Harold Lenselink studied the piano and conducting at the Conservatory of Utrecht. He now works as a lecturer of choral conducting at the Conservatory of Alkmaar and as musical adviser of different organizations of the Netherlands, and Harold Lenselink is a member of the Dutch choral organization SNK\/Unisono.<\/p>\n
For more than 20 years, Mr. Lenselink has served as choir and orchestra conductor of the University of Utrecht and of the vocal jazz ensemble \u201cUmbellifera\u201d, which was founded by Lenselink himself.<\/p>\n
He worked as guest lecturer at the Bavarian Music Academy in Marktoberdorf and Hammelburg (Germany), the German State Conservatory Karlsruhe, the French choral organization \u201cA Coeur Joie\u201d and the Dutch \u201cSNK\u201d.<\/p>\n
As the conductor of his own groups, and as a guest conductor, Harold Lenselink has performed throughout Europe and in Israel. He has participated in international festivals like \u201cEuropa Cantat\u201d, \u201cEuro Chor\u201d, \u201cChoralies\u201c in Vaison la Romaine (France), \u201cZimriya\u201c in Jerusalem (Israel), \u201cEuro Treff Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg\u201d (Germany), \u201cVocal week\u201d Wolfsberg (Austria), Kor72 (Denmark), \u201cEuropean Symposium on Choral Music\u201c in Ljubljana (Slowenia), \u201cInternational Singing Week\u201c in Veszprem (Hungary) und \u201cInternationaal Koorfestival\u201c in Arnheim (Netherlands). He is known as the director of many premiers of works from Dutch composers.<\/p>\n
Harold Lenselink recieved several awards, including awards for his work in vocal jazz, and the \u201cFestival Internacional orquestras de Joventes\u201d in Murcia (Spain) for his interpretation of the \u201cSt. Matthew Passion\u201d of J. S. Bach.<\/p>\n
In 1993 and 1996 Harold Lenselink was conductor of the Polish-German choral academy \u201ein terra pax\u201c.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Harold Lenselink Harold Lenselink studied the piano and conducting at the Conservatory of Utrecht. He now works as a lecturer of choral conducting at the Conservatory of Alkmaar and as musical adviser of different organizations of the Netherlands, and Harold … Continue reading