Organist Joop van Goozen, a specialist in performing on the Fokker organ since the 1990s, presents in this concert an intriguing collection of both old and new 31-tone music. Alongside the old masters of meantone tuning, such as Michelangelo Rossi and Johann Jakob Froberger, established pieces from the fixed repertoire will also be performed, including a work by Peter Schat and a previously unknown piece by Henk Badings. Flutist Jos Zwaanenburg, also known as a composer and performer on the open-holed flute, will join Joop van Goozen as a guest to perform his new composition This Tight and Spiced Up Ring of Fire Found Some Higher Ground for Fokker organ and live electronics. As an intermezzo, the exciting Equilibrium (2009) by Danny de Graan will also be featured, with the 31-tone organ and multiple speakers controlled via laptop.
New harvest/Old masters
Programme
Michelangelo Rossi (ca. 1601/02-1656) – Toccata Decima
Henk Badings (1907-1987) – Preludium en Fuga nr. 4
Giovanni Salvatore (ca. 1610-1688) – Canzone Francese Seconda, del nono tuono naturale
Jos Zwaanenburg (1958) – Cherubs’ Chirrup
Danny de Graan (1973) – Equilibrium
Johann Jakob Froberger (1616-1667) – Fantasia sopra ut re mi fa sol la
Peter Schat (1935-2003) – Collages voor 31-toonsorgel
Jos Zwaanenburg – This tight and spiced up ring of fire found some higher ground (premiere)
Joop van Goozen behind the keyboard of the Fokker organ, BAM Hall (Kleine Zaal) 16 May 2009
Support
This concert is made possible with support from: the Dutch Performing Arts Fund+, the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, the SNS REAAL Fund, and the Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ.
Fokker organ concert
Sunday 21 March 2010, 11:00 uur
Admission fee €13.00 (€10.50 reduced price)
Small Hall, Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ
Piet Heinkade 1, 1019 BR Amsterdam
Performers
Joop van Goozen – Fokker organ
Jos Zwaanenburg – flute en electronics