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The Residentie Orkest exists 120 years this season! In 1904 the first conductor and founder Henri Viotta already believed in the impact of classical music on society and in the need for an exceptional Hague orchestra. Since then, the unique world of music has been passed on to new generations of conductors, musicians and especially audiences, young and old. For 120 years the Residentie Orkest has set the tone as a symphony orchestra on a local, national and international level.

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Stories

Stories

Review of Close to Classics

In late January, our special series of concerts Close to Classics took place. Visitors literally sat between our musicians! A retrospective.

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Friends anniversary gift

A new grand piano as an anniversary gift!

In November 2024, Residentie Orkest will celebrate its 120th anniversary. This festive anniversary will be used as an opportunity for all Friends to give a special gift to the orchestra: a new grand piano. But why is a new grand piano needed? And how exactly does the selection process work? General and artistic director Sven Arne Tepl explains.

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?

'I hope my contribution is used where it is most needed'

Liesbeth Pezie-Baan has lived in The Hague since 1970 and is a loyal visitor to the Residentie Orkest. Out of love for art and culture, she included the orchestra in her will in 2016. With her legacy, Liesbeth hopes to contribute to the musical experience of future generations. "Music is an indispensable enrichment.

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