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Henk Badings (January 17, 1907 - June 26, 1987) was a self-taught Dutch composer. Badings was innate inside Bandung, Java. He worked as a mining engineer at Delft University until 1937, after which he dedicated his life completely to music. Badings got his 1st profits within 1937 when his first violoncello concerto was performed at a Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. He held many teaching positions; e.g., at a Musikhochschule Stuttgart. Badings utilized unusual scale & harmonies (e.g., a octatonic scale); he also utilized a harmonic series shell from either a eighth to the fifteenth overtone. He died around Maarheeze.
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Badings, Henk Picture and extended biography with links and music samples in MP3 and MIDI. Badings, Henk Education and influences, changes in style, and summary of works from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio. Henk Badings Biographical sketch and commtary on his being a father of electronic music from the Classical Composers Database. Henk Badings Operas Listing of operatic works with premiere date and place and librettist. Miscellaneous Songs by Badings List at recmusic.org includes selected texts, some in English or with English translation. Henk Badings (1907 - 1987) Karadar dictionary entry with life, summary of works, and teaching positions. |
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