Ella van Poucke, cello & Caspar Vos, piano
A duo of two exceptional musicians: cellist Ella van Poucke and pianist Caspar Vos, both of whom really need no introduction.
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A duo of two exceptional musicians: cellist Ella van Poucke and pianist Caspar Vos, both of whom really need no introduction.
Ella van Poucke, cello & Caspar Vos, piano Read More »
The last word on this festival goes to the Ukrainian-Australian pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk. He started his education in Ukraine and moved to Australia at the age of 13 to continue his education there.
Closing concert – Recital Alexander Gavrylyuk Read More »
An important part of the Naarden International Piano Festival is to support a number of young (international) master students at the start of their career.
Discovery Concerts – Concert II Read More »
An important part of the Naarden International Piano Festival is to support a number of young (international) master students at the start of their career.
Discovery Concerts – Concert I Read More »
None other than Paul Lewis will give a recital at BIJ ANDREAS on Thursday, April 18. The English master pianist is no stranger to the Dutch concert stages, he regularly plays in our country and was also heard at the Prinsengracht concert last August.
Recital Paul Lewis Read More »
The opening concert of the Naarden International Piano Festival 2024 traditionally takes place in the Grote Kerk in Naarden. And just as traditionally, artistic director Nino Gvetadze plays a leading role in this concert.
Opening concert – Nino Gvetadze & Friends Read More »
The young Russian Alexander Kashpurin had to postpone his performance in BIJ ANDREAS until spring 2024 due to the corona pandemic. Now it’s finally here and we look forward to it.
Alexander Kashpurin – The story of one life Read More »
Pianist Shuann Chai is a very versatile musician, acclaimed by music critics for her performances on both modern and period instruments.
Shuann Chai fortepiano Read More »
Nikola Meeuwsen knew he wanted to be a pianist after listening to Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto played by Vladimir Horowitz. He turned out to have talent and at a young age he won various competitions, including the prestigious Concertgebouw Young Talent Award in 2019.
The cum laude graduated brothers Martijn and Stefan Blaak are regarded as specialists in playing on two pianos and the quatre-mains game.