About ÖRZSE ADAM

March 12, Bergen op Zoom: St. Gertrudiskerk at 12:00

April 1, Heiloo: Cultuurkapel at 19:30

April 5, Huizen: Nieuwe Kerk at 19:30

April 7, Gouda: St. Janskerk-Grote Kerk at 11:30

Nederlands Dans Theater’s  new choreography In The Dutch Mountains:

https://www.ndt.nl/en/agenda/in-the-dutch-mountains/

9,10,11 February and 4,5,6 March 2023 in Amare Den Haag

New premiere of David Dawson with music by Alex Baranowsky. All performances at the The National Opera&Ballet Amsterdam.

Tickets and info:

https://www.operaballet.nl/en/dutch-national-ballet/2022-2023/dawson

A Dutch national tour performing in The Hague, Utrecht, Rotterdam, Breda, Eindhoven and Maastricht

‘See the music, hear the dance’. These winged words by George Balanchine, the greatest choreographer of the twentieth century, are masterfully expressed in Balanchine / Van Manen / Arqués. Three leading chorographers from different generations show how they make music ‘visible’, as it were. Alongside well-known masterpieces by Balanchine and Hans van Manen, this special touring programme includes a recent creation by the successful young choreographer Juanjo Arqués.

Tickets and concert dates: https://www.operaballet.nl/het-nationale-ballet/2022-2023/balanchine-van-manen-arques

Sir Peter Wright’s The Sleeping Beauty has been the jewel in the crown of Dutch National Ballet’s repertoire for over forty years. This season, the company is awakening the glittering Sleeping Beauty with a kiss no fewer than 21 times, in the period from mid-October to the beginning of January. The demanding variations, brilliant pointe work and pure classical technique make this nineteenth-century fairy-tale ballet the ultimate touchstone for ballet dancers all over the world today.

Tickets:

https://www.operaballet.nl/het-nationale-ballet/2022-2023/sleeping-beauty

Aug 14, Grafenegg Festival AT
Aug 15, Elbfilharmonie DE
Aug 25, Musikfest Bremen DE
Aug 27, Ravello Festival IT
Sept 15, Festival Besançon FR
Sept 17, Bruges BE

Program

Johannes Brahms – Tragische Ouverture (1880), only at Elbphilharmonie Hamburg
Anton Bruckner – Symphonie Nr. 7 in E Dur WAB. 107 (1881-83)

Conductor Pablo Heras-Casado and Anima Eterna will join forces to take on a dazzling challenge. Bruckner’s symphonies are so impressive that they have achieved monumental status today as  ‘cathedrals of sound.’ And Heras-Casado and Anima Eterna plan to dismantle those cathedrals—brick by brick—to re-construct them in an entirely new way.

More info and concert locations: https://animaeterna.be/en/project/bruckner-7/