Where in the world can you hear three amazing cellists on the same day? 4 November 2026Posted inMusic Kian Soltani, Nicolas Altstaedt and Alisa Weilerstein join Elena Schwarz and Hannu Lintu for a cello extravaganza at the Concertgebouw
A riot of colour: Gil Shaham joins Kansas City on tour in Amsterdam 31 August 2026Posted inMusic Matthias Pintscher leads the Kansas City Symphony on tour in Amsterdam for exuberant Tchaikovsky and vibrant Rachmaninov
Searching for the night: Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra play Mahler 7 in Amsterdam 27 August 2026Posted inMusic Philippe Jordan searches for Mahler's midnight mysticism in a slightly nervy Seventh Symphony on tour in Amsterdam
A tale of two halves: Germany’s Bundesjugendorchester on tour with Aurel Dawidiuk 31 July 2026Posted inMusic Aurel Dawidiuk and Germany's National Youth Orchestra salvage Giorgi Gigashvili's controversial Rachmaninov
Meredith Monk inspires a new generation 24 June 2026Posted inCulture, Music American composing legend, Meredith Monk returns to Amsterdam's Holland Festival to celebrate the publication of her new book
Glorious wonder: Rouvali and Gabetta at the Concertgebouw 14 May 2026Posted inMusic The cello's repeated high notes rested seductively abreast shifting waters: Sol Gabetta plays Martinů with the Concertgebouw Orchestra
Anna Vinnitskaya whips up delicious fury on tour with Klaus Mäkelä 23 March 2026Posted inMusic The Orchestre de Paris returns to Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw with Klaus Mäkelä for Rachmaninov's 2nd Piano Concerto and Franck's Symphony
Ben Grosvenor brings moonlit wonder to the Concertgebouw 12 February 2026Posted inMusic Ben Grosvenor's programme of Ravel, Beethoven and Schumann attracts a very young crowd to Amsterdam's Concertgebouw
Ben Goldscheider heads to the Concertgebouw 9 February 2026Posted inMusic Ben Goldscheider is joined by pianist Dénes Várjon, and Russian violinist Alina Ibragimova for Brahms and Benjamin Attahir's new commission
It’s all about the brass: Klaus Mäkelä conducts Bruckner 8 6 February 2026Posted inMusic Klaus Mäkelä and the Concertgebouw Orchestra's dark and intense reading of Bruckner's Eighth Symphony leaves audiences smiling