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The HagueBach motets

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Bach
Solomon's Knot; Clare Lloyd-Griffiths; Zoë Brookshaw; Kate Symonds-Joy

The HaguePhilip Glass: Waiting for the Barbarians

© Stewart Cohen
Glass: Waiting for the Barbarians
Alice Farnham; Guy Weizman; De Nederlandse Reisopera; Ascon de Nijs; Elke von Sivers; Maarten van Rossem; Noord Nederlands Orkest

The HagueSeverin von Eckhardstein

© Irene Zandel
Kuhnau, Mendelssohn, Chaminade, Medtner
Severin von Eckardstein, Piano
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NDT’s Out of the stillness: showcase of dance theatre at its finest

NDT 1 in Gabriela Carrizo’s The missing door © Rahi Rezvani
Nederlands Dans Theater 1 deliver outstanding performances in a riveting double bill in Out of the stillness.

La compagnie Hervé Koubi: spectacle and showmanship

La compagnie Hervé Koubi in Les nuits barbares © Didier Philispart
At Holland Dance Festival, La compagnie Hervé Koubi were put through their paces, showcasing a dizzying display of acrobatic abilities that would rival any act in a Cirque de Soleil show.

Lucid dance states: Hofesh Shechter Company in Theatre of Dreams

Hofesh Shechter Company in Theatre of Dreams © Tom Visser
Theatre of Dreams is a sumptuous smorgasbord of dance theatre rich in visual imagery and lingering in one’s imagination indefinitely.
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Rhythms of dissent: Minimalism’s radicals

Orkest De Volharding at a demonstration in The Hague, 1975 © Hans Peters | Anefo (Netherlands National Archives)
As musical minimalism was gaining currency throughout the world, a generation of Dutch musicians took increasingly radical approaches. Amsterdam’s Muziekgebouw is celebrating 50 years since this high watermark of musical dissent.