Unknown Music
Well, certainly a composer I have not heard of before ...
CARLOS MICHÁNS - SINFONIA TRAJECTINA for choir and orchestra - 1. Molto calmo - Quasi allegro
SINFONIA TRAJECTINA for choir and orchestra - 2. Allegro non Troppo - Lento
SINFONIA TRAJECTINA for choir and orchestra - 3. Adagio quasi religioso
The KALEIDOS FOUNDATION was created in 2010 for the promotion and dissemination of the works by Argentine-Dutch composer and author Carlos Micháns (Buenos Aires, 1950). Micháns' extensive catalogue includes works in almost every genre, among which five ‘sinfonie concertante’ for soloists and orchestra, two symphonic overtures, several compositions for choir and orchestra, a harp concerto, a saxophone concerto, quartets and quintets for a variety of combinations (strings, saxophones, clarinets, and mixed ensembles), countless solo pieces and for small and large chamber groups. Most of them are commissioned by the Dutch Fund for Performing Arts for distinguished Dutch and international soloists and ensembles, such as Ronald Brautigam, Isabelle van Keulen, Liza and Dmitry Ferschtman, Arno Bornkamp, Lavinia Meijer, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Radio Chamber Orchestra, Holland Symfonia and many others. They are published in The Netherlands by Donemus.
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CARLOS MICHÁNS - SINFONIA TRAJECTINA for choir and orchestra - 1. Molto calmo - Quasi allegro
Click to viewSINFONIA TRAJECTINA for choir and orchestra - 2. Allegro non Troppo - Lento
SINFONIA TRAJECTINA for choir and orchestra - 3. Adagio quasi religioso
The KALEIDOS FOUNDATION was created in 2010 for the promotion and dissemination of the works by Argentine-Dutch composer and author Carlos Micháns (Buenos Aires, 1950). Micháns' extensive catalogue includes works in almost every genre, among which five ‘sinfonie concertante’ for soloists and orchestra, two symphonic overtures, several compositions for choir and orchestra, a harp concerto, a saxophone concerto, quartets and quintets for a variety of combinations (strings, saxophones, clarinets, and mixed ensembles), countless solo pieces and for small and large chamber groups. Most of them are commissioned by the Dutch Fund for Performing Arts for distinguished Dutch and international soloists and ensembles, such as Ronald Brautigam, Isabelle van Keulen, Liza and Dmitry Ferschtman, Arno Bornkamp, Lavinia Meijer, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Radio Chamber Orchestra, Holland Symfonia and many others. They are published in The Netherlands by Donemus.
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