Het concert dat wij presenteren is een eerbetoon aan cultuur als instrument van verzet tegen totalitaire regimes, die, voordat ze de burgerlijke en politieke rechten onderdrukken, de vrijheid van meningsuiting aanvallen door cultuur als middel van propaganda te gebruiken. Muziek, kunst en literatuur worden het eerste ideologische strijdveld, met werken en kunstenaars die worden vervolgd […]
Private concert on Whit Monday at Huize Valkenbosch. Lendvay Duo József Lendvay, Violin Katja Dirven, Cello Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
Lunchconcert. Ticket sales are only possible right before the start of the concert. Reservations cannot be made for the lunch concerts. Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
@ Lendvay Duo József Lendvay, Violin Katja Dirven, Cello Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
@ Lendvay Ensemble Jozsef Lendvay, violin solo Ruzana Tsymbalova, violin Tomi Shimon, viola Axel Wenstedt, cembalo Katja Dirven, cello + Young talents of “Rotterdams Hellendaal Muziekinstituut”. Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
@ Lendvay Trio József Lendvay, Violin Letitia Maulá, Clarinet Katja Dirven, Cello Lebenslied (Song of Life) Musical Resistance in Europe The concert we present is a tribute to culture as an instrument of resistance against totalitarian regimes, which, before suppressing civil and political rights, attack freedom of expression by using culture as a means of […]
@ Private Concert at Kralings Zwembad. Lendvay Trio József Lendvay, Violin Letitia Maulá, Clarinet Katja Dirven, Cello Fiori Musicali Musical Flowers (Clarinet, Violin, Cello) The concert programme that connects music and visual arts Fiori Musicali refers to Frescobaldi’s work of the same name, published in Venice in 1635, during the period in which Frescobaldi held […]
@ Lendvay Trio József Lendvay, Violin Letitia Maulá, Clarinet Katja Dirven, Cello Fiori Musicali Musical Flowers (Clarinet, Violin, Cello) The concert programme that connects music and visual arts Fiori Musicali refers to Frescobaldi’s work of the same name, published in Venice in 1635, during the period in which Frescobaldi held the prestigious position of organist […]
@ Bach, Mozart, Brahms, Verhulst & more! Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
