Rogier van Otterloo

Van Otterloo was the eldest son of the conductor Willem van Otterloo, in Bilthoven, The Netherlands. He composed several soundtracks for Dutch films and in 1980 became conductor of the Metropole Orkest for jazz music in Amsterdam. He conducted five Dutch entries in Eurovision Song Contests: "Amsterdam" (1980), "Het is een wonder" (1981), "Jij en ik" (1982), "Ik hou van jou" (1984) and "Rechtop in de wind" (1987). He has also composed jazz music.

He died from mesothelioma in Bilthoven[1] in 1988.

• 'Turks Fruit' 1973
• 'Visions' 1974
• 'Lets Go To Randstad/Randstad Reflection' 1974
• 'Munich 74' 1974
• 'On The Move' 1976
• 'Moods' 1976
• 'The French Collection' 1976
• 'Heartbeat/Farewell Song' 1976
• 'Soldaat van Oranje' 1977
• 'Tin Pan Alley' 1978
• 'Wereldsuccessen' 1978
• 'Juliana 70' 1979
• 'Grijpstra en de Gier'1979
• 'Collage' 1980
• 'First In The Air' 1984
• 'Silver Selection' 1985
• 'Verzameld Werk' 2005

• Turkish Delight (1973)
• De vloek van Woestewolf (1974)
• Help, de dokter verzuipt! (1974)
• Keetje Tippel (1975)
• Soldaat van Oranje (1977)
• Grijpstra & De Gier (1979)
• Vrijdag (1981)
• Te Gek Om Los te Lopen (1981)
• De Vlaschaard (1983)
• Op hoop van zegen (1986)

• Media related to Rogier van Otterloo at Wikimedia Commons
• (in Dutch) Official site
• Rogier van Otterloo at IMDb

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Preceded by Izhak Graziani	Eurovision Song Contest conductor 1980	Succeeded by Noel Kelehan