Henk van Lijnschooten

His initial studies were with Koeberg Fritz (1876-1961) in music theory, composition and conducting technique.

He completed his training as the Concert Band Conductor of The Hague Royal Conservatory.

Hendrickus Cornelius "Henk" van Lijnschooten (28 March 1928 in The Hague – 1 November 2006 in Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht) was a Dutch composer, who also wrote under the names Ted Huggens and Michel van Delft.

Henk van Lijnschooten went to his local music school for violin and clarinet lessons.

• 1950 Small Classical Overture

In 1957 he was appointed as the successor to the conductor of the Marine Band of the Royal Dutch Navy.

With this orchestra he traveled throughout Europe and the United States.

• 1961 Retreat Francaise

• 1962 Rhapsody on sea shanties

• 1963 Netherlands Suite

From 1965 to 1970 he was professor of woodwinds at the Conservatory of Rotterdam.

After that, he taught at the Conservatory Concert Directorate in Arnhem and the Rotterdam Conservatory.

• 1965 The Beggars of Bomlerwaard

• 1966 Concertante Music Tower

• 1966 Hanselijn

• 1966 Patriotic Rhapsody

• 1966 Carnival Music

• 1967 Little Suite on folk songs

• 1967 Bells Festival

• 1967 Overture for a Tattoo

• 1968 Cecilia's Dance

• 1968 Jeu de Cuivre Fanfare for Orchestra

• * Marcia Capriccioso

• * Choral

• * Scherzo

• * Folk Dance

• 1968 Small Game Music

• 1968 Rhapsody from the Low Countries

• 1968 The Girl and the Drummer

• 1969 Eight sound studies

• 1969 Count Seven

• 1969 Three Old Dutch pictures

• 1970 Four Impressions

• 1971 Le Jeu Premier

• * Love song

• * Cavatina

• * Rondo

• 1971 Overture for Fun

• 1973 Variations on a French folk song

In 1985 he was decorated as Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau.