Music Beyond the Borders

What’s special about the horizon is that it always moves with you. The four clarinettists of the adventurous Horizon Quartet are well aware of this. They hail from different corners of the world and got to know each other at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. In this energetic and melancholic programme, they combine music from Spain and Latin America with hints of jazz and an iconic aria from an opera by Rossini.

The four clarinettists of the Horizon Quartet are Vladislav Petry (Ukraine), Marco Conti Bellocchi (Italy), Francisco Ramírez Campos and José Manuel Aceveda Real (Spain). The ensemble has only been playing together for a short time, but they perform with the finesse and cohesion of a veteran group. Recently, they performed the premiere of a forgotten work from World War II by composer Julius Hijman, which was released on CD by Donemus in the Forbidden Music Regained series.

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Tickets and drinks/food
Purchase a ticket for €18.00 for a concert with drinks or a concert with dinner on the Muziekgebouw website. Please note that all drinks and food must be paid for at the terrace. 

Bad weather?
In the event of unfavourable weather conditions, the performance will be held indoors in the Entrance Hall, which overlooks the river IJ. 

Keep in mind: the sun can be intense and the wind can be quite strong near the water, so come prepared.