We are represented with a dedicated Codarts Talent Stage. This year’s line-up features outstanding student performers from our Jazz, Pop and Global Music departments, including Inês Kosters, winner of
Relieving stress through art and culture: how do you do that? That art and culture have a healing effect has been known for some time. What is less well known is that it doesn’t always have to involve
Four Codarts students were selected to make up a panel responsible for choosing a conductor to direct an orchestral project at the conservatory. A few weeks ago I spoke with Ruoran Ma, Bruno Vicente a
Meet the newest crop of musicians during the final exams of our undergraduate and graduate students in Classical Music, Pop, Jazz, Global Musics and Musical Theatre. All performances are free and open
"The Kāna Percussion Trio has devised an admirable social programme with a wonderful build-up, where the message is subtly but clearly packaged. In their playing there is drive and precision, the ener
AYÊ pays homage to Brazilian, Portuguese, Spanish, and other Latin music styles. With their distinctive sound—a dynamic fusion of tradition and creativity—they take listeners on a musical journey fill
This time, the central focus was on fanfare Wilhelmina from Numansdorp. This orchestra, which has produced several professional musicians, worked with students from the brass, saxophone, and percussio
The works on this album, originally composed as practice material for Bach's son Wilhelm Friedemann, are among the most virtuosic and refined pieces in organ literature. Bergwerff brings this music to
To support this, our Global Musics website is live, providing all the key information to help prospective students explore what we have to offer. We’re not starting from zero - over the past few month
The semi-finalists featured six outstanding acts: The Sage Trio with Anne-Roos Broekhuizen, Eñaut Armentia Quartet, Paper Blue with Francisco Rodríguez Lisbona, George Hytiroglou Sextet, AYÊ with Inês
