Interview with a Dutch jazz musician. Today’s guest is guitarist and composer Bram Stadhouders (1987). He studied electronic music in Utrecht and got his masters degree in composition in The Hague. He doesn’t make a distinction between classical music and improvisation: in his work they flow together.
He has worked with many musicians, including Onno Govaert, Harmen Fraanje, and for a long time he worked with the Dutch Chamber Choir and Bulgarian Choir Angelite. He was selected by BIMhuis Carte Blanche, the North Sea Jazz composition and the Dutch Young VIP tour at a young age, all important assignments.
Photo: Emile Holba
He has worked with Polish saxophonist Grzech Piotrowski and Norwegian ice percussionist Terje Isungset. He has released 7 CDs.
1. Conlon Nancarrow, String Quartet n1 (version for piano) part II prestissimo
2. Remembrew, Bram stadhouders
3. Björk, Pneumonia
4. G.P. da Palestrina, Lo son ferito, ahi lasso
5. Aby Ngana Diop, Yaye Penda Mbaye
6. J.S. Bach, Giaccona, played by Skip Sempé
7. Monteverdi, l’incoronazione di Poppea
8. Benedictine Monks of St Mandrille, Annue Christe
