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Bernhard van den Sigtenhorst Meyer - 6 Views on Mt. Fuji, Op. 9 (1919)

Bernhard van den Sigtenhorst Meyer (or Sigtenhorst-Meyer; also Bernard) (Amsterdam. 17 June 1888 - The Hague, 17 July 1953.) was a Dutch composer and great connoisseur of the works of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck. He studied music theory with Daniël de Lange, piano with Jean Baptiste Charles de Pauw and composition with Bernard Zweers. Please support my channel: https://ko-fi.com/bartjebartmans Six Views on the Fuji / Zes Gezichten op den Fuji / Six Vues sur le Fouzi-Yama / Sechs Ansuchten des Fuji, Op. 9 (1919) Dedicated to Rient van Santen, in honor of Hokusai (1760-1849) No.1 The Birth of Mount Fuji / Het ontstaan van den Fuji / La naissance du Fouzi-Yama / Die Entstehung des Fuji (0:00) No.2 Cotton-wool clouds around Mount Fuji / Schaapjeswolken om den Fuji / Nuages moutonnés autour du Fouzi-Yama / Der Fuji bei schönem Wetter (3:02) No.3 Mount Fuji seen through the reeds/ De Fuji van uit 't riet / Le Fouzi-Yama vu des roseaux / Der Fuji in Schilf vom Floß aus gesehen (4:09) No.4 Mount Fuji in the rain / De Fuji in den regen / Le Fouzi-Yama dans la pluie / Der Fuji beim Dorfregen (6:16) No.5 Mount Fuji in the snow / De Fuji in de sneeuw / Le Fouzi-Yama sous la neige / Der Fuji im tiefen Schnee (7:19) No.6 Mount Fuji seen from the deep sea / De Fuji van uit hooge zee / Le Fouzi-Yama vu de la haute mer / Der Fuji von hoher See aus (9:45) David Kuyken, piano Sigtenhorst Meyer's style of composing was somewhere in-between late romanticism, impressionism, exoticism and modernism. His inspiration was often Eastern Asian imagery and Western religiosity. Many of his works from his Conservatory period he destroyed. In 1916 he met Dutch poet/singer Rient van Santen (1882-1943) with whom he developed a close friendship. Between 1916 and 1927 they organized and performed together many recitals and concerts. In 1923 van Santen en van den Sigtenhorst Meyer traveled to Dutch East Indies, which caused an increase of oriental influences in his works. He also developed himself into a scholar of Renaissance music with the focus on Johan Pietersz. Sweelinck. Van den Sigtenhorst Meyer served for many years at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague as a piano and composition teacher.