> Home > Student Life > International Youth Dancer Health Alliance Mobility and flexilibity Mobility and flexibility During the second edition of the International Youth Dancer Health Awareness Week (9–13 March 2026), Codarts Student Life is offering a workshop on Mobility & Flexibility. With this workshop, we aim to raise awareness around this topic: is stretching important? And how do you find a healthy balance that truly supports your training? Mobility and flexibility International Youth Dancer Health Alliance Mobility and flexilibity Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport & Dance (REDS-D) More
In the Martha Graham project, most of the music is symphonic, including a monographic by Carl Nielsen. Thus, the students will also have the opportunity to work on and dig in a Scandinavian monographic with Sibelius and Nielsen, as well as a selection of pieces from the Martha Graham repertoire. Find tickets for the lunch concert here . Performance: 16th April, Grote Zaal Royal Concertgebouw (Amsterdam) Programme: C. Nielsen Helios Overture op. 17 (10’) 3.2.2.2 - 4.3.3.1 - timp + str C. Nielsen Pan & Syrinx opp. 49 2.2.2.2 (9’) 4.2.0.0 - timp + 4 - str J. Sibelius Symphony no 7 in C major (22’)
Tickets available via De Doelen .
Tickets available via De Doelen .
We are delighted to share that Codarts Musical Theatre recently awarded the Erasmus Scholarship for the very last time. This year, the grant went to three talented fourth-year students: Tess van de Hoef, Stian Olesen, and Jasmijn Veerman. The three students have formed a new musical theatre collective - still without a name, but one is being worked on behind the scenes. Their collaboration began two years ago when teachers brought them together for a school project. It quickly became clear that their combination had much greater potential. In their third year, they explored this further, which
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The performances bring together the work of two semesters in the Artistic Performance Lab. In this intensive programme, students work closely with Codarts’ experienced jazz coaches to develop their artistic direction and professional skills. Expect an evening full of original music, fresh energy, and outstanding musicianship from tomorrow’s jazz musicians. Programme 19:30 — Karl Martin Kirm 20:00 — David Miguel Cuenca 20:30 — Lina Lee 21:00 — Vitan Logar 21:30 — Max Pöpsel 22:00 — Samuel Wang 22:30 — Isabel Ruiz
Find the full programme here .
We are delighted to welcome two outstanding Argentine artists. Ariel Pirotti, pianist, composer, arranger and conductor, will lead the tango orchestra OTRA. He will present his own arrangements and compositions, and give a masterclass on tango interpretation and performance. Pirotti is director of the UNA Tango Orchestra, a Premio Gardel winner, Latin Grammy nominee, and recipient of major composition awards, internationally recognised as both a creator and educator. Joining him is Lautaro Mazza, one of the most acclaimed tango singers of his generation. He has performed with the Orquesta
Codarts students spent a week learning, playing and immersing themselves in this project, exploring musical styles from Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao. This performance is the result. Music in Motion Music travels with people and is shaped by both origin and destination. Through music, stories of home, change and connection are told. Students from Codarts worked together on a week-long project titled Rhythm and Routes: an introduction to Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao . Three guest teachers were invited: Siegfried Hart, Lidrick Solognier and Roël Calister. Each of them has a personal connection to the
