competition’s Grand Final in Amsterdam, the finalists bring their music to Rotterdam to share the stage with our students. Working with Iranian ud and barbat player and researcher Negar Bouban, Global Musics students explore instruments from the ud family and related instruments along the Silk Roads. The concert brings together different
Residentie Orkest and Artistic Partner of the St Paul Chamber. He was Music Director (now Emeritus) of the Philharmonia Baroque 2020-2024, Music Director of the Academy of Ancient Music 2005-2020, and Associate [...] Mundi. His long list of recordings with the Academy of Ancient Music includes several award-winning Handel discs (2007 Gramophone Award, 2009 MIDEM and Edison awards) and both JS Bach’s Passions. His [...] trained as a choirboy at York Minster, at Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester, and as organ scholar at Clare College Cambridge. His studies with Gustav and Marie Leonhardt further inspired his
with Codarts, promising students from the Jazz and Global Musics departments are given a stage to showcase their own unique sound. Expect surprising ensembles that effortlessly move between jazz, improvisation, and influences from music cultures all around the world. Every edition offers a fresh lineup and a unique opportunity to discover the artists of tomorrow.
Opus 111 follows the tradition of new music ensembles such as London Sinfonietta, Asko|Schönberg, and Ensemble Modern – ensembles made up entirely of soloists. With this project [...] with the DoelenEnsemble, one of the most renowned contemporary music ensembles in the Netherlands. Jurjen Hempel will be the guest conductor for this project. As a special feature, at least two of the
rehearsals, these Jazz students are ready to showcase their original music; here, they don't just learn jazz from books, but discover it through hands-on experimentation. Visitors can expect an evening full [...] of diverse styles. This festival is open to everyone who loves music or simply wishes to be inspired by the artists of the future, who may well soon be gracing the main stages of the North Sea Jazz
Biography: Jamie was born in London. After reading Music at Clare College, Cambridge he continued his studies in Vienna, London and Madrid. He divides his time evenly between his work as [...] the same year. He is now regularly invited to perform at chamber music festivals including Cervo- Italy, Whittington, ‘New Paths’- Beverley, Highgate and Aberystwyth. Jamie has appeared as leader with [...] Switzerland, France, Spain, and Germany and a return to Southwell Music Festival where he is Associate Artistic Director. In July he premiered a new concerto ‘The Fallen Elm’ written for him by Graham
Biography: Jamie was born in London. After reading Music at Clare College, Cambridge he continued his studies in Vienna, London and Madrid. He divides his time evenly between his work as [...] the same year. He is now regularly invited to perform at chamber music festivals including Cervo- Italy, Whittington, ‘New Paths’- Beverley, Highgate and Aberystwyth. Jamie has appeared as leader with [...] Switzerland, France, Spain, and Germany and a return to Southwell Music Festival where he is Associate Artistic Director. In July he premiered a new concerto ‘The Fallen Elm’ written for him by Graham
Codarts, the city of Rotterdam, our departments within Classical Music, and personal experiences of students. Of course, there will also be room for all your questions during an interactive Q&A. Don't [...] studying at Codarts and your future in the world of classical music! On Saturday 14 December (11-15 hrs) we have a physical open day at our Kruisplein location in Rotterdam. There you can experience
with Codarts, promising students from the Jazz and Global Musics departments are given a stage to showcase their own unique sound. Expect surprising ensembles that effortlessly move between jazz, improvisation, and influences from music cultures all around the world. Every edition offers a fresh lineup and a unique opportunity to discover the artists of tomorrow.
price: €5, including for subscribers to the Codarts Classical Music newsletter and Friends of Codarts. Codarts staff and students enjoy free admission. For more information, please contact classicalmusic
