- Mozart in the Morning · 1991
- Mozart in the Morning · 1991
- Mozart for Mommies and Daddies · 1991
- Mozart in the Morning · 1992
- Mozart: Serenade K.361 'Gran partita' (Netherlands Wind Ensemble: Complete Philips Recordings, Vol. 5) · 1969
- The Complete Mozart Edition: Theater Music - Rarities & Surprises · 1991
- Mozart: Serenade K.361 'Gran partita' (Netherlands Wind Ensemble: Complete Philips Recordings, Vol. 5) · 1969
- Mozart: Serenade K.361 'Gran partita' (Netherlands Wind Ensemble: Complete Philips Recordings, Vol. 5) · 1969
- Mozart: The Singles - 66 Classic Tracks · 2016
- Beethoven: Octet in E-Flat Major, Piano Quintet in E-Flat Major & Symphony No. 7 · 1996
- Little Marches for Wind by Great Composers (Netherlands Wind Ensemble: Complete Philips Recordings, Vol. 11) · 1972
- Mozart: Arrangements for wind of Don Giovanni & Die Entführung aus dem Serail (Netherlands Wind Ensemble: Complete Philips Recordings, Vol. 7) · 1974
- Beethoven 2020 – Chamber Music 4: Large Works · 1976
About Netherlands Wind Ensemble
The Netherlands Wind Ensemble was founded in 1959 by Thom de Klerk, principal bassoonist of the Concertgebouw Orchestra and teacher at the Conservatory of Amsterdam. He hand picked the best pupils of the Conservatory to form the ensemble. The ensemble had achieved international success by the time de Klerk died suddenly in 1966. Conductor Edo de Waart (himself a former principal oboist in the Concertgebouw Orchestra) became music director and continued to establish it as an internationally recognized ensemble through tours and recordings. Although the core repertoire was music for woodwind octet (pairs of oboes, clarinets, bassoons, and horns), the ensemble regularly expanded to larger dimensions. In 1988, the ensemble re-organized with younger musicians from various Dutch orchestras replacing many long-standing members. The ensemble has cultivated a large and diverse audience through unconventional programming and juxtaposing works of Mozart and Strauss with new music (often commissioned from Dutch composers). Since 1972, the ensemble has presented a popular annual New Year concert in the Concertgebouw, which has been televised since 1995.
- ORIGIN
- Netherlands
- FORMED
- 1959
- GENRE
- Classical