Netherlands Philharmonic plays Wagner, Debussy and Berlioz

Netherlands Philharmonic plays Wagner, Debussy and Berlioz

The Netherlands Philharmonic is one of the most versatile cultural organisations in The Netherlands. The orchestra organises a diverse concert program in The Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam and is a welcome guest on foreign stages and festivals. The Netherlands Philharmonic brings classical music to life at the highest level and collaborates closely with international guest soloists and conductors. It takes great pleasure in welcoming and developing new musical talent. Lorenzo Viotti is the principal conductor of Dutch National Opera and the Netherlands Philharmonic.

Debussy Wagner Berlioz

Debussy Wagner Berlioz

Netherlands Student Orchestra plays Berlioz, Fadael and Walton

The Concertgebouw’s famous Main Hall is one of the best concert halls in the world, well-known for its exceptional acoustics and special atmosphere. In the Main Hall, you will feel history. Here, Gustav Mahler conducted his own compositions, as did Richard Strauss and Igor Stravinsky. Sergei Rachmaninoff played his own piano concertos in the Main Hall. This is also where musicians such as Leonard Bernstein, Vladimir Horowitz and Yehudi Menuhin gave legendary performances. Right up to now, the Main Hall offers a stage to the world’s best orchestras and musicians. Buy your tickets now and experience the magic of the Main Hall for yourself!

Netherlands Philharmonic plays Shostakovich 8

The Netherlands Philharmonic is one of the most versatile cultural organisations in The Netherlands. The orchestra organises a diverse concert program in The Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam and is a welcome guest on foreign stages and festivals. The Netherlands Philharmonic brings classical music to life at the highest level and collaborates closely with international guest soloists and conductors. It takes great pleasure in welcoming and developing new musical talent. Lorenzo Viotti is the principal conductor of Dutch National Opera and the Netherlands Philharmonic.

Netherlands Philharmonic plays Shostakovich 8

The Netherlands Philharmonic is one of the most versatile cultural organisations in The Netherlands. The orchestra organises a diverse concert program in The Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam and is a welcome guest on foreign stages and festivals. The Netherlands Philharmonic brings classical music to life at the highest level and collaborates closely with international guest soloists and conductors. It takes great pleasure in welcoming and developing new musical talent. Lorenzo Viotti is the principal conductor of Dutch National Opera and the Netherlands Philharmonic.

Festive Concert with Viotti and the Netherlands Philharmonic

The Netherlands Philharmonic is one of the most versatile cultural organisations in The Netherlands. The orchestra organises a diverse concert program in The Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam and is a welcome guest on foreign stages and festivals. The Netherlands Philharmonic brings classical music to life at the highest level and collaborates closely with international guest soloists and conductors. It takes great pleasure in welcoming and developing new musical talent. Lorenzo Viotti is the principal conductor of Dutch National Opera and the Netherlands Philharmonic.

Festive Concert with Viotti and the Netherlands Philharmonic

The Netherlands Philharmonic is one of the most versatile cultural organisations in The Netherlands. The orchestra organises a diverse concert program in The Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam and is a welcome guest on foreign stages and festivals. The Netherlands Philharmonic brings classical music to life at the highest level and collaborates closely with international guest soloists and conductors. It takes great pleasure in welcoming and developing new musical talent. Lorenzo Viotti is the principal conductor of Dutch National Opera and the Netherlands Philharmonic.

Nicolas van Poucke plays Rachmaninoff and Debussy

Rachmaninoff's Études-tableaux, op. 33 are musical 'picture studies', vivid evocations of visual imagery. The composer deliberately left them untitled, allowing both the performer and the audience the freedom to interpret the images the music conjures. What remains unmistakable, however, is the grandeur and emotional depth of these pieces - passionate yet melancholic - making them a perfect showcase for Van Poucke's virtuosity and imaginative artistry.Debussy’s Préludes book IDebussy’s Préludes are musical impressions that relocate the audience into a world of delicate nuance and rich symbolism, with each piece painting a unique, poetic scene. Unlike Rachmaninoff in his Études-Tableaux, Debussy did title his Préludes but intentionally placed the titles at the end of each piece, allowing the music to be experienced freely before any associations were formed. With his refined technique and vivid musicality, Van Poucke brings Debussy’s enigmatic soundscape to life, ensuring that every note tells a story. Dutch newspaper Parool noted: 'There are not many pianists who know how to approach this musically and psychologically complex world with such naturalness'.