Carel van Leeuwen Boomkamp's Collectie Historische Instrumenten

Een vermaarde verzameling historische instrumenten bijeengebracht door de bekende Nederlandse cellist en gambaspeler Carel van Leeuwen Boomkamp in zijn geheel gefotografeerd en omschreven!
Boek in extra Groot Formaat

1e (en enige) druk uit 1970
188 blz
Met de totale Carel van Leeuwen Boomkamp-collectie
Alles op aparte foto's
+ uitvoerige omschrijvingen

Het boek is weliswaar ver over de 50 jaar oud (vandaar ook als 'gelezen' aangevinkt) maar nog in sublieme staat; niet in geschreven, rug ook als nieuw, geen vouwen etc etc

Kost elders 85,06 euro met verzenden (zie 2e foto)
HIER NU 45 euro!
1x beschikbaar

Carel van Leeuwen Boomkamp (Borculo, 11.08.1906 - Huizen, 11.03.2000): Dutch cellist.
Already during his studies at a grammar school in Utrecht he got lessons on the cello from Ed/Eduard Ferrée. On the advice of Gérard Hekking, also his teacher, he dropped out of grammar school in 1922 to devote himself to music and could study in Paris thanks to a state scholarship. In 1924 he was appointed cellist of the Haarlem Orchestral Society, but less than five months later he was sitting in the chair of solo cellist of the Concertgebouw Orchestra. He would play there until 1931. Several composers including Henk Badings (Cello Concerto No. 2), Rudolf Escher and Hendrik Andriessen composed works for him. At a later age he specialised in chamber music and was, among others, a member of the Netherlands String Quartet, Alma Musica, Musica Antiqua and De Bohemers. He combined performing with teaching at the conservatories of Amsterdam, Utrecht and The Hague. Gustav Leonhardt and Anner Bijlsma were his students.
Van Leeuwen Boomkamp also became known as a player of the violoncello piccolo and viola da gamba. As an enthusiast, he collected early musical instruments, His collection was described by John Henry van der Meer in The Carel van Leeuwen Boomkamp collection of old musical instruments (1971). The collection was acquired by the Haags Gemeentemuseum.