1st time saw and heard this composer Paul Seelig when search some Far Eastern music like Javanese.
Paul Johan Seelig ( Dortmund , 23 February 1876 – Japanese camp Mater Dolorosa at Meester Cornelis , 13 June 1945 ) was a composer , conductor and pianist , who lived most of his life in the Dutch East Indies . His German father worked in Breda and his German mother was on her way to him and gave birth at the train station of Dortmund . The birth was registered at the civil registry office in Breda.
Seelig received his musical education in Germany , where he learned to play piano and cello , among other instruments . In 1898 , he was second conductor of the Stadttheater in Essen . He performed in Japan , Palestine , Turkey , Romania , Hungary , and the Netherlands , among other places .
In 1900, he settled in Surakarta in the Dutch East Indies , where he led the court orchestra of the Susuhunan . He also mastered oriental music. After his father's death, he took over his father's publishing house and music and instrument business in Bandung . In 1911 , he worked as orchestra director of the royal orchestra in Bangkok ( Siam ).
Seelig composed with an interplay of Eastern and Western music. His work has been performed by Renate Arends , Henk Mak van Dijk , Käthe Haasse ( Hella Haasse 's mother ), and he has also worked with opera singer Éva Gauthier .
Seelig was in a Japanese camp during World War II .
Orchestra
Maha tchay Siamese hymn for orchestra
Rhapsodie javanaise für Orchester (1913)
Piano and orchestra
Konzert in Fis-Moll für Pianoforte (1937)
Piano
Chinesischer Tanz Op. 3
Clementine I (Sonatine I) (1930)
Lagoe-lagoe I lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 18
Lagoe-lagoe II lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 21
Lagoe-lagoe III lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 26
Lagoe-lagoe IV lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 33
Op. 36 (Malay dances/songs) (1927)
Pentul Tembem Danse des masques Javanaises Op. 41 (1916)
Zwei Skizzen (Aus dem Osten) Op. 6
Violin and keyboard instrument
6 Stücke (in der erste Lage)
Chansons javanaises op. 19
Piano|Voice and piano
Lagoe-lagoe V lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 34 (1922)
Voice and piano
Bidasari (Treue Liebe)
Drei Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Klavierbegleitung Op. 4
Drei Lieder für Mittelstimme mit Pianoforte-Begleitung Op. 5
Liebeslied: malayischer Gesang des Krontjong pandan Op. 25
Liebesopfer
Pantun malayische Lieder Op. 46
Tembang Sunda Op. 28 (1922)
Zwei malayische Lieder Op. 24 (1914)
Zwei Waldlieder für eine Singstimme mit Pianofortebegleitung Op. 12
Voice solo
Drei Lieder für eine Mittelstimme mit Klavierbegleitung Op. 11
Wakan djalak (etc)
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Paul Johan Seelig ( Dortmund , 23 February 1876 – Japanese camp Mater Dolorosa at Meester Cornelis , 13 June 1945 ) was a composer , conductor and pianist , who lived most of his life in the Dutch East Indies . His German father worked in Breda and his German mother was on her way to him and gave birth at the train station of Dortmund . The birth was registered at the civil registry office in Breda.
Seelig received his musical education in Germany , where he learned to play piano and cello , among other instruments . In 1898 , he was second conductor of the Stadttheater in Essen . He performed in Japan , Palestine , Turkey , Romania , Hungary , and the Netherlands , among other places .
In 1900, he settled in Surakarta in the Dutch East Indies , where he led the court orchestra of the Susuhunan . He also mastered oriental music. After his father's death, he took over his father's publishing house and music and instrument business in Bandung . In 1911 , he worked as orchestra director of the royal orchestra in Bangkok ( Siam ).
Seelig composed with an interplay of Eastern and Western music. His work has been performed by Renate Arends , Henk Mak van Dijk , Käthe Haasse ( Hella Haasse 's mother ), and he has also worked with opera singer Éva Gauthier .
Seelig was in a Japanese camp during World War II .
Orchestra
Maha tchay Siamese hymn for orchestra
Rhapsodie javanaise für Orchester (1913)
Piano and orchestra
Konzert in Fis-Moll für Pianoforte (1937)
Piano
Chinesischer Tanz Op. 3
Clementine I (Sonatine I) (1930)
Lagoe-lagoe I lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 18
Lagoe-lagoe II lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 21
Lagoe-lagoe III lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 26
Lagoe-lagoe IV lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 33
Op. 36 (Malay dances/songs) (1927)
Pentul Tembem Danse des masques Javanaises Op. 41 (1916)
Zwei Skizzen (Aus dem Osten) Op. 6
Violin and keyboard instrument
6 Stücke (in der erste Lage)
Chansons javanaises op. 19
Piano|Voice and piano
Lagoe-lagoe V lyric pieces from the Sunda Archipelago Op. 34 (1922)
Voice and piano
Bidasari (Treue Liebe)
Drei Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Klavierbegleitung Op. 4
Drei Lieder für Mittelstimme mit Pianoforte-Begleitung Op. 5
Liebeslied: malayischer Gesang des Krontjong pandan Op. 25
Liebesopfer
Pantun malayische Lieder Op. 46
Tembang Sunda Op. 28 (1922)
Zwei malayische Lieder Op. 24 (1914)
Zwei Waldlieder für eine Singstimme mit Pianofortebegleitung Op. 12
Voice solo
Drei Lieder für eine Mittelstimme mit Klavierbegleitung Op. 11
Wakan djalak (etc)
IMSLP
More info on Paul Seelig
Forbidden Music Regained