The Toronto Symphony makes their mark in the Concertgebouw
Violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja, and soprano Christina Landshamer join Toronto’s finest in Amsterdam's Concertgebouw for Bartók and Mahler
Trio Wildschut, Kruithof, Meeuwsen leave audiences lost for words
Nikola Meeuwsen, Noa Wildschut and Benjamin Kruithof's piano trio tour the Netherlands with a programme of delicious chamber music
Searching for Paradise: Håkan Hardenberger and the Concertgebouw Orchestra
Håkan Hardenberger and the Concertgebouw Orchesta perform Jorg Widmann’s Trumpet Concerto Towards Paradise in Cologne
Israel Philharmonic in Cologne with Bronfman and Shani
A programme of Beethoven's Fifth Piano Concerto and Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony drowns out the protesters in Cologne’s Philharmonie
Amsterdam’s Romeo and Juliet attracts young audience
Dutch National Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet hits all the right notes with a very young and international audience.
Challenging the norm: Orchestra of the 18th Century’s Marriage of Figaro
Jorinde Keesmaat’s new production of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro with Orchestra of the 18th Century seeks to challenge conventional norms
A very family affair: Lucie Horsch world premiere at the Concertgebouw
Lucie Horsch gives world premiere of Lotta Wennäkoski’s 'Vents et lyres' for recorder and mezzo-soprano with Maxim Emelyanychev and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra.
Education the Concertgebouw Orchestra YOUNG way
The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra puts education policy at the top of its agenda with the fifth edition of Concertgebouw Orchestra YOUNG
Shaken and not stirred: Mahler Beyond at the Concertgebouw
The New European Ensemble and John Warner performed Mahler 4 and a new work by Sebastian Black as part of the Mahler Festival 2025
A message of hope: Bychkov and the RCO play Shostakovich
Semyon Bychkov joined the Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam for a monumental reading of Shostakovich's Symphony no 7, Leningrad