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A riot of colour: Gil Shaham joins Kansas City on tour in Amsterdam

31 August 2026Posted inMusic
Kansas City Symphony at the Concertgebouw
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 Gustav Mahler Aug 2026
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
BJO Concertgebouw Amsterdam
Aurel Dawidiuk and Germany's National Youth Orchestra salvage Giorgi Gigashvili's controversial Rachmaninov

Ilya Gringolts sprinkles some Hollywood dust in Düsseldorf

13 July 2026Posted inMusic
Ilya Gringolts | Chauhan | Dusseldorf SO
Violinist Ilya Gringolts makes his first visit to Düsseldorf's Tonhalle, joining Alpesh Chauhan for some very romantic Korngold

Amsterdam’s The Little Big Things tackles the thorny issues

6 July 2026Posted inCulture, Music
The Little Big Things | Amsterdam
This summer’s offering from Amsterdam’s Broadway in Carré season delivers a tale of human resilience but falls short on nuanced storytelling

Holland Festival 2026 kicks off in style with a walk through the city

5 June 2026Posted inMusic
Martijn Dendievel | Vlaanderen SO | Holland Festival
Laurie Anderson rocks the stage after Martijn Dendievel's Vlaanderen Symphony Orchestra perform Huang Rou's City of Floating Sounds

A very special young talent: Aurel Dawidiuk makes his RCO debut

13 April 2026Posted inMusic
Aurel Dawidiuk RCO debut
Aurel Dawidiuk the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra's first Bernard Haitink Associate Conductor makes a stunning Amsterdam debut

It’s all about the brass: Klaus Mäkelä conducts Bruckner 8

6 February 2026Posted inMusic
Klaus Mäkelä conducting the Concertgebouw Orchestra
Klaus Mäkelä and the Concertgebouw Orchestra's dark and intense reading of Bruckner's Eighth Symphony leaves audiences smiling

The Toronto Symphony makes their mark in the Concertgebouw

5 February 2026Posted inMusic
Patricia Kopatchinskaja ;lays the violin
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

21 January 2026Posted inMusic
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

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