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After having conducted various amateur wind orchestras and having
won many awards, I have, in 1997, formed my own orchestra with top
musicians, in the original occupation as "Ernst Mosch und seine
Original Egerländer Musikanten":
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Herman Engelbertinck
und seine Egerländer Musikanten
Herewith I treat the audience to unforgettable Egerländer
Music of an unequalled level in the tradition of Ernst Mosch. |
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Youth
I was born the 29th. of September 1945 in the Dutch town of Oldenzaal
in the east of the Netherlands.
My parents had a very fine ear for music.
My father was a very well known landlord with a great sense of humor.
As an 8-year old boy I played already the trumpet in the pub of
my parents.
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Education
At an early age I took lessons from Mr. G. Kerkhof, solo-trumpeter
in the Overijssels Philharmonic Orchestra.
Later I switched to trombone and was admitted to the conservatory
at Enschede.
There I finished my studies with Mr. G. Boomsma, solo-trombonist
of the OphO.
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Marine
Band Of The Royal Netherlands Navy
In 1964 I was admitted to the Marine Band.
In 1971 I joined the orchestra of Ernst Mosch und seine Original
Egerländer Musikanten. |
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Ernst
Mosch
I then played with the Marine Band. Ernst Mosch was in the Netherlands
to receive an award, an ‘Edison’.
Ernst Mosch heard me play a solo during recordings of the Marine
Band with the Dutch Swing College Band. Apparently he was quite
impressed and he offered me a position in his orchestra.
The orchestra of Ernst Mosch in those days was the maximum I could
achieve, so I did not have any second thoughts.
I played for 26 years the baritone in the orchestra of the king
of wind music.
With Ernst Mosch und seine Original Egerländer Musikanten I
have travelled over the world.
Hundreds of concert tours we performed, one of which even took me
to the famous Carnegie Hall in New York.
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