Behind the scenes

Magazine

"A very different way to delight people with music!"

On the sidewalk, in the park or from a courtyard garden: all kinds of locations are visited during Music at your doorstep .

An era has come to an end

Our orchestra looks back with melancholy, but also with much gratitude, on the many moments with his music and with Louis in the house visiting at rehearsals and concerts.

Tones

What is it like to play in the orchestra? In the pilot podcast "Toonaarden," Lex Bohlmeijer steps behind the scenes of the Residentie Orkest.

"I want to be so much more than just a conductor."

The love between German conductor Anja Bihlmaier and the Residentie Orkest was sealed after one program. From season 2021-2022, she will be the orchestra's new chief conductor: "This is a new chapter in my life.

Minister Dekker opens Seniors Cafe JulianaPlaza

On Wednesday, June 2, Minister Sander Dekker and Councilwoman Kavita Parbhudayal opened the Seniors Café - a new meeting place for the elderly in the neighborhood. The Residentie Orkest was invited by JulianaPlaza to musically open the Seniors Café.

Behind the scenes

"Music contributes to a better world."

For the magazine, we asked Henk van der Meulen, Director Royal Conservatoire The Hague, to write a column with the topic "Music can do anything.

"The Residents connect the different neighborhoods of the city"

The Residents, Residentie Orkest The Hague's successful educational project, is ten years old. Many schools now participate in this unique, modern concept of the symphonic orchestra in which not talent development but experience is central and students are intensively coached and enthused for no less than four years.

"What could be better than having children make music together?"

The Residents, Residentie Orkest The Hague's successful educational project, is ten years old. Many schools now participate in this unique, modern concept of the symphonic orchestra in which not talent development but experience is central and students are intensively coached and enthused for no less than four years.

See: Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 and Mozart

Watch the registration our fieldlab concert: Celebrating Music back here

Stage Your Voice

Stage Your Voice participant Nadia

Nadia (21) was two weeks old when she was taken away from her mother by a social worker. Before she was 18, she had lived at 14 addresses. With her piano piece and spoken word she wants to encourage young people in similar situations and make clear to government and institutions what she thinks should be done differently.

Stage Your Voice

Stage Your Voice participant Sylke

Sylke (19) wants to make a statement about mental health with her scene. She would like people to show genuine interest in each other more often and ask questions. That socially desirable conversations are less frequent. That way serious mental problems might be prevented.

Stage Your Voice

Stage Your Voice participant Vera

Vera (18) made a spoken word about racism. She finds it bizarre that in 2021 people are still seen as inferior because of their skin color and background. But also that people still make remarks like: I don't see color. That shows little awareness of the problem.

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