
Judith Scholte
POET, SINGER, LIBRETTIST
REVIEWS
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On universal wisdom, on who we human beings are in essence, on the optical delusion of thought as the cause for the separateness we experience. A glimpse of heaven is an inspiring search for the self that is always aware.
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My Name Is, a moving and impressive tale with beautiful images and intimate music.
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Notes on Hopper is a gentle but strong lesson in darker aspects of art history through jazz.
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BIO

Starting out as a dancer, I studied vocals at Codarts Rotterdam, engaged in some acting and ended up in the theater. Originally a singer songwriter I sang in many formations, started writing to question the meaning of life, love and our roles in society, and evolved into a poet and librettist.
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In these productions I collaborated amongst others with composer Paul van Brugge (Golden Calf 2005), pianist/composer Dimitar Bodurov, jazz pianist Jeroen van Vliet (Boy Edgar Award 2014), and in the early days with musicians Tijn Smit, Age Kat, Arend Niks, Martin Bakker and many more.
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Writing, singing and creating theaterperformances is what I do, often inspired by visual art and designed within a current social theme. The main driver in these creations is the 'condition humaine' and an attempt to answer the question; who or what is the one that says 'I'.
At an early age I discovered the book "An End to Time", a conversation between quantum physicist David Bohm and spiritual teacher Jiddu Krishnamurti on the ground of our existence. This was the beginning of a lifelong quest that led to special places and experiences including 5 years as a practicing Buddhist, only to 'end up' with non-dualism.
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