Boudewijn Buckinx
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Boudewijn Buckinx (born 28 March 1945 in Lommel) is a Belgian composer.
Buckinx attended the Antwerp Conservatory, and from 1964 studied composition and serial music with Lucien Goethals in Ghent, where he also studied electronic music at the IPEM. In 1968 he attended Stockhausen’s composition studio in Darmstadt and participated in the composition of Stockhausen’s Musik für ein Haus. However, his principal influences are Mauricio Kagel and John Cage. He also studied musicology at the Catholic University of Leuven, graduating in 1972 with a dissertation on Cage’s Variations.
[edit] Compositions (selective list)
- Sløjd, for mixed media (1968)
- Piotr Lunaire, for narrator, one singer, and piano (1985)
- Ce qu’on entend dans la salle de concert, for orchestra (1987)
- In der buurt van Neptunus, for cello and piano (1987)
- 1001 Sonatas, for violin and piano (1988)
- Symposion, for violin and string orchestra (1991)
- Kahk Deelah, for solo violin (1994)
- Karoena de zeemeermin, chamber opera (1995)
- Concerto for Cello and Orchestra (1996)
