaori Oshita, Ella Renard, Janne Sars, Isabelle Stiennon (violin); Guus Frissen, Alès Hrdlicka, Jindriska Kopecka, Erika de Laat, Linda Leharova, Anna Paslawski, Jordan Schwartz (viola); Gabriel Arias Luna, Jose Backhuijs, Gabor Bartos, Clotilde Lacroix, Lottie Nauta, Joep Willems (cello); Martin Fondse (piano); Jeroen Vierdag (bass); Lisa Blok, Ulli Winz, Oleksander Boroday, Stafan Kleinehanding, Fabienne Kramer (double bass); Dirk Peter Kölsch (drums); S. Castro, H Vinclair (percussion); R Spons (kettle drum); Marieke Schoenmakers (harp).
Fri 12 July 2013 18:30 - 19:45 Amazon
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When someone turns fifty, it's cause for celebration. And what could be more fun than letting the birthday boy hang up his own musical bunting? This was the reason to ask trumpeter Eric Vloeimans to choose his own project for the North Sea Jazz Festival this year. For this spectacle the Rotterdam artist opted for the Limburgs Symfonie Orkest and hired Martin Fondse as composer and arranger. That Vloeimans, seeing Abraham, is sharing the stage with the almost 130-year-old symphonic orchestra is not surprising. For many years now, he has shown a preference for large ensembles. The music of the Boy Edgar Prize winner is perfect for experimenting with strings and a large orchestra. Vloeimans has already played with the Metropole Orkest, the Marinierskapel and Het Gelders Orkest. The performance at North Sea Jazz will be colored in that characteristic Vloeimans way; with beautiful solos, humor and, especially, a lot of love for the music.
