HearAndNow
Festival
Programme
2025
D. Howard - Symmetry for two violins
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Laura Rickard - violin)
J. Brahms - Intermezzo in A major op. 118
(Vera Kooper - Piano)
M. Padding - Piano quartet: Short histories on nothing
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Hannah Strijbos - viola, Leonard Elschenbroich- cello, Vera Kooper - piano)
R. Wagner - Movements of 'Tristan und Isolde' for piano quartet
(Laura Rickard - violin, Connie Pharoah- viola, Rainer Crosett- cello, Vera Kooper - piano)
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Intermission
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R. Strauss - Piano quartet in c minor op. 13
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Hanna Strijbos - violal, Leonard Elschenbroich - cello, Vera Kooper - piano)​
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More information about the artists, visit this page.
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Standard ticket: 25-,
Up to 30 years: 10-,
Children up to 12: free
Passe- partout: 60-,
Uit Métopes: L'île des Sirènes
Syrinx
Hecate
Uit liedcyclus Harawi: Adieu
Offrandre
Dido's Lament
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Mythes
Psyché et Éros - bewerkt voor orgel en ensemble
Musici:
Laurens de Man - piano en orgel
Michel Xie - piano
Emma Roijackers, Iris van Nuland - viool
Connie Pharoah - altviool
Ella van Poucke - cello
Jesse Faber - klarinet
María Cristina González - fluit
Elia Cohen Weissert - sopraan
Concert 2: A New Light
Friday 7th March 20:15h
Organ park
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​​​NB! Tickets for this concert will soon be available through the website of the Organ Park. These tickets are not part of the Passe Partout.
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R. Strauss - sonata for violin and piano op. 18
(Shannon Lee- violin, Laurens de Man - piano)
G. van Keulen - Horn trio (première)
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Mees Vos - horn, Laurens de Man - piano)
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Intermission
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M. Reger - Phantasie und Fugue op. 135b for organ (dedicated to R. Strauss)
(Laurens de Man - organ)
R. Strauss - Movements from 'Der Rosenkavalier' (arragened by Laurens de Man for violin, horn and organ)
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Mees Vos - horn, Laurens de Man - organ)
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​More information about the artists, visit this page.
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Standard ticket: 25-,
Up to 30 years: 10-,
Children up to 12: free
Passe- partout: 60-,
Masterclass
Saturday 8th March 14:00-15:00 Vondelkerk
Rainer Crosett gives a public masterclass to two promising, talented, young cellists
Up to 30 years old, you only pay reservation costs of 1 euro.
​More information about the artists, visit this page.
Standard ticket: 7,50-,
Children up to 12: free
Uo to 30 years: 1-,
Passe-partout: 60-,
Musici:
ADAM kwartet
The third concert features compositions that reflect, or are directly inspired by, tensions and critical events taking place in the world. Even as dark themes pervade the music, we hear there is always hope indicated in the music. The composers we present in this concert demonstrate this dichotomy in their distinct and idiomatic styles. Contemporary composer Peteris Vasks, through the purity of simple melodies, produces a composition of ethereal soundscapes. The recently deceased George Crumb wrote 'Black Angels' in responds to the Vietnam war. Here a classical string quartet also performs with percussion, such as gongs, bowed wine glasses and much more. With this piece the roles and function of the string quartet are pushed to the boundaries of possibilities.
This music also demands dramatic choreography.
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Concert 3: Angels
Saturday 8th March 20:00h
Vondelkerk
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G. Crumb - 'Black Angels' for string quartet and percussion
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Shannon Lee - violin, Connie Pharoah -violal, Rainer Crosett - cello)
P. Vasks - 'Lonely Angel' for solo violin and string orchestra
(Laura Rickard - solo violin, Leonard Elschenbroich- conductor
Orchestra: Young talents and festival musicians)
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Intermission
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R. Strauss - 'Metamorphosen' for septet
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Laura Rickard- violin, Hannah Strijbos - viola, Connie Pharoah - viola, Leonard Elschenbroich - cello, Rainer Crosett. cello, Lucia Matteo Calvo- double bass)
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​More information about the artists, visit this page.
​
Standard ticket: 25-,
Up to 30 years: 10-,
Children up to 12: free
Passe- partout: 60-,
Concert 3: Angels
Saturday 8th March 20:00h
Vondelkerk
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G. Crumb - 'Black Angels' for string quartet and percussion
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Shannon Lee - violin, Connie Pharoah -violal, Rainer Crosett - cello)
P. Vasks - 'Lonely Angel' for solo violin and string orchestra
(Laura Rickard - solo violin, Leonard Elschenbroich- conductor
Orchestra: Young talents and festival musicians)
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Intermission
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R. Strauss - 'Metamorphosen' for septet
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Laura Rickard- violin, Hannah Strijbos - viola, Connie Pharoah - viola, Leonard Elschenbroich - cello, Rainer Crosett. cello, Lucia Matteo Calvo- double bass)
​​
​More information about the artists, visit this page.
​
Standard ticket: 25-,
Up to 30 years: 10-,
Children up to 12: free
Passe- partout: 60-,
The third concert features compositions that reflect, or are directly inspired by, tensions and critical events taking place in the world. Even as dark themes pervade the music, we hear there is always hope indicated in the music. The composers we present in this concert demonstrate this dichotomy in their distinct and idiomatic styles. Contemporary composer Peteris Vasks, through the purity of simple melodies, produces a composition of ethereal soundscapes. The recently deceased George Crumb wrote 'Black Angels' in responds to the Vietnam war. Here a classical string quartet also performs with percussion, such as gongs, bowed wine glasses and much more. With this piece the roles and function of the string quartet are pushed to the boundaries of possibilities.
This music also demands dramatic choreography.
​
Concert 3: Angels
Saturday 8th March 20:00h
Vondelkerk
​​​​
G. Crumb - 'Black Angels' for string quartet and percussion
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Shannon Lee - violin, Connie Pharoah -violal, Rainer Crosett - cello)
P. Vasks - 'Lonely Angel' for solo violin and string orchestra
(Laura Rickard - solo violin, Leonard Elschenbroich- conductor
Orchestra: Young talents and festival musicians)
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Intermission
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R. Strauss - 'Metamorphosen' for septet
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Laura Rickard- violin, Hannah Strijbos - viola, Connie Pharoah - viola, Leonard Elschenbroich - cello, Rainer Crosett. cello, Lucia Matteo Calvo- double bass)
​​
​More information about the artists, visit this page.
​
Standard ticket: 25-,
Up to 30 years: 10-,
Children up to 12: free
Passe- partout: 60-,
Concert 3: Angels
Saturday 8th March 20:00h
Vondelkerk
​​​​
G. Crumb - 'Black Angels' for string quartet and percussion
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Shannon Lee - violin, Connie Pharoah -violal, Rainer Crosett - cello)
P. Vasks - 'Lonely Angel' for solo violin and string orchestra
(Laura Rickard - solo violin, Leonard Elschenbroich- conductor
Orchestra: Young talents and festival musicians)
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Intermission
​
R. Strauss - 'Metamorphosen' for septet
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Laura Rickard- violin, Hannah Strijbos - viola, Connie Pharoah - viola, Leonard Elschenbroich - cello, Rainer Crosett. cello, Lucia Matteo Calvo- double bass)
​​
​More information about the artists, visit this page.
​
Standard ticket: 25-,
Up to 30 years: 10-,
Children up to 12: free
Passe- partout: 60-,
The third concert features compositions that reflect, or are directly inspired by, tensions and critical events taking place in the world. Even as dark themes pervade the music, we hear there is always hope indicated in the music. The composers we present in this concert demonstrate this dichotomy in their distinct and idiomatic styles. Contemporary composer Peteris Vasks, through the purity of simple melodies, produces a composition of ethereal soundscapes. The recently deceased George Crumb wrote 'Black Angels' in responds to the Vietnam war. Here a classical string quartet also performs with percussion, such as gongs, bowed wine glasses and much more. With this piece the roles and function of the string quartet are pushed to the boundaries of possibilities.
This music also demands dramatic choreography.
​
Concert 3: Angels
Saturday 8th March 20:00h
Vondelkerk
​​​​
G. Crumb - 'Black Angels' for string quartet and percussion
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Shannon Lee - violin, Connie Pharoah -violal, Rainer Crosett - cello)
P. Vasks - 'Lonely Angel' for solo violin and string orchestra
(Laura Rickard - solo violin, Leonard Elschenbroich- conductor
Orchestra: Young talents and festival musicians)
​
Intermission
​
R. Strauss - 'Metamorphosen' for septet
(Emma Roijackers - violin, Laura Rickard- violin, Hannah Strijbos - viola, Connie Pharoah - viola, Leonard Elschenbroich - cello, Rainer Crosett. cello, Lucia Matteo Calvo- double bass)
​​
​More information about the artists, visit this page.
​
Standard ticket: 25-,
Up to 30 years: 10-,
Children up to 12: free
Passe- partout: 60-,
The third concert features compositions that reflect, or are directly inspired by, tensions and critical events taking place in the world. Even as dark themes pervade the music, we hear there is always hope indicated in the music. The composers we present in this concert demonstrate this dichotomy in their distinct and idiomatic styles. Contemporary composer Peteris Vasks, through the purity of simple melodies, produces a composition of ethereal soundscapes. The recently deceased George Crumb wrote 'Black Angels' in responds to the Vietnam war. Here a classical string quartet also performs with percussion, such as gongs, bowed wine glasses and much more. With this piece the roles and function of the string quartet are pushed to the boundaries of possibilities.
This music also demands dramatic choreography.
​
The third concert features compositions that reflect, or are directly inspired by, tensions and critical events taking place in the world. Even as dark themes pervade the music, we hear there is always hope indicated in the music. The composers we present in this concert demonstrate this dichotomy in their distinct and idiomatic styles. Contemporary composer Peteris Vasks, through the purity of simple melodies, produces a composition of ethereal soundscapes. The recently deceased George Crumb wrote 'Black Angels' in responds to the Vietnam war. Here a classical string quartet also performs with percussion, such as gongs, bowed wine glasses and much more. With this piece the roles and function of the string quartet are pushed to the boundaries of possibilities.
This music also demands dramatic choreography.
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