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This clavecytherium is a highly appreciated gift from Theo de Haas.

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Bentside spineta

Annelie de Man Foundation

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Annelie de Man passed away on September 29th, 2010.

 

This foundation was created to continue her on-going initiative of bringing contemporary harpsichord music to the attention of a wider audience. The board of the foundation wishes to realise this goal by:

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  • collaborating with artists and performers from different disciplines to generate new bodies of work

  • stimulating artists and performers to be informed about and perform the existing repertoire

  • organising a biannual competition for artists and performers: The Prix Annelie de Man

  • providing a studio in Amsterdam with a harpsichord and other facilities for artists and performers

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  The Foundation  provides:

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  • a website with relevant information and links

  • a collection of recordings and scores for auditioning and perusal

  • a studio with double manual harpsichord and  music stands

  • electronic equipment – recording – reproduction of electronic arts

  • the opportunity of an overnight stay

  • a Bentside spineta

  • Available scores at the Studio Annelie de Man in Amsterdam

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The Bleeker harpsichord from Annelie de Man

ANBI-status
The Annelie de Man Foundation has an ANBI-status (Algemeen Nut Beogende Instellingen - Public Benefit Organisation) in the Netherlands. This means that donations to the foundation are tax-deductible. Donations contribute to among others the costs of the biennial competition for harpsichordists and composers, and are as such highly appreciated. You can transfer your donation to the bank account NL82INGB0006017200, under the name of Stichting Annelie de Man, with the mention of 'donation'.

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