Examples of using Diepenbrock in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
However, the publication of Daniélou's Ballade 11 months later gave Diepenbrock the opportunity to express his dissatisfaction.
in g-sharp minor), but nevertheless Diepenbrock concluded.
Mahler and Diepenbrock, whom he later used to call his"maître spirituel.
is most likely by Diepenbrock himself.
Reeser attributed the text to Vada(pseudonym of E. Amory-Berends), whose poem Beiaard(Carillion, RC 129) Diepenbrock set for voice
Diepenbrock does not mention the sonnet Meinacht(May Night)
Instrumentation: solo voice and piano♦ Diepenbrock got to know the French writer and poet Pierre Louÿs(1870-1925)
The idea to compile an oeuvre catalogue of the works by Diepenbrock came from Prof.
Instrumentation: baritone and piano♦ Diepenbrock composed his incidental music to Vondel's Gijsbrecht van Aemstel(RC 108)
Diepenbrock composed his incidental music to Vondel's Gijsbrecht van Aemstel(RC 108)
In the piano sketch of the song, Diepenbrock has notated violoncello at the beginning of the piano part(notated on one stave),
Despite the attempts Diepenbrock made in September 1914 to gather information about her through her parents
Instrumentation: soprano and orchestra♦ Diepenbrock composed Clair de lune(Moonshine,
pianist Pierre Hans(1886-1960), whom Diepenbrock had given free use of the version for mezzo-soprano and piano.
The title page reads  Feestmarsch gecomponeerd voor Harmonie-orkest ter viering van het 1 e  lustrum der Amsterdamsche Universiteit(juny 1882) door Alfons Diepenbrock litt hum stud  and the dedication on the reverse side:  Commilitonum Studiosorum
Diepenbrock's setting of the strophe in which the poet puts an end to his vindictive aggression
On 7 January 1950 Diepenbrock's setting of the Kyrie
The first initiative foundered due to the inadequacy of the singers(even three rehearsals a week did not suffice to get the parts up to standard). Diepenbrock himself put off the second attempt,
By adding the double bass, Diepenbrock also added more profundity.
Diepenbrock could then distribute the song on a larger scale;