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Carillon |
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2pm Saturday 23 April 2005 in the Quadrangle |
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Switzerland |
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Program |
| 1. Kochersperger Spanieler | Hans Kotter (c. 1485 - 1541) |
| 2. Carillon milanois en trio | Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712 - 1778) |
| 3. Preludio 6 | Matthias van den Gheyn (1721 - 1785) |
| 4. Swiss folksongs: | |
| a) Swiss National Anthem | Alberik Zwyssig (1808 - 1854) |
| b) Vo Luzern uf Weggis zue | Johann Lüthi (1800 - 1869) |
| c) Dür’s Oberland uf | Canton de Berne |
| d) Ranz des vaches | Canton de Fribourg |
| 5. Swiss folkdances: | |
| Walzer – Marsch - Polka | Elsbeth Forrer, 1855 |
| 6. Bo Ri Pad (A Barley Field) | Young-Ha Yun |
| 7. La Paloma | Sebastian Yradier (1808 - 1865) |
| 8. Prelude | Willem de Vries (1871 - 1936) |
| 9. Albumblad voor Marijke, op. 93 | Eugeen Uten (1919 - 2001) |
Arrangements:
Leen ‘t Hart (nr. 4 b-d and 7), Andreas Friedrich (nr. 1, 2, 4a, 5
and 6)
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ANDREAS FRIEDRICH: Born 1949 in Basel (Switzerland). Law degree. Entered Swiss diplomatic service 1976.
In his spare time, he plays regular recitals on the Swiss chimes and carillons since 1987. Some lessons with Arie Abbenes at the Netherlands Carillon School. Founder of the Guild of Carillonneurs and Campanologists of Switzerland and its president from 1991 until 1999. Vice-president of the World Carillon Federation since 1998.