Lodewijk Mortelmans was born in Antwerp on Februariy 5th, 1868. He died there on June 24th 1952. After completing his musical education at the age of 19, he studied composition and orchestration under Peter Benoit. When he was 25, he was awarded the First Prize of Rome. His symphonic work was received with enthusiasm at a 'Lodewijk Mortelmans' festival, organised in Antwerp in 1899. From then on he was regarded as the indisputable leader of the Antwerp music scene.
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Het Wielewaalt En Leeuwerkt
Elegie I. In Memoriam: Adagio
Het wielewaalt en leeuwerkt (The Oriole and the Lark)
Avondlied
't Wielewaalt En 't Leewerkt
Fra Angelico's Dansende Engelen
Saïdjah's lied
Intermezzo in A
Morning Mood
Elegie II. Hartverheffing, "Exultation": Adagio
Nachtmijmering
Jeugd
Allegretto
Herfststemming
Humoresk
Weemoedig aandenken
Minuet varié
Idyllic Echoes
Adagio
Memories
Impromptu in B
Mood Picture
Mythe der Lente: Allegretto
Daar zat een sneeuwwit vogeltje
Primula Veris: Stille gelukzaligheid
Nederig bloempje
Als de ziele luistert
Weemoed
Morgenstemming (Morning Mood)
Mythe Der Lente (Myth Of Spring)
Hoe schoon de morgendauw
Cecilia
Homerische Symfonie - 1. Van De Helden (Of The Heroes)
Gemoedelijkheid
Innerlijk klokkenspel
Stemmingsstukje in A
Lyrisch gedicht voor klein orkest [Lyrical Poem for small orchestra]
Improvista
Perels
Melancholia
Homerische Symfonie - 3. Sirenengespeel En Gezang (Sirens Playing & Singing)
't Wielewaait En 't Leewerkt
't Wielewaal En 'l Leewerkt
In Memoriam - België Nr1
't Wielewaalt en 't Leewerkt (feat. piano: Jozef De Beenhouwer)
Mythe Der Lente (The Myth Of Spring - Symphonic Poem)
Homerische Symfonie - 4. De Genius Van Hellas (The Genius Of Hellas)
't Wielewaal En 't Leewerkt
Lyrical Poem for Small Orchestra (1893 orch. 1897)
Elegie II. Hartverheffing (Exultation)
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