Browse Topics
Tools
Editor's choice

Learning Dutch is a must!

Unpacking your old self

Where to live in Amsterdam

Life on a Dutch barge

The Dutch property market: Should you rent or buy?

Student accommodation: Pricy but plentiful

What's a speed date?

An introduction to the Netherlands

Amsterdam ruled by "dominant white culture"



You are here: Home Leisure Arts & Culture Music, concert and dance listings
Enlarge font Decrease font Text size


02/06/2004Music, concert and dance listings

Keep track of the best live music and dance performances in the Netherlands.

On this page:

 

 

CLASSICAL AMSTERDAM 

NEW EVENTS

Note that tickets to concerts at the Concertgebouw are also be valid for free travel on GVB buses, metros and trams in Amsterdam up to three hours prior to the performance and up to four hours after the closing time (with the exception of GVB night buses).

17 December

Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw
Concertgebouw, Concertgebouwplein 2-6 (Tel: 020 671 8345)
Online: www.concertgebouw.nl
Time: 8.15pm; Price tbc

This special jazzed-up Christmas edition features British jazz singer and keyboard player George Fame who has no less than 14 hits to his name.

19, 20, 21, 23 December

Mariss Jansons
Concertgebouw, Concertgebouwplein 2-6 (Tel: 020 671 8345)
Online: www.concertgebouw.nl
Time: 8.15pm (2.15pm 23 Dec); Price tbc




0 reactions to this article

Inside Expatica
Setting up home in the Netherlands

Setting up home in the Netherlands

A guide to telephone, internet and television along with utility services water, electricity and gas in the Netherlands.

Dutch immigration and residency regulations

Dutch immigration and residency regulations

Lost in the Dutch immigration system? Look no further than this guide compiled for our Survival Guide 2009.

The Netherlands at a glance

The Netherlands at a glance

Some basic facts and figures about living and working in the Netherlands.

Giving birth in the Netherlands

Giving birth in the Netherlands

The challenges and benefits of the maternity system in the Netherlands and how it differs to other countries.