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Joyce DiDonato makes an emotional debut with the Concertgebouw Orchestra

15 January 2025Posted inMusic
Joyce DiDonato makes an emotional debut with the Concertgebouw Orchestra
Joyce DiDonato descended the Concertgebouw stairs to give the Dutch premiere of Jake Heggie’s Camille Claudel: Into the Fire

Dutch bells take centre stage at the Concertgebouw

6 January 2025Posted inCulture, Music
OSM Bells
Rafael Payare and the Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal travelled to the Concertgebouw Amsterdam with some very special luggage

Suave and sophisticated: Mäkelä’s Rachmaninov hits all the right notes

16 November 2024Posted inMusic
Klaus Mäkelä conducting the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
Klaus Mäkelä and the Royal Concertgebouw hit all the right notes with Rachmaninov's Second Symphony, and Lisa Batiashvili

Augustin Hadelich’s Sibelius soars the heights at the Concertgebouw

18 October 2024Posted inMusic
Hadelich Plays the Sibelius Violin Concerto in the Concertgebouw
German-American violinist Augustin Hadelich, who grew up in the foothills of rural Tuscany, is most definitely the man of the moment and is quite rightly earning a reputation as one…

The Vienna Phil blows away the cobwebs at the Concertgebouw

26 September 2024Posted inMusic
Christian Thielemann conducting the Vienna Phil at the Concertgebouw ©Simon Van Boxtel
Fresh from two concerts in Lucerne, the Vienna Philharmonic travelled to the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam to perform Strauss' immensely powerful Ein Heldenleben and Mendelssohn's Third Symphony the "Scottish". I had immense…

Noa Wildschut steps in for Esther Yoo at the Concertgebouw

12 August 2024Posted inMusic
Noa Wildschut at the Concertgebouw
Alexandre Bloch brought the Orchestre National de Lille to the Concertgebouw, with Dutch violinist Noa Wildschut

A performance of contradictions: Belgian National Orchestra at the Concertgebouw

30 July 2023Posted inMusic
Antony Hermus and the BNO
Antony Hermus searches for menace and intrigue in the Belgian National Orchestra's programme in Amsterdam's Concertgebouw

Makela’s Concertgebouw Mahler marks the dawn of a new era in Amsterdam

22 August 2022Posted inMusic
Klaus Mäkelä and the famous stairs
Klaus Mäkelä's Mahler 6 marks the dawn of a new era with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra and was the hottest ticket in town

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