Lucien Posman Explained

Lucien Posman (born 22 March 1952 in Eeklo) is a Belgian composer.[1]

Lucien Posman is honorary professor composition, counterpoint and fugue at the Royal Conservatory of the University College Ghent. He is founder and honorary chairman of ComAV, the Flemish composers' association and member of The Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts. He was co-founder in and artistic collaborator of De Rode Pomp, a chamber music platform in Ghent managed by his brother André Posman. He studied music theory and composition at the Royal Conservatories of Ghent and Antwerp. His mentor for composition was Roland Coryn, Nini Bulterys for counterpoint & fugue. He composed a symphony, an opera, concertos, chamber music for various ensembles and a relatively large number of vocal works, mostly using poetry by William Blake. As composer he is a representative of postmodernism and has an important voice in this debate in Flanders.[2] Some of his works have been awarded composition prizes.[3] Posman's works have been performed at many national and international festivals.

Compositions

Instrumental

Vocal works – a capella: non-Blake

Vocal works – a capella: Blake

Chamber opera

Vocal works with accompaniment

Two voice and piano

Choir and …

Soloist(s), choir and …

Bibliography

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Lucien Posman – The Living Composers Project. 12 May 2016.
  2. Book: Delaere, Marc. Contemporary Music in the Low Countries, Rekkem, Ons Erfdeel vzw, p. 112-115. Ons Erfdeel vzw. 2006. 90-75862-87-3. Rekkem. 112–115.
  3. Web site: Gonnissen. Klaartje. 2018. Lucien Posman. matrix-new-music.be .