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Review of RO NOW Extra: Alpine Symphony

Last weekend, Richard Strauss' Alpine Symphony sounded for the first time at Amare . More than a hundred musicians provided a very successful musical journey through the Alps! A retrospective.

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RO NOW: The podcast on Bruch & Mendelssohn

In "RO NOW: The podcast," we shine the spotlight on our RO NOW concerts. A show full of fun facts for everyone who goes to the concert, or just loves (classical) music! Presenter Christiaan Kuyvenhoven looks ahead to the next concert in the RO NOW series: Bruch & Mendelssohn on Dec. 7.

One Minute Symphony

A One Minute Symphony for the birthday girl Residentie Orkest

At the Nov. 22, 2024 concert, Residentie Orkest celebrated its 120th anniversary. Especially for this, the young composition student Virág Anna Virág wrote a One Minute Symphony titled Birds aren't real. Where did she get her inspiration and what does the title mean?

Winter dreams in the neighborhood

Experience winter stories by storytellers from different districts of The Hague with the enchanting music of Tchaikovsky played by a string quartet from the Residentie Orkest.

Review of solo recital by Dejan Lazic

More than 300 Friends and donors made (additional) donations for the Residentie Orkest 's new grand piano for its 120th anniversary. For all donors, there was a solo recital Saturday Nov. 9, by none other than pianist Dejan Lazic to showcase the unique sound of the instrument.

RO NOW: The stories behind the Alpine Symphony

What do mountain boots, special effects and a heckler have in common? It all comes together in our concert RO NOW Extra: Alpine Symphony. Presenter Christiaan Kuyvenhoven tells you more!

Review of Shostakovich 8

"Relentless Residentie Orkest packs Amare , led by Hermus' storytelling power," the Volkskrant headlined about our Shostakovich 8 concert on Friday , Nov. 8. A retrospective in photos!

Musical gift for Hague family caregivers

On Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 6, in Juliana Plaza, the 'Hague Mantelzorg Driedaagse' was previewed, with many informative presentations on informal care, a delicious lunch and a fine performance by RO in the city, the social program of the Residentie Orkest.

Bass trombonist Wouter Iseger

Our bass trombonist Wouter Iseger has been playing with great regularity at the Residentie Orkest since 2000 so his appointment to permanent duty felt like coming home. "The best thing about playing in a symphony orchestra is that you create something together and bring music to life."

Review of Schumann & Beethoven

On Sunday Oct. 27, The National Theatre collaborated with the Residentie Orkest in Beethoven's little-played play Egmont and top violinist Tobias Feldmann soloed in Schumann's Violin Concerto, all under the inspiring direction of regular guest conductor Richard Egarr. A retrospective!

RO NOW: The podcast about the Alpine Symphony

In "RO NOW: The podcast," we shine the spotlight on our RO NOW concerts. A show full of fun facts for everyone who goes to the concert, or just loves (classical) music! Presenter Christiaan Kuyvenhoven looks ahead to the next concert in the RO NOW series: the Alpine Symphony by Richard Strauss!

Retrospective on RO NOW: Sibelius & De Graaff

A world premiere for The Hague during the kickoff of our RO NOW series. Jan-Peter de Graaff wrote a dazzling Concerto Metropolitain for the Residentie Orkest and the Ardemus Saxophone Quartet that sounded for the first time in Amare on Saturday , Oct. 19. A retrospective!

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