JELMER DE MOED

INFO

My name is Jelmer de Moed and I'm a young and ambitious clarinettist. My interest in music reaches from the early classical repertoire until contemporary music and improvisation. I'm currently studying at the Hanns Eisler Hochschule für musik with professor Martin Spangenberg.

Beside my studies I play concerts as a soloist, with chambermusic ensembles, cross-art projects and symphony orchestras. On this website you can find more information about my pursuits: the projects I am part of, the chambermusic-programmes that I compose, and also some recordings and concert registrations.

BIO

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Contact

Jelmer de Moed

info@jelmerdemoed.com

+31 6 15 44 15 55

I own a set of reform-boehm Clarinets build by Leitner & Kraus in 2005 and an Eb-Clarinet by Leitner & Kraus from 2018.

AGENDA

12.04.19 | 18:00 | Exzellenz-Konzert | Tickets | HFM Hanns Eisler

01.03.20 | 15:30 | Symbolism | Haren

DUO

The collaboration between me and Rik Kuppen has grown out of our joint tours to Mexico, Slovenia and Croatia as Laureates of the Prinses Christina Competition. Since then we have played many concerts together and are being coached by teachers at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler in Berlin.

BIO | CV | Photos | with Rik Kuppen

SYMBOLISM

In 1940 Olivier Messiaen gets arrested and deported to working-camp Stalag VIII. Because the officer has heard of him, het is granted an old piano to compose on. On this instrument he writes his Quartet for the end of time for the instruments and musicians that are available at the camp. Symbolism is rooted in our fascination for this remarkable piece and our research to its origin. Taking our audience through the musical development of Claude Debussy and Olivier Messiaen.

Programm | with Rik Kuppen, Pieter de Koe and Tim Brackman

09.02.19 | 20:00 | Tickets | Podium Heemstede
14.02.19 | 20:00 | Tickets | Van Capellenhuis
22.02.19 | 20:00 | Private
23.02.19 | 20:00 | Tickets | Podium Eibergen

26.09.19 | 12:30 | Tickets | Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ
28.09.19 | 18:00 | Private

CAUGHT BY BEAUTIFULL

‘From the start I have been caught by a greed, a devilish greed for beautiful things.’

This is how Tristan Keuris described his core. During his studies with Ton de Leeuw he appropriates serialistic techniques but quickly leaves them behind. In his music we don’t find an administrator but a composer with an urge to tell a story. The meeting of classical formations with the liberal Tristan Keuris forms the starting point of this program where his music is alternated with music of his inspirators.

Programm | with Animato kwartet

15.03.19 | 12:30 | Tickets | Tivoli Vredenburg
18.03.19 | 20:00 | Tickets | Stichting kamermuziek Wageningen

PRIKKEL

A man is looking for protection in The Bubble. He leaves his overstrung life behind, but the quieter his surroundings, the more resonant his thoughts.

Prikkel is musical theater with the hartbeat of our time; our chased lives captured in music, dance and spoken word. Eight performers meet 150 audience members in the Bubble, searching for personal contact. With acoustic and electronic music they create a joint experience that provokes, comforts, stifles and arouses. AM.OK Collective consists of divergent artists; an actor, writer, dancer and classical, electronic and jazz oriented musicians.

AM.OK Collective | Photos | Tijn Wybenga, Uri Eugenio, Angelo Boltini, Kika Sprangers, Geerte de Koe, Pau Sola Masafrets, Jonne Kramer, Reinier Demeijer

WONDER

By the urge to research and create Tijn Wybenga, Geerte de Koe, Jelmer de Moed, and Uri Eugenio were brought together by Pieter de Koe.

Trough the process of group composition, improvisation and many brainstorm sessions there emerged an innovative process in which ideas, sounds an movements melted into a coherent form. The created material is interpreted improvisational and presented freely. Nothing is for sure except that no performance will be the same!

Complete registration | more info: Pieter de Koe

NOX

A darkened concert . What's listening? Who's playing? Where are you? We leave the beaten paths behind; the musicians listen and the audience plays the music freely. An artistic research with try-outs at the Conservatory of Amsterdam.

Photos | with Amarante Nat and Pieter de Koe