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Bernard Benoliel: Organ Sonata

Sunday, 1 May 2022   |   14:15 - 16:00

Bernard Benoliel: Organ Sonata

In addition to his work as a musicologist for the Ralph Vaughan William Trust, the American composer and musicologist Bernard Benoliel (1943-2017) composed in his Amsterdam pied-a-terre. Jan Hage plays Benoliel’s Organ Sonata, his only solo work for organ. Jan Hage completes the program with a tribute to Jan Welmers, who passed away last month.

  • Composer(s) Bernard Benoliel
  • Title(s) of the Work(s)

    Organ Sonate
  • Performer, Ensemble or Orchestra Jan Hage, organ
Date
May 01 2022
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Time
14:15 - 16:00
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Location
Amsterdam, Orgelpark
Amsterdam, Orgelpark
Gerard Brandtstraat 28, 1054 JK Amsterdam
Website https://www.orgelpark.nl

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