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▪ Barracuda concerto: for percussion solo and orchestra

▪ Concerto for piano and string orchestra, 1993

▪ Goldrush concerto: for percussion and orchestra, 1997

▪ La lucerna del mondo: for symphony orchestra, 1996

▪ Mountain top: for sampler, mixed choir and percussion

group, 2008

▪ Lipstick: for amplified flute/alto flute & soundtracks, 1998

▪ Paradiso, oratorium: 2000

▪ Rainbow concerto: for cello and orchestra, 2002

▪ Symphony no. 1: for percussion and orchestra, 1981

▪ 2me symphonie: pour synthesizer & orchestre, 1986

▪ Syracuse Blues: for orchestra, 2009

▪ Tallahatchie concerto: for saxophone & orchestra, 2001

▪ Toccata: for piano, 1988

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JacobTV

EducationDutch ‘avant pop’ composer JacobTV started as a rock musician

and studied composition and electronic music; he won the

Composition Prize of the Netherlands in 1980. He became a full

time composer and soon made a name for himself with melodious

compositions, straight from the heart and with great effect.

‘I pepper my music with sugar,’ he says.

The press has called him the ‘Andy Warhol of new music’ and

his ‘coming-out’ as a composer of ultra-tonal, mellifluous music

reached its climax with the video oratorio Paradiso (2001) based

on Dante’s Divina Commedia. In the last 2 decades, JacobTV’s

so-called ‘boombox’ works, for live instruments with a grooving

sound track based on speech melody, became internationally

popular.

In 2007 an anthology of his work on CD/DVD was released at a

three-day JacobTV festival at the Whitney Museum of American

Art in New York City. JacobTV is still considered an ‘outlaw’ in new

music, whose work ‘makes many a hip-hop artist look sedate’

(Wall Street Journal). He started a never ending reality opera THE

NEWS which is constantly updated and performed by ensembles

in Chicago, Rome, Amsterdam, LA, Hamburg New York and the

Netherlands. He was the first to re-ceive the BUMA Classical

Award, as the best Dutch classical export product in 2015.

Main works: Rainbow-, Tallahatchie- Tipperary- and Goldrush-

Concertos, video oratorio Paradiso, Mountain Top, 2nd

Pianoconcerto ‘Sky Falling’, ‘NOW’, String Quartets 1,2 & 3,

Drei Stille Lieder, Diverso il Tempo, Laws of Science, Grab it!,

Heartbreakers, Buku, Jesus is coming, May this Bliss never end, the

Body of your Dreams, Les Soupirs de Rameau, Cities change the

Songs of Birds, THE NEWS, Postnuclear Winterscenario, Nivea Hair

Care Styling Mousse, Cheese Cake, Lipstick.

JacobTV was performed by The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra,

the Tokyo City Philharmonic, the Rotterdam Philharmonic, the

Russian State Academy, the Düsseldorf Symfoniker, the Metropole

Orchestra, Nederlandse Reisopera and by soloists such as Branford

Marsalis, James Galway, Evelyn Glennie, Ronald Brautigam,

Loire, Nora Fischer, Arno Bornkamp, Kevin Gallagher, Margaret

Lancaster, Claron McFadden, Thomas Allen, Andrew Russo, Robert

Buckland, Kathy Supove, Masanori Oishi, and ensembles like

ASKO-Schönberg, Het Nederlands Kamerkoor, Elec-tra, Electric

Kompany, Ethel, Fulcrumpoint, Quasar, E.A.R. Unit, Real Quiet,

Onyx-, Ruysdael-, Aurelia-, Prism- and New Century Quartet, Safri

Duo, Calefax, Nederlandse Reisopera, Amster-dam Sinfonietta,

Fulcrumpoint, De Volharding, Fireworks, Gending, Combustion

Chamber, Glass Farm & Fifth House Ensemble and many others.

Choreographers Hans van Manen, Nanine Lin-ning, Annabel Lopez-

Ochoa, Dominique Dumais, Johan Inger and others have created

ballets on his music in productions for the Nederlands Danstheater,

Het Nationaal Ballet, Introdans, Scapino Ballet Rotterdam etc.

website: www.jacobtv.net