Relax and unwind on Sunday morning
Sunday morning "
" concert:
"
" exhibition
This concert is part of the Sunday Morning series.
A Sunday morning awaits you that begins with a gentle flutter and ends with grand, sweeping strokes. Jun Märkl—himself an avid birdwatcher—conducts a program full of air and space. First, the quiet poetry of Ravel’s serene bird miniature and the skyward flight of Vaughan Williams’ *The Lark Ascending*, featuring the refined Tobias Feldmann as the soloist. Then a dynamic finale: Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition in the rich orchestration of, once again, Ravel.
Birds, imagination, and colorful orchestral playing form the theme of this Sunday Morning Concert. Märkl opens with Ravel’s dreamy Oiseaux tristes, a quiet observation from the forest. Next, Vaughan Williams’ lark takes flight: a lyrical ode to light, nature, and freedom. An ideal repertoire for Feldmann’s warm, transparent tone. The journey then leads to the Concert Hall a gallery, where Mussorgsky’s musical paintings breathe, move, and surprise. From rippling miniatures to powerful blocks of sound: a theatrical stroll full of character and color.
Children’s Music Workshop
Tip! Especiallyfor kids ages 4 to 12, there will be a children’s music workshop during the concert for €5.00 per child. Please reserve in advance! The workshop will be conducted in Dutch.
Jun Märkl, conductor
Tobias Feldmann, violin
Ravel/Matthews, “Oiseaux tristes” from *Miroirs*
Vaughan Williams, *The Lark Ascending*
Mussorgsky/Ravel, *Pictures at an Exhibition*
Sunday , AprilSunday - 11:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m. – doors open
11:00 a.m. – concert
12:30 p.m. – end of concert
There will be no intermission.
Premium: €47
Section : €42
Section : €37
Section : €32
Section : €27
Section : €22 (restricted view)
Under 30 student: €15
Prices include cloakroom coffee/tea before the concert.
Please note: seats on the 2nd balcony and 2nd orchestra ring are accessible only via stairs.
The 5th-tier seats have restricted view will go on sale at a later date.
View the floor plan of the Concert Hall Amare.
