The Janco Verduin Podcast (1)
A selection of composer Janco Verduin’s musical choices. Janco is the guest of two Composers and Musicians of the Netherlands Podcast episodes, with the first episode released earlier this week and part 2 following on a later date. His compositions are inspired by a wide range of fields, including software development, neuroscience, psychology, physics and biology, as well as nature itself: Janco has been researching bats for several years! In the podcast, Janco explains why he chose, among others, Béla Bartók. You can listen to the podcast again here.
Playlist
- Own recording, SoundCloud
Janco Verduin: Mirovoi
Nieuw Amsterdams Peil (Heleen Hulst, violin; Gerard Bouwhuis, piano; Mick Sterling, cello)
22’19” - CD The Six String Quartets
Béla Bartók: String Quartet No. 5, I: Allegro
Takács Quartet
30’10” - CD Gamelan Music of Bali
Traditional: Kebjar Teruna
Gamelan Gong Kebjar
6’57”
If you ask the composers and musicians of the Netherlands which pieces of music everyone really ought to hear at least once, what would they choose? The music feature accompanying the podcast Muziekmakers der Nederlanden (Composers and Musicians of the Netherlands).
