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Studio Playlist 2021 #28: Marijn de Jong

https://www.marijndejong.nl

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Ursam Sisask - Starry Sky Cycle
Johann Sebastian Bach - Contemplation - Anne Queffélec
Jürg Frey, Chamber Music - Konus Quarett - Mondrian Ensemble
Philip Glass - Koyaanisqatsi
Les Voix Humaines - Jordi Savall - 1998
Steve Reich - The ECM recordings – 2016
Etiopiques vol.21 - Emahoy Tsegue - Maryam Guebrou
Benjamin Britten - Cello suites - Olivier Marron
Eric Koevoets - Voix Géleste
Valentin Silvestrov - Hieroglyphen der Nacht - Lechner /Vesterman

Ursam Sisask - Starry Sky Cycle

Johann Sebastian Bach - Contemplation - Anne Queffélec

Jürg Frey, Chamber Music - Konus Quarett - Mondrian Ensemble

Philip Glass - Koyaanisqatsi

Les Voix Humaines - Jordi Savall - 1998

Steve Reich - The ECM recordings – 2016

Etiopiques vol.21 - Emahoy Tsegue - Maryam Guebrou

Benjamin Britten - Cello suites - Olivier Marron

Eric Koevoets - Voix Géleste
Eric Koevoets op het Maarschalkerweerd-orgel van de Sint Lambertuskerk, Rotterdam

Valentin Silvestrov - Hieroglyphen der Nacht - Anja Lechner - Agnès Vesterman

TOOLS OF THE TRADE
> what tools and materials changed your life? <

When I was 15 years old I didn't understand how taking pictures with an analog camera and printing in the darkroom worked. Photography was total magic to me. Now I know how it works, photography is still magic and I still prefer to work with the analog camera and the darkroom. In addition to my photography, I started looking for other possibilities and techniques to visualize the world around me. That's how I discovered that painting with oil paints allowed me to look at things in a new way. Now in addition to my photography, there is always the possibility to paint my subjects.

I like tools that are well made and can therefore last forever. My Rolleiflex camera, for example, was made in 1970 and still works perfectly. It has a superb lens and I can measure light and take pictures without the use of a battery. I also like the innocent classic appearance of the camera.