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Als inleiding tot de moderne werken I. Prelude II. Scherzo III. Mist IV. Perpetuum mobile V. Ballade VI. Chromatische tango VII. Gavotte VIII. Heele toons - toonladderoefening

location of manuscript: www.nederlandsmuziekinstituut.nl archive registration number NMI MNmfIII/0727 (microfiche)

James Simon was a highly intelligent and accomplished pianist, composer and musicologist. He studied philosophy, loved poetry and felt at home with the great German musical tradition. Music was his life. So much so, that his son would call him ‘other worldly’. He continued to compose until the very end. By Phillip Silver and Carine Alders

Recording: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/embed/KJD9mrvpzwg">https://www.youtube.com/embed/KJD9mrvpzwg</a>

location of manuscript: www.muziekbibliotheekvandeomroep.nl archive registration number 148644

Amsterdam, 1952. Psalm 130 Words in German with Hebrew translation From: Lieder für eine Sangstimme mit Pianobegleitung Op. 1

Opus 3, No. 3 Part of 'Lieder für eine Sangstimme mit Pianobegleitung'. Words in German and Dutch Words by Christa Niesl-Lessenthin Breslau, 15 October 1929

Op. 44 No. 10 Words by Henriëtte Blaauw. From: Kinderliederen

The life of Hans Krieg, a German who became a Dutch citizen in 1951, was marked by the horrors of Nazi ideology. Before the war, a promising career as a composer and choral and opera conductor was on the horizon, however, when Hitler and the Nazi Party came to power, Krieg, as a persona non grata had to flee his homeland. He managed to establish a new life in the Netherlands, but after the war he had ...

Words by Henriëtte Blaauw Part of 'Liederbundel', 'Kinderliederen' (Children's Songs) and '23 Kinderliedjes' (23 Children's Songs)