Existing programmes available to partners include:
1. Rachmaninov: The Isle of the Dead (20’) (Full Orchestra / Two Piano Version)
2. Stravinsky: The Firebird Suite, 1945 (28’)
3. Stravinsky: The Firebird-original version, 1910 (50’)
4. Ravel: Daphnis & Chloé, Suites (30’)
5. Ravel: Daphnis & Chloé (60’)
6. Mahler: The Echo of Being, set to Totenfeier / Symphony no. 4 - Poco Adagio / Symphony no. 10 - Adagio (65')
Opportunities are available for co-commissioning partners for future productions including:
Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique
May 2018 (2 performances)
Stravinsky, The Firebird original version, 1910 (60’)
Antwerp Symphony Orchestra, Cond. Antony Hermus
cultuurcentrum Hasselt, Hasselt & Queen Elisabeth Hall, Antwerp
April 2018 (2 performances)
Ravel: Daphnis & Chloé (60’)
Netherlands Philharmonic, Cond. Benjamin Wallfisch
Het Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
September & October 2017 (3 performances)
Ravel: Daphnis & Chloé, Suites (20’)
South Netherlands Philharmonic, Cond. Dmitri Liss
Theater aan het Vrijthof, Maastricht & Muziekgebouw Frits Philips, Eindhoven
April 2017 (2 performances)
Stravinsky, The Firebird original version, 1910 (50’)
BBC Symphony Orchestra, Cond. Ben Gernon
Barbican, London
July 2016
Rachmaninov, The Isle of the Dead (20')
Stravinsky, The Firebird Suite, 1945 (28’)
China NCPA Orchestra, Cond. Li Biao
National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing
September 2015
Stravinsky, The Firebird Suite, 1945 (28’)
South Netherlands Philharmonic, Cond. Lukasz Borowicz
Theater aan het Vrijthof, Maastricht
September 2015
Stravinsky, The Firebird Suite, 1945 (28’)
South Netherlands Philharmonic, Cond. Lukasz Borowicz
Muziekgebouw Eindhoven, Eindhoven
April 2015
Stravinsky, The Firebird Suite, 1945 (28’)
South Denmark Philharmonic, Cond. Ville Matsvejeff
Alsion, Sønderborg
January & February 2015 (5 performances)
Stravinsky, The Firebird original version, 1910 (50’)
Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, Cond. Pablo González
Het Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
December 2014
Stravinsky, The Firebird Suite, 1945 (28’)
Symphony Orchestra of Flanders, Cond. Karel Deseure
De Singel, Antwerp
Concertgebouw, Bruges
BOZAR, Brussels
October 2014
Rachmaninov, The Isle of the Dead (20’)
Stravinsky, The Firebird Suite, 1945 (28’)
Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra, Cond. Mark Wigglesworth
Vredenburg, Utrecht
August 2013
Rachmaninov, The Isle of the Dead (20')
Piano duo Scholtes & Janssens
Grachtenfestival Amsterdam
June 2012
Rachmaninov, The Isle of the Dead (20')
Piano duo Kuyvenhoven and Beeftink
Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
February 2011
Rachmaninov, The Isle of the Dead (20')
Residentie Orchestra, Cond. Jun Märkl
Dr Anton Philipszaal, The Hague
Lucas van Woerkum (1982) studied Film Directing at the Utrecht School of the Arts, and French Horn at Fontys Conservatory Tilburg. Lucas makes dramafilms based on symphonic music and directs music documentaries. He graduated in 2004 with the film Mahler: Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen. The film portrays Riccardo Chailly and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Mahler’s 9th symphony. The film premiered in the Holland Festival and was shown in the Auditorium of the Louvre in Paris.
Lucas has made music documentaries for television on composers Arvo Pärt, Willem Jeths and Michel van der Aa. In 2007 Lucas turned his focus to drama films after being selected by the Dutch Filmfund to direct the short film To Anna. Since then, he transforms stories in classical music into film scenarios. These Symphonic Cinema films are projected in concert halls where Lucas performs the editing of the films live from within the orchestra. Highlights in this new genre include The Isle of the Dead (2011) and Firebird (2014).
Karel Deseure
Pablo González
Antony Hermus
Jun Märkl
Ville Matsvejeff
Mark Wigglesworth
Łukasz Borowicz
Li Biao
Ben Gernon
Dmitry Liss
Benjamin Wallfisch
Symphonic Cinema is produced by Wim Lehnhausen (1957) & Dik van der Stroom (1959).
Their film credits are diverse, and include over 40 international feature films, at least 1000 commercials & corporate films and a number of television series, including working alongside internationally acclaimed film directors including Stanley Kubrick, Ridley Scott and John Badham, as well as actors such as Colin Firth, Val Kilmer and Stephen Fry.
In 2010 Dik and Wim took over Amsterdam Studios, the oldest (1932) film studios in The Netherlands.
Since their schooldays Dik & Wim have been very close friends and together they have built up different businesses. In the early nineties they established a production service unit for the film industry ‘And Company Management services’ through which they made major contributions to the Dutch film industry.