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Grootkoor Holland: 1000 voices

Date & Time
Sun, Oct 6, 2024, 14:30
The Concertgebouw is right at the heart of Dutch music. That is why we love to welcome the best amateur orchestras and choirs of the Netherlands. To an amateur musician a performance at the Concertgebouw is always special, often marking the end of an extensive period of rehearsals. Please note: although these concerts are of a high standard, they are not performed by professional ensembles.

Keywords: Vocal Music

Info & Ticket (www.concertgebouw.nl)
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Musicians

Grootkoor Holland
Etty van der MeiLeader, Conductor
Nan van GroeningenConductor
Maria FiselierMezzo-Soprano
Tenor Florian
Andy BoothPiano
Rob van DijkPiano
Martin MansOrgan

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