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Flute orchestra Resonances XXI performs Dutch composers

The concert, conducted by Olivier Guion, will include the world premiere of Will Hoogakker’s “Music for 9 flutes – Retrograde”, as well as the original version from 1991. Resonances XXI, a newly formed flute orchestra, will perform this weekend at the Fondation de la Maison de Tunisie of the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris. Also on the program are works of Leo Samama, Ned McGowan, Jelle Hogenhuis, Henk de Vlieger and Adriaan Bonsel.
The flute orchestra will perform works by:

  • Leo Samama
  • Adriaan Bonsel
  • Henk de Vlieger
  • Jelle Hogenhuis
  • Will Hoogakker
  • Ned McGowan

The conductor is Olivier Guion.
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