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Chorus members share their favourite piece from Dialogues des Carmélites – Dutch National Opera

What’s it like to experience an opera as part of the chorus? We asked the singers of the Chorus of Dutch National Opera to highlight their most impressive moments. Singers Vesna Miletic, Marieke Reuten and Nicole Fiselier chose the final scene of Dialogues des Carmélites. “What makes this piece so incredibly special to me is […]

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22 mei 2020

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Chorus members share their favourite piece: ‘Au secours’ from Carmen – Dutch National Opera

We asked the singers of the Chorus of Dutch National Opera to highlight their most memorable chorus moments. Singers Elsa Barthas, Valerie Friesen and Itzel Medecigo did not have to think twice. The fragment ‘Au secours’ from Carmen is a special memory for all of them. “Goosebumps, I get it again now I think of […]

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8 mei 2020

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Christine and the Queens perform "Mountains (we met)" | One World: Together At Home

Christine and the Queens perform “Mountains (we met)” during One World: Together At Home on April 18. ____________________________________________________________________ Global Citizen is a social action platform for a global generation that aims to solve the world’s biggest challenges. On our platform, you can learn about issues, take action on what matters most, and join a community […]

Global Citizen

13 mei 2020

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Composing the Universe – Documentary – Mahler Festival Online

The Third Symphony is Mahler’s longest piece and even the longest symphony in the standard repertoire. Mahler becomes ‘an instrument upon which the universe plays’. He listens to the flowers, the trees, the animals, mankind, the angels and finally he listens to ‘what love tells me’. A story told by Mahler scholar Morten Solvik, conductors […]

Het Concertgebouw

10 mei 2020

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Contemplating life and death – Documentary 9 – Mahler Festival Online

In his Ninth Symphony Mahler seems to take us through all the stages of mourning: denial and disbelief, anger, negotiating, grief and – finally – resignation in one of the most impressive adagio’s he wrote. Mahler scholar Anna Stoll Knecht: “Mahler’s music has this amazing dimension of alway wanting to go upwards. So it’s never […]

Het Concertgebouw

16 mei 2020

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Core exercises | Five a day with Camille Bracher

Join RAD Teacher and professional dancer, Camille Bracher for five a day; a series of videos consisting of five exercises for you to do at home. A great way to keep moving, keep exercising and stay healthy. This video focuses on strengthening your abdominal and core muscles. As the home for dance, the RAD is […]

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1 mei 2020

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