Exploring the world of the ballet conductor with Matthew Rowe
Taking to the stage to acknowledge the very warm applause, ballet conductor Matthew Rowe heralds the end of an era
Evgeny Kissin creates magic in the Concertgebouw
Evgeny Kissin delighted the Amsterdam audience with a surprisingly varied programme of piano music featuring Chopin and Prokofiev
In conversation with Kerem Hasan: ‘The only way is up’
Stylishly dressed in a cashmere jumper and scarf, perfect for the unseasonably cold, Dutch April weather, the petite British conductor, Kerem Hasan talked to Clare Varney about all things musical and his love of flying
Zubin Mehta and the Staatskapelle Berlin play Bruckner 8
An emotionally charged performance of Bruckner's Eighth symphony was on offer from the Staatskapelle Berlin in their Good Friday concert
Brahms’ German Requiem at the Concertgebouw
A fabulous Brahms German Requiem at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam with Dinis Sousa, the Monteverdi Choir and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
Harptastic: Tom Moth performs at the Dutch Harp Festival 2024
British harpist Tom Moth and Florence and the Machine harpist extraordinaire, performs at the Dutch Harp Festival 2024 in The Netherlands
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra appoints new Associate Conductor: Aurel Dawidiuk
As of season 2024/2025, the RCO will have a new associate conductor thanks to a generous donation from the Haitink family
Tetzlaff’s colourful Shostakovich with the LPO tells a Russian story
Christian Tetzlaff's colourful interpretation of Shostakovich's Violin Concerto No. 1 with the LPO told a story of struggle and strife
Nederlands Studenten Orkest pull off a thrilling Mahler 5
Lilian Farahani tours The Netherlands with Frans-Aert Burghgraef and the NSO to perform Mahler 5 and a new commission by Sílvia Lanao
The search for the definitive Miles Davis sound
What an incredible task the Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw set themselves. To revisit the 1960s sound world of Miles Davis