Events

Cellist Lidy Blijdorp joins violinist Elina Buksha for a lunchtime concert at the Musicorum Festival, held in the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.

An evening of chamber music with friends and fellow musicians, featuring Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s passionate Souvenir de Florence, Thomas Beijer’s Motion Games, and the expressive Piano Trio by Rebecca Clarke.

Lidy Blijdorp joins the Nederlands Kamerkoor and conductor Sofi Jeannin in The Great Alone, a new work by Dutch composer Rob Zuidam exploring themes of cosmic solitude and human connection. The programme also features Daniel-Lesur’s Le Cantique des Cantiques, inspired by the Biblical Song of Songs. Tour datesThe Hague (25 Sept), Amersfoort (26 Sept), Enschede (27 Sept), Utrecht (29 Sept), Amsterdam (1 Oct).

Lidy Blijdorp joins the Nederlands Kamerkoor and conductor Sofi Jeannin in The Great Alone, a new work by Dutch composer Rob Zuidam exploring themes of cosmic solitude and human connection. The programme also features Daniel-Lesur’s Le Cantique des Cantiques, inspired by the Biblical Song of Songs. Tour datesThe Hague (25 Sept), Amersfoort (26 Sept), Enschede (27 Sept), Utrecht (29 Sept), Amsterdam (1 Oct).

Lidy Blijdorp joins the Nederlands Kamerkoor and conductor Sofi Jeannin in The Great Alone, a new work by Dutch composer Rob Zuidam exploring themes of cosmic solitude and human connection. The programme also features Daniel-Lesur’s Le Cantique des Cantiques, inspired by the Biblical Song of Songs. Tour datesThe Hague (25 Sept), Amersfoort (26 Sept), Enschede (27 Sept), Utrecht (29 Sept), Amsterdam (1 Oct).

Lidy Blijdorp joins the Nederlands Kamerkoor and conductor Sofi Jeannin in The Great Alone, a new work by Dutch composer Rob Zuidam exploring themes of cosmic solitude and human connection. The programme also features Daniel-Lesur’s Le Cantique des Cantiques, inspired by the Biblical Song of Songs. Tour datesThe Hague (25 Sept), Amersfoort (26 Sept), Enschede (27 Sept), Utrecht (29 Sept), Amsterdam (1 Oct).

Lidy Blijdorp joins the Nederlands Kamerkoor and conductor Sofi Jeannin in The Great Alone, a new work by Dutch composer Rob Zuidam exploring themes of cosmic solitude and human connection. The programme also features Daniel-Lesur’s Le Cantique des Cantiques, inspired by the Biblical Song of Songs. Tour datesThe Hague (25 Sept), Amersfoort (26 Sept), Enschede (27 Sept), Utrecht (29 Sept), Amsterdam (1 Oct).

Jan Brokken reads from his work, Lidy an Tobias accompany the story with Lidy's arrangement of Moussorgsky's Pictures of an Exhibition.

Parisian Sonatas: cellist Lidy Blijdorp and pianist Tobias Borsboom present a refined programme of French chamber music. From the elegance of Franck to the subtle colours of Debussy, this concert explores the rich sound world of Paris around the turn of the twentieth century.

Cellist Lidy Blijdorp joins the Nederlands Kamerkoor and conductor Daniel Reuss in Polderklanken, a programme celebrating the richness and diversity of Dutch choral music from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The concert features works by Rudolf Escher, Ton de Leeuw, Elmer Schönberger, Georgi Sztojanov and Mathilde Wantenaar, including Wantenaar’s La Noche Oscura del Alma, written for chamber choir and solo cello for the Cello Biënnale Amsterdam. Amsterdam (12 Nov), Den Haag (13 Nov), Nijmegen (14 Nov), Leiden (18 Nov)

Cellist Lidy Blijdorp joins the Nederlands Kamerkoor and conductor Daniel Reuss in Polderklanken, a programme celebrating the richness and diversity of Dutch choral music from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The concert features works by Rudolf Escher, Ton de Leeuw, Elmer Schönberger, Georgi Sztojanov and Mathilde Wantenaar, including Wantenaar’s La Noche Oscura del Alma, written for chamber choir and solo cello for the Cello Biënnale Amsterdam. Amsterdam (12 Nov), Den Haag (13 Nov), Nijmegen (14 Nov), Leiden (18 Nov)

Cellist Lidy Blijdorp joins the Nederlands Kamerkoor and conductor Daniel Reuss in Polderklanken, a programme celebrating the richness and diversity of Dutch choral music from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The concert features works by Rudolf Escher, Ton de Leeuw, Elmer Schönberger, Georgi Sztojanov and Mathilde Wantenaar, including Wantenaar’s La Noche Oscura del Alma, written for chamber choir and solo cello for the Cello Biënnale Amsterdam. Amsterdam (12 Nov), Den Haag (13 Nov), Nijmegen (14 Nov), Leiden (18 Nov)