Mogens Winkel Holm

Mogens Winkel Holm (October 1, 1936 - October 31, 1999) was a Danish composer.

See also

• List of Danish composers

References

• This article was initially translated from the Danish Wikipedia.

Mogens Winkel Holm (1 October 1936 - 31 October 1999) was a Danish composer. He was trained in instrumentation at the Royal Danish Academy of Music with Jorgen Jersild and oboe. Then he was for some years active as oboist in the Royal Chapel and music employee DR. From 1965-1971, he was also music reviews at Politiken and Ekstra Bladet. In addition, he held several positions in the music scene. Notably as President of the Young Artist Tone Company (DUT) and for almost 20 years chairman of the Danish composer Association. Mogens Winkel Holm had a big production, covering all genres. But especially ballet parade him. Together with particular his brother, ballet dancer and choreographer Eske Holm, he listed a wide range of performances, both the Royal Theater and in Danish and Swedish TV in the period 1964-1984. His music is described as a dramatic and often gesticulating. The perceived, paradoxically, as the frozen improvisation. While it is built on a skeleton, an established pattern. "Skeleton protects me from being absorbed by the material - but it also protects documents from being absorbed by me", the composer himself said. But also this: ".. You see with your ears, you hear with eyes. A day of spring, a vision, a sound: A singing lark deep inside the dazzling sky, a bullet. Hold on! Do you away just for a moment, you find it never again. " (Both quotes come from the Commonwealth Edition [edit] Music (not complete)

up. 3 string quartet (1958) up. 5 Chamber Concerto (Fan quintet 1958) Chamber Concerto (bassoon, string quartet and string orchestra - 1959) Abracadabra (piccolo flute, trumpet, cello and timpani - 1960) Momento a ballata (string quartet No. 2 - 1960) Kleine Hotel Suite (oboe, bassoon and horn - 1961) up. 12 Concerto piccolo (Orchestra 1961) St. Anna Country (TV-doll games - 1962) Composition for soloist, choir and school orchestra (1963) up. 13 Aslak (Chamber Opera in three scenes opera in 1963) up. 14 Tropical isms (ballet - 1963) up. 17 Korfragment up. 19 Letter to the silence (1964) Cumulus (1965 strings) up. 25 Sonata (Fan quintet 1965) up. 26 Ricercare (oboe and orchestra in 1966) October Morning (kor 1966) Contra Dance (ballet, 1967) up. 29 Sonata for 4 opera singers (opera in 1968) Cradle song (singing voice and guitar - 1968) up. 31 Because I'm lonely (soprano and chamber ensemble - 1969) Galgarien (Orchestra 1970) Overton Inger (1971) Advertisement (TV-1971 composition) Transitions II (flute, cello and piano - 1973) Music for 2 lurking (1974) Tarantel (1975) Feens slot for 6 equal voices (1975) Aarhus (kor 1975) Tooth and nail (dance games in 1977) Tarantel (Ballet 1977) Eurydice hesitates (stage work in 1977) Sanger hurdle during artificial starry sky (cello and orchestra in 1980) Aiolos (Symphony of a rate - 1980) In Bluebeard (scene work in 1981) Adieu (flute, violin, cello, harp vibrafon and -1982) Note-book (oboe, bassoon and clarinet in 1983) Cries (Orchestra 1984) Wie kann man den Gesang unserer Waldfögel verschönern? "Concerto for 10 ensembles (1984) Fiat Lux (1 days by Anders Sune Sons "Hexaëmeron" - soli, choir and orchestra - 1985) Holy three kings (soprano and lute - 1985) Zwei Stimmen für einen cellospielenden Sänger (1985) Scars (harpsichord and piano in 1985) Aeneas alone (electric guitar 1986) 7 Letters to still (chamber ensemble 1976/1987) Prison Music III: To Eros (3 soprano, 3 oboer and harp - 1987) Piping Down (flute 1988) Syster, my Syster (soprano and orchestra, 1989) Prison Music IV: The King's Sorrow (3 soprano, 3 oboer and harp - 1989) Aria (Fan quintet 1990) 4 songs (Shakespeare's Helligtrekongersaften soprano and guitar 1992) Troglodytes (accordion 1994) Prison Music IIIb (3 soprano, 3 oboer and harp - 1996) Glass Mount (organ and orchestra in 1998) [edit] Sources, etc.

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Name	Holm, Mogens
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Date of birth	1936
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Date of death	1999
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