under construction

mesoproterozoïcum

for piano

under construction

pulse code modulation

for two computer controlled organs

under construction

subspace anomaly

for electric guitars and electronics

under construction

new work

for clarinet, bass clarinet and piano

studio K

upcom|ng

20180915 Dag in de Branding - living room concerts
madoerastraat 8, The Hague
Orlando Aguilar Velazquez
spin|orbit for marimba

20181109 Orgelpark, Amsterdam
pulse code modulation for two computer controlled organs

tba Studio K
new work for clarinet, bass clarinet and piano

tba Goska Isphording
La tendre indifférence du monde for harpsichord

tba Atlantic Reed Consort (USA)
Barcelona Reed Quintet (ESP)
Akropolis Reed Quintet (USA)
Mezcolanza Reed Quintet (USA)
muurverf, papier en karton op paneel for reed quintet

past

20180709 Conservatory, Oostende
Trio Rodinia
Mirovoi for violin, bass clarinet and piano

20180630 P.O.M. Eindhoven
Trio Rodinia
Mirovoi for violin, bass clarinet and piano

20171112 Splendor, Amsterdam
Heleen Hulst & Gerard Bouwhuis
ghoti for violin and prepared piano

20171115 Musis, Arnhem
orkest de ereprijs ft. Wilbert Bulsink, Wim Boerman (cond.)
distortion for hammond organ and ensemble

20171119 Orpheus, Apeldoorn
orkest de ereprijs ft. Wilbert Bulsink, Wim Boerman (cond.)
distortion for hammond organ and ensemble

20170920 ACEC, Apeldoorn
orkest de ereprijs ft. Wilbert Bulsink, Rob Vermeulen (cond.)
distortion for hammond organ and ensemble

20170908 Museum Speelklok, Utrecht
Gaudeamus Musicweek
de ereprijs ft. Wilbert Bulsink, Rob Vermeulen (cond.)
distortion for hammond organ and ensemble

20160628 International Trombone Festival Redlands, California
Astrid Haring & Brandt Attema
string quartet no.2 for harp and contrabass trombone

20170129 ACEC, Apeldoorn
de ereprijs ft. Wilbert Bulsink, Wim Boerman (cond.)
distortion for hammond organ and ensemble

20170119 Piet Hein Eek, Eindhoven
de ereprijs ft. Wilbert Bulsink, Wim Boerman (cond.)
distortion for hammond organ and ensemble

all past concerts

In his music, Janco Verduin (1972) draws from concepts from a vast arrange of sources: software engineering, neurosciences and psychology, nature, physics and biology, visual arts and of course, all music known to us. With everchanging sound constellations he explores the human perception of sound, structures and meaning we give to it.
After his studies in Industrial Product Design, Music Technology and a short career as a 3D software engineer, Verduin studied at the Royal Conservatory The Hague with Louis Andriessen, Martijn Padding, Gillius van Bergeijk, and Richard Ayres. After getting his Master in 2009, he has been working as a freelance composer. He also likes to paint abstracts and create computer animations as visual 'soundtracks' for some of his music.

He has worked with and written music for Ensemble Modelo62, Nieuw Amsterdams Peil, orkest de ereprijs, Calefax Reed Quintet, the David Kweksilber Big Band, SPECTRA ensemble, Nieuw Ensemble, ASKO ensemble, Cantus Ansambl and the Dutch Student Orchestra amongst others.
Verduin's music is performed regularly in the Netherlands and abroad, at concerts and festivals like the Gaudeamus International Muziekweek 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013 and 2017, Iordens viooldagen 2010 and November Music 2009, 2013, 2014 & 2016.
Currently he is working on a new piece for Studio K (clarinet, bass clarinet and piano), a piano solo piece and a big piece for electric guitars and electronics.