Swing Dance Orchestra

The Swingin’ Hermlins and Swing Dance Orchestra

Andrej Hermlin and the Swing Dance Orchestra have dedicated themselves to the music of the golden 20s and 30s. Dressed in appropriate suits and without any electronic tricks, their concerts exude the charm and glamour of times past: from the birth of swing music in Harlem and American Christmas tunes to the classics of Duke Ellington and Glenn Miller. Andrej Hermlin has fulfilled a long-held dream and recreates one of the great moments of jazz history: together with his Swing Dance Orchestra he plays exactly the concert with which jazz icon Benny Goodman took Carnegie Hall by storm in 1938.

Andrej Hermlin & his Swing Dance Orchestra

Metrocelli "Dance"

Four cellists from the Metropole Orkest, occasionally accompanied by drums and bass, create a full and soulful sound. Their album "Metrocelli" features orchestral pieces, pop songs, and jazz standards, including works by Daft Punk, Faithless, The Prodigy, and Stromae, taking listeners on an enjoyable musical journey.

Dutch Swing College Band

The Dutch Swing College Band, founded in 1945 and the most famous jazz orchestra in the Netherlands, presents a brand new programme full of musical highlights from the repertoire of Chris Barber (1930-2021).

Wynton Marsalis' Swing Symphony

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!

Guest performance ‟Best of Swingˮ

Guest performance ‟Best of Swingˮ

Stockholm Swing All Stars – Play the Jazz Hits

The coolest, most swinging, absolute best jazz songs from the past and in brand new arrangements, composed by and for the band. Some of these hits will resemble the originals – but Fly Me to the Moon may be presented as a ballad, and Summertime might be played as a lightning-fast bebop tune. So don’t count on things being just what you would expect, because that isn’t going to happen.Jazz hits form the foundation of this concert, but there are several not-to-be-missed songs that should have been hits themselves. Some of them will also be included in the programme.It will be swinging, beautiful and grotesque, and dig deep in the mire of the blues; it will sometimes be sweet and cute – and sometimes dark and dreary. But most of all, it will be fun!Some of Sweden’s foremost jazz musicians are welcomed on stage!Read more about Stockholm Swing All Stars (opens in a new window)

I’ve Got That Swing!

One... two... and one, two, three, four! FeNek has given the signal for the start of the carnival fun at the Warsaw Philharmonic. Dance tunes, big band sounds, rhythms that set absolutely everything and everyone in motion – you’ll be able to see, feel and hear these and many other amazing things during the concert at the Warsaw Philharmonic. And for undecided music lovers, FeNek has prepared something special: musical seven-mile shoes, thanks to which we’ll be able to visit the farthest corners of the world in search of carnival music! Join in the fun and bring along a paper trumpet. Bring to the concert… a paper trumpet

I’ve Got That Swing!

One... two... and one, two, three, four! FeNek has given the signal for the start of the carnival fun at the Warsaw Philharmonic. Dance tunes, big band sounds, rhythms that set absolutely everything and everyone in motion – you’ll be able to see, feel and hear these and many other amazing things during the concert at the Warsaw Philharmonic. And for undecided music lovers, FeNek has prepared something special: musical seven-mile shoes, thanks to which we’ll be able to visit the farthest corners of the world in search of carnival music! Join in the fun and bring along a paper trumpet. Bring to the concert… a paper trumpet