THE WATER HOLE, Amsterdam

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The Water Hole

Korte Leidsedwarsstraat 49,

1017 PW Amsterdam

Tel. 020 620 8904

The Waterhole is a live music bar in the centre of Amsterdam with a varying line-up of all popular music genres. Oh, and you can also eat upstairs

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Some Highlights This Month

Lots happening this month with something for everyone – from contemporary experimental music to classic 1980s rock and Portuguese fado plus plenty of English language theatre too.The always exciting Ives Ensemble will be at the Korzo on 18th April with a programme that includes Arnold Schönberg. In contrast, 1980’s English super-star Paul Young will be at the Paard in The Hague with lots of classic songs, old and new, and Portuguese fado singer Magda Mendes

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EXTRACURRICULAR

KIRILL PETRENKO and the Berlin Philharmonic

Kirill Petrenko is back with the Berlin Philharmonic, for his last visit before taking up the baton as chief conductor. His choice of programs was hotly debated in the past few years. First it was standard repertoire (Haffner-Symphony, Pathetique), then it was the rarest of rarities (Dukas’ La Peri and Schmidt #4), then standard repertoire again (Beethoven #7, Don Juan, Death…

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The ArtsTalk Podcast

ArtsTalk Radio

Each week ArtsTalk Magazine editor Michael Hasted presents a podcast focusing on cultural events around The Hague, Amsterdam and Rotterdam.

This week he talks to the organist and curator of music at Amsterdam’s Oude Kerk, JACOB LEKKERKERKE, about the organ’s restoration and its inauguration by Philip GLASS and with composer RICHARD RIJNVOS about his new work “Riflesso sullo spazio” which was premiered in April 2019

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BOOKS & LITERARY EVENTS

Simon Strauss’s SEVEN NIGHTS at De Balie in Amsterdam

ROMANTICISM FOR THE 21st CENTURY – The young author was in Amsterdam to speak about his vision for the future – a vision that centres around a focus on feeling, in the Romantic tradition of 19th century Europe.

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INTERVIEW

JANET EILBER

is the director of the Martha Graham Dance Co. After her career as a dancer with the Company she became an acclaimed actress but returned in 2005 as its Director. In this wide ranging discussion she talks about Martha Graham, modern dance and much more besides . . .

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