Katja Dirven

Heerenhuyskamerconcert – Urban Myth
2025-12-28 11:30 - 13:00 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Het Heerenhuys, Baden Powelllaan 12, Rotterdam, 3016 GJ
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József Lendvay – violin
Katja Didychenko – cello
Letizia Maulà – clarinet

Programme

Pau Casals – El Chant dels Ocells
Maddalena Laura Sirmen – Trio sonata n.5
Traditionele Oekraïense liederen – Goudsbloem, Wilg
Hans Gál – Serenade
Maria Theresa Von Paradis – Sicilienne
Viteslava Kaprâlová – Trio
Claude Arrieu – Trio
Léo Weiner – Divertimento

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Het Prestige Trio: Music for the Millions - Bach Meets Pop
2026-02-01 15:00 - 17:00 | Buitenplaats Rozenlust, Parklaan 11, Rotterdam
Op zondag 1 februari 2026 om 15:00 presenteert Buitenplaats Rozenlust een bijzonder nieuwjaarsconcert waarin klassieke meesterwerken en pop muziek elkaar ontmoeten.

Het Prestige Trio en hun leerlingen brengen muziek van Händel, Bach en Popper, afgewisseld met verfijnde, eigen arrangementen van bekende popmuziek. Een concert waarin traditie en vernieuwing hand in hand gaan, uitgevoerd door ervaren musici en prijswinnende jonge talenten.Rozenlust presenteert een cultureel programma waarin muziek, kunst en sfeer samenkomen. Van intieme klassieke concerten tot inspirerende lezingen en kleinschalige voorstellingen: elk evenement vindt plaats in een stijlvolle ambiance, omringd door groen. Onze locatie in Rotterdam biedt rust, comfort en karakter, zodat elk cultureel moment volledig tot zijn recht komt. Ook buiten de geplande activiteiten om blijft Rozenlust een plek waar kunst en cultuur voelbaar zijn. Een bezoek aan ons landgoed is altijd een uitnodiging om stil te staan, te genieten en je te laten inspireren door de kracht van cultuur.

Met

Ton van Diepen (piano)

József Lendvay (viool)

Katja Dirven (cello)

en jonge talenten

🎟 Entree: €25 | Studenten & jongeren (vanaf 15 jaar): €10🚗 Gratis parkeren

Erbarme Dich – Art and Stillness in the Easter Season @ Rozenlust
2026-04-04 15:00 - 17:00 | Buitenplaats Rozenlust, Parklaan 11, Rotterdam
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The Easter event takes place during Holy Week and is dedicated to reflection, mourning, and hope. Music is interspersed with brief commentaries and moments of silence. Visitors are invited to reflect on loss and recovery in their own way.
● Description: A subdued Easter concert during the special period of Holy Week, with reflection, stillness, and hope as central themes. The music reflects the inner process of mourning, reflection, and expectation.
● Program content: Central to the program is the world-famous ‘Erbarme Dich’ from the St Matthew Passion by J.S. Bach. Additionally, excerpts from the St John Passion and works by composers such as Gabriel Fauré, Boris Lyatoshinsky, and Maurice Ravel will be performed. These compositions form a carefully constructed musical narrative from suffering to solace.
Afterwards, there is an opportunity to meet, have a conversation, or simply be present together.
Musicians:

Victoria Davies – Harp
Jozsef Lendvay – Violin
Katja Dirven-Didychenko, cello
Students of the musicians

Admission: €25 Students : €10

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“Incontri Europei con la Musica” – Bergamo, Sala Piatti
2026-04-11 08:00 - 17:00 | Sala Piatti, Via S. Salvatore 4, BErgamo, 24129, Italy
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Lendvay Trio

József Lendvay, Violin
Letitia Maulá, Clarinet
Katja Dirven, Cello

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Fiori Musicali at Le Château d’Aigle
2026-04-19 08:00 - 17:00 | Le Château d’Aigle, Place du Château 1, Aigle, Switzerland
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Fiori Musicali at the beatiful Le Château d’Aigle.
Lendvay Trio

József Lendvay, Violin
Letitia Maulá, Clarinet
Katja Dirven, Cello

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Lebenslied at Rozenlust
2026-05-03 15:00 - 17:00 | Buitenplaats Rozenlust, Parklaan 11, Rotterdam
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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 propaganda. Music, art and literature become the first ideological battlefield, with works and artists persecuted and labeled as “degenerate” if they do not conform to the ideals of the regime. In this context, the female and male composers of the cultural resistance have shown courage and determination, fighting for freedom.
Eighty years after liberation and the Mauthausen Oaths (16 May), the concert pays tribute to these artists and to the victims of the Nazi-fascist regime, including Jews, Roma and Sinti, through a programme that combines music with historical narratives. Each composition is introduced by a story that contextualises its history and struggle, creating a “red thread” that connects Italy to the rest of Europe. The concert celebrates music not only as a testimony to the past, but also as an act of living resistance and hope.
The project is presented in two formats: a full performance of 1 hour and 30 minutes, in which each piece is introduced by a historical introduction, and a series of musical intermezzos enriching institutional and cultural events, with key pieces interspersed with short, contextual introductions.
Our shared experience, which began in Rotterdam, has united us in the search and performance of these works, continuing an idea of ​​cultural resistance through music. Each performance thus becomes not only an act of commemoration, but a living testimony of those who fought for freedom. In this concert we also pay tribute to the Jews, Roma and Sinti, who were victims of deportation and persecution under the Nazi-fascist regime.
Composers and works to be played

Louis Durey, French composer and resistance fighter:Trio
Hans Gal, Hungarian Jewish composer: Serenade
Leo Smit, Dutch Jewish composer: Suite
Jack Yellen-Lew Pollack, Yiddish Lullaby: My Yiddish Mamme
Elsa Barraine, French composer and resistance fighter of Jewish descent: Serenade
Francis Poulenc, French composer and resistance fighter:Sonata
Erwin Schulhoff, German composer of Jewish descent, inspired by jazz, therefore considered an enemy of the regime:Entertainment
M.M., Ukrainian Jewish melody: Oyfn Pripetshik
Maurice Ravel, tribute to French Roma melodies: Tzigane
Claude Arrieu, French composer and resistance fighter: Trio

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