cello and piano
Almere, Kunstlinie: Recital with Tobias Borsboom
Kunstlinie Esplanade 10, Almere, NetherlandsLidy and Tobias will take you back to Paris, 1920-s, with the Group des Six, the musicians around Satie who didn't take music conventions too seriously. With The Poulenc sonata for cello and piano.
Performance during Jan Brokken’s Gouden Ganzenveer Award
Hotel The Grand (Raadzaal) Oudezijds Voorburgwal 197, Amsterdam, NetherlandsLidy Blijdorp and Tobias Borsboom will perform during the festive Gouden Ganzenveer Ceremony. The 73-year-old author receives the prize because of “his awe-inspiringly broad and extensive oeuvre”, according to the Academy De Gouden Ganzenveer.
Uithoorn: Recital with Tobias Borsboom
De Schutse De Merodelaan 1, Uithoorn, NetherlandsLidy and Tobias take us to the most beautiful landscapes in Europe, to savour music that connects, that reminds us of dreams and visions awakened by the most amazing sceneries on earth.
Amsterdam, Salon de IJzerstaven: Recital with Tobias Borsboom
Salon de IJzerstaven Bickersgracht 10, Amsterdam, NetherlandsThe duo will play a program with works by French composers such as Satie and Poulenc from the Belle Epoque, and two Dutch composers who were inspired by French impressionism: Henriette Bosmans and Matthijs Vermeulen.
Bergen: Recital with Tobias Borsboom
Ruinekerk Raadhuisstraat 1, Bergen, NetherlandsLidy and Tobias will play a diverse programme with music by Schubert, Schumann, Bosmans, Debussy, Vermeulen, Prokofiev and Poulenc.
Amsterdam: Recital with Tobias Borsboom
Studio H67 Haparandaweg 67, E1, AmsterdamThe duo will play a program with works by French composers such as Satie and Poulenc from the Belle Epoque, and two Dutch composers who were inspired by French impressionism: Henriette Bosmans and Matthijs Vermeulen.
Den Haag: Recital with Tobias Borsboom
Premiere Parterre Groot Hertoginnelaan 52, Den HaagThe duo will play a program with works by French composers such as Satie and Poulenc from the Belle Epoque, and two Dutch composers who were inspired by French impressionism: Henriette Bosmans and Matthijs Vermeulen.