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Lennaert Herman Nijgh (January 29, 1945 in
Haarlem –
November 28, 2002 in Haarlem) was a
Dutch lyricist.
Nijgh was most
commonly known as the lyricist...
- Who's Who, 1996,
Harrap Books,
London Hans van Straaten, Moordenaarswerk, 1990,
Amsterdam (Dutch)
Lennaert Nijgh,
Moord & doodslag, 1990, Sc****l (Dutch)...
- the
Frans Hals Museum,
where she
inspired the
Haarlem singer-songwriter
Lennaert Nijgh to
write a song
about her
which he
called Malle Babbe, mistakenly...
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lived in
Heemstede in the same
street as one of his ****ure lyricists,
Lennaert Nijgh, who was a
friend of De Groot's stepbrother. In 1960, De
Groot met...
- de Groot. Like most of his
other songs, it was co-written by
songwriter Lennaert Nijgh. The
music was
composed by
Boudewijn de
Groot himself. The song is...
- PMID 19362001. Cazander, Gwendolyn; Schreurs,
Marco W. J.; Renwarin,
Lennaert; Dorresteijn, Corry; Hamann, Dörte; Jukema, Gerrolt. N. (2012). "Maggot...
- pla****
Bertram Bierenbroodspot.
Singer Boudewijn de
Groot and
songwriter Lennaert Nijgh helped De Nijs
relaunch his
singing career; in 1973 he was back in...
- gave its name to a well-known song,
written by
Boudewijn de
Groot and
Lennaert Nijgh and
first performed in 1973 by Rob de Nijs. The
actual subject of...
- by the muni****lity of
Haarlem to make a
sculpture in
honor of
lyricist Lennaert Nijgh (1945–2002). He made a
marble statue with the
letters A and Z, which...
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Netherwood Tom
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Lenny Robinson...
