Sam Weller conducts Britten’s War Requiem in The Hague
Students from The Hague’s Royal Conservatoire perform Britten’s War Requiem to celebrate 200 years of music
A thrilling weekend of music making as the Concertgebouw Orchestra continues its mission, taking classical music to the people
Joe Hisaishi joined Amsterdam's Concertgebouw Orchestra at the Ziggo Dome for a fun-filled weekend of Studio Ghibli film music and Beethoven 9
In conversation with Leah Broad
Award-winning historian and broadcaster Leah Broad finds inspiration in the untold stories of women composers through the ages
Amsterdam’s The Little Big Things tackles the thorny issues
This summer’s offering from Amsterdam’s Broadway in Carré season delivers a tale of human resilience but falls short on nuanced storytelling
Meredith Monk inspires a new generation
American composing legend, Meredith Monk returns to Amsterdam's Holland Festival to celebrate the publication of her new book
Overwhelming darkness: In conversation with Mark Simpson
British composer Mark Simpson discusses his writing process, how he is drawn towards melancholy, and his search for what it means to be human
In conversation with soprano Elisabeth Hetherington
Canadian soprano Elisabeth Hetherington joins a very exclusive and special family as the recipient of a Borletti-Buitoni Trust Award
In conversation with Aurel Dawidiuk
Aurel Dawidiuk talks candidly about his time as associate conductor to possibly the most talked about conducting talent of his generation
Amsterdam’s updated La Bayadère for a new era
Ted Brandsen and Rachel Beaujean's reworked version successfully merges the old with the new, reviving La Bayadère’s tragic love story
In conversation with trumpet virtuoso Håkan Hardenberger
Häkan’s running late… he’s on his way. And true to his word, I meet the Swedish trumpet legend, Håkan Hardenberger at Cologne’s Philharmonie