
Compositions
Thematic Programming Ideas
Orchestra
Rescriptio intercultural string orchestra
A Life in a Day string orchestra and harpsichord
Symphony No. 2 large orchestra
Helix orchestra
Eruption orchestra
camera obscura: dark chamber chamber orchestra
Totem large orchestra
Masquerade orchestra
Vraimed orchestra
Marble Sparks orchestra
Why Elsewhere orchestra
Symphony No. 1, Golden Dragon large orchestra
Orchestra with soloist
Family Songs
Fugue States
Concerto for Bass Trombone and Orchestra
Songs of an Egyptian Princess
My Skeletonized Portrait
Witte Wieven, Concerto for Violin & Two Orchestras
34 Concerto for Electric Guitar and Wind Orchestra
Ensemble
Rescriptio, for intercultural string orchestra
A Life in a Day, for string orchestra and harpsichord
The Grey Tree, for Chinese ensemble
Resonanties, Six Pieces, for two harps/ harp ensemble
Fluster, version for string ensemble
Clairvoyant, for baroque ensemble
Magic, for sinfonietta and child violinists
Angel of Death (arr.), for ensemble
Riff, for wind ensemble
Pots ’n Pans Falling, for Pierrot ensemble minus singer plus percussion
Silk Execution II, for brass and percussion
AS8 Earthrise, for cello solo and eight flutes
Cartesian Theatre, for large mixed ensemble
Most Beautiful Bird of Paradise, for large ensemble
Red Thirst, for ensemble
Silk Execution, for brass and percussion
Wie Hoger Klimt/ Who Climbs Higher, for whistler and chamber ensemble
God liet toe dat ik lachte/ God Allowed me to Smile, for ensemble
Orange Car Crash Ten Times, for ensemble
Ensemble with Soloist
Farewell Songs, for countertenor or mezzo-soprano, Baroque and Chinese instruments
Magic, for sinfonietta and child violinists
Duel, for bass clarinet and ensemble
AS8 Earthrise, for cello solo and eight flutes
34 Thirty Four, Concerto for Electric Guitar and Wind Ensemble
Wie hoger klimt (Who climbs higher), for whistler and ensemble
The Overwhelming Blankness of the Ultimate Meaninglessness of Tragedy, for soprano, actor and two ensembles
Chamber Music
solo
Tekening, erhu
Oneliner, glockenspiel
Three Studies for Decaoctochordon, double neck electric guitar
Fast Ghost, violin
His Unvarnished Image, violin
Hit, percussion
Sonata, piano
2 players
Paranoia, xylophone and marimba
Resonanties, Six Pieces for two harps/harp ensemble
Lamentation, erhu & piano
Together, trombone & double bass
Bound by Bach, piccolo & harpsichord
or Fly, Tempestuous, soprano & violin
en el espejo ilusorio de la musica, cello & piano
Sonata, violin & piano
Double Smooth Disaster, two vibraphones
The Stillpoint, violin & vibraphone
3 players
Wie Dieper Graaft/ Who Digs Deeper, oboe; harp; percussion
… en weende hij bitter/ … and He Wept Bitterly, piano trio
Clarinet Trio, clarinet; violin; piano
4 players
Fluster, string quartet
Confluence, erhu string quartet
First World Problems, soprano, flute, cello, piano
Haywain, saxophone quartet
A Storm is Blowing from Utopia, piccolo; vibraphone; piano; percussion
aliquid stat pro aliquo, four singers & electronics
Kwart, flute; piano; vibraphone; cello
Four, flute; piano; vibraphone; guitar
Tetra, sopr. saxophone; viola; piano; guitar
String Quartet No.1
5 players
Schietgebedjes, reed quintet
Quintetto, string quintet
Das Lied der Schwermuth, baritone & string quartet
Vocal Music
Farewell Songs, countertenor or mezzo-soprano, Baroque and Chinese instruments
D.H. Lawrence Songs, soprano and piano
Family Songs, soprano & chamber orchestra
Songs of an Egyptian Princess, soprano and orchestra
Love Thy Neighbor, a capella opera for four singers SMTB
aliquid stat pro aliquo, four vocalists and electronics
Hammer Cantata, vocal quartet, choir and string trio
The Devil with the Three Golden Hairs, children’s choir, narrator, and ensemble
Das Lied der Schwermuth, baritone and string quartet
Paradise Heaven, baritone, choir and ensemble
The Overwhelming Blankness of the Ultimate Meaninglessness of Tragedy, soprano, actor and two ensembles
Opera & Music Theatre
Tour pour tous?
Erfopvolging
Songs of an Egyptian Princess
Love Thy Neighbor
Jimmy
The Overwhelming Blankness of the Ultimate Meaninglessness of Tragedy
