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January 2012
Best Studio CD of 2011
Baritone Henk Neven's cd ‘Auf einer Burg’ was chosen by the web site Barihunks as the best studio cd of 2011.
“an amazing recording that should belong in everyone's playlist.”
January 2012
World premiere
On January 27th Henk will perform the world premiere of Marijn Simons' '4th Symphony' in the 'Vrijdag van Vredenburg' series in Utrecht, together with the Radio Filharmonisch Orkest under the direction of Antony Hermus.
August
2011
Henk Neven nominated
for a Gramophone Award
Henk's debut cd 'Auf einer Burg' was recently nominated
for the prestigious Gramophone Award. In October the winner will
be announced.
April
2011
Henk Neven awarded
the Dutch Music Prize (Nederlandse Muziekprijs)
On April
16th Henk Neven received the Dutch Music Prize (Nederlandse Muziekprijs),
presented by Judith van Kranendonk, a representative of the Ministry
of Education, Culture and Science. The prize was presented as part
of a concert with the Orchestra of the 18th Century and Cappella
Amsterdam, under the direction of Frans Brüggen.
for more photos of the presentation, visit the Facebook
page
April 2011
Short documentary
about Henk Neven | NTR Podium
Watch
the broadcast
April 2011
Interview with
Henk Neven | BBC Music Magazine
RISING STAR: Great
artists of tomorrow
April 2011
Henk Neven launches
debut solo recital CD and will be awarded the Dutch Music Prize
in Rotterdam
On April 16th Henk Neven will receive the Dutch Music Prize (Nederlandse
Muziekprijs) in the Doelen, Rotterdam and also launch his debut
recital CD, Auf einer Burg (Onyx Classics).
Neven joins a roster of acclaimed musicians and ensembles recorded
by the highly regarded 'boutique' label, Onyx Classics, whose reputation
for creativity and quality results from artist-led recordings that
are uniquely expressive and personal. The recording has been supported
by the Borletti-Buitoni Trust as part of the Fellowship awarded
to Neven in 2009.
The Prize presentation concert in which Henk Neven will performs
is Bach's Kreuzstab Kantate BWV 56 with the Orkest van
de Achttiende Eeuw conducted by Frans Brüggen.
March 2011
Henk Neven accepts a guest teaching position
at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague
As of September 2011, Henk Neven will be visiting
professor at the Royal Conservatoire (Koninklijk Conservatorium
Den Haag) in The Hague. The Royal Conservatoire is the oldest conservatory
in The Netherlands, a music institute that for decades has stood
for the highest quality, at which internationally renowned musicians
are employed as teachers.
April 2010
Henk Neven awarded the Dutch Music Prize
The Dutch Music Prize
('Nederlandse Muziekprijs') is the highest honor that the Ministry
of Culture can award to a classical musician. The prize is awarded
based on the advice of the Dutch Music Prize Advisory Board, that
is a part of the Dutch Fund for the Performing Arts. Just as other
recipients of this prestigious prize, Henk Neven successfully followed
a study path with the main emphasis being on the musical development
of the artist. Candidates for the prize have the opportunity to
coach with the best musicians in the world.
The date that Neven will officially receive the prize is not yet
known.
2 September 2009
Henk Neven named BBC
New Generation Artist
Henk Neven is one of the eight artists
to join BBC's prestigious New Generation Artist scheme this month.
The scheme, now in its tenth year, offers young artists opportunities
to work with BBC orchestras, commission new repertoire, make broadcasts
from significant venues such as Wigmore Hall and perform at some
of the UK's most renowned festivals, such as the City of London
Festival and Cheltenham International Festival. As part of its commitment
to nurturing young talent, the BBC invites eight artists onto the
scheme every autumn, for two years. Their recordings form a pivotal
part of BBC Radio Three's broadcasting, from both live performances
and studio recordings.
September 2009
UK representation with Intermusica
In September 2009 Henk
Neven signed with Intermusica, one of the leading international
agencies in the field of classical music.
Intermusica will represent Henk Neven in the UK.
January 2009
Henk Neven awarded Borletti-Buitoni
Trust Fellowship
The Borletti-Buitoni Trust was
established in April 2002 to help young concert artists, in as flexible
and innovative ways as possible, to develop and sustain burgeoning
international careers.
Working in partnership with managers, concert promotors, broadcasters,
publishers and recording companies the Trust aims to nurture selected
musicians by encouraging their musical growth and providing an extended
platform of opportunities which will help them gain greater public
recognition.
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