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Four Last Songs
Renée Fleming sings Richard Strauss, Manfred Honeck conducts Puccini
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Amsterdam 750
A world of sounds featuring mezzo-soprano Tania Kross
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Polyphonic Amsterdam
Tania Kross sings Antillean aria’s, Bas Wiegers conducts music from Surinam and Amsterdam
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Amsterdam 750 years
Muziek city Amsterdam - from Sweelinck to Tsoupaki
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Close-up: The harp takes centre stage
Principal harpist Petra van der Heide and colleagues from the Concertgebouw Orchestra
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Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3
With pianist Kirill Gerstein, and Santtu-Matias Rouvali conducting Sibelius
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We are delighted to announced that our 2025/2026 season programming will be announced on Sunday 23 March at 1 p.m. on our website. This season promises to be an exceptionally varied one, with concerts in and outside The Concertgebouw.
A fertile breeding ground for talent
Young, the youth orchestra of the Concertgebouw Orchestra, is proving to be a great springboard for future talent. Former participants Francisca Galante Vaz and Felipe Manzano are part of the orchestra’s Academy this season. The viola players share their experiences.
Concerts in honour of Amsterdam: 750 years
We celebrate Amsterdam’s 750th anniversary with two concerts full of special premieres. Tania Kross sings Joop Stokkermans songs and a new suite from the Antillean opera Katibu di shon. In addition, we’ll perform music for orchestra, choir and soloists by Louis Andriessen.
A special conclusion to our Bruckner cycle
Manfred Honeck concludes our Bruckner cycle with the last symphony Bruckner wrote. He died before he was able to complete it. We will play his enigmatic swan song, including the Finale completed according to latest insights.
A look back on the Annual Gala 2025
On Friday 24 January, we presented our Annual Gala. Have a look at at the first photo of this festive evening.
Janine Jansen back with debut concert Britten
In January, we will play three concerts with Klaus Mäkelä and violinist Janine Jansen. She’ll be playing the solo in Benjamin Britten’s Violin Concerto, the same piece with which she made her debut with us twenty years ago.
Orchestra in hospital
The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra played in a special location: in the central square in the University Medical Center’s AMC location. Seated in a half-circle around honorary guest conductor Iván Fischer we playd Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony.
Interview with Simone Young
Simone Young is one of the leading Bruckner conductors world-wide. We’re looking forward to her debut with us on 16, 17 and 19 January, when she will be conducting Anton Bruckner Sixth symphony.
Bequeath to Culture Week
From 4 to 10 November, we take part in the national “Bequeath to Culture Week”. Johnny ten Theije and Theo Soons explain why they chose to include the Concertgebouw Orchestra in their wills.
The orchestra with you at home
Enjoy the sounds of our orchestra from the couch or your favourite comfy chair. Listen to Richard Strauss’ Oboe Concerto with our principal oboist Ivan Podyomov (photo) on CD or vinyl, or digitally on Apple Music and Spotify.
