The Concertgebouw Amsterdam programmed for the 2026-2027 season two series of lied recitals by well-known lied singers and pianists. On separate concerts From both series you will receive as a member 30% discount!
For lovers of a diversity of voices and timbres: during the Vocal on Tuesday series, it all passes by. In the higher registers, Erika Baikoff and Adèle Charvet shine. Both are returning to their roots: Baikoff dedicates herself not only to Schumann, but also to Rachmaninoff and Medtner, while Charvet embraces many French composers.
Two baritons also colour the series. For instance, Will Liverman, whom the press describes as having ‘luxurious baritone velvet’, returns to the series. Kleine Zaal debutant Samuel Hasselhorn set himself the task of recording all Schubertliederen in chronological order; he is now focusing on the liederen from the year 1826. Tenor Julian Prégardien, an old acquaintance, takes on Beethoven's wonderfully beautiful cycle An die ferne Geliebte as a starting point and place another Viennese, Schubert, alongside it. ‘Delightful, fresh and spontaneous’, Prégardien's Schubert is called.
Erika Baikoff & Roman Borisov
Lied works by Schumann, Barber and Rachmaninoff
24 November 2026 / 20:15
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Samuel Hasselhorn & Ammiel Bushakevitz
Schubert
1 December 2026 / 20.15
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Adèle Charvet & Florian Caroubi
French songs
23 February 2027 / 20:15
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Will Liverman
Mahler's Kindertotenlieder and art songs according to Liverman
23 March 2027 / 20:15
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Julian Prégardien & Daniel Heide
Beethoven and Schubert
18 May 2027 / 20:15
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Vocal on Sunday Afternoon is new! From this season onwards, you can also enjoy a vocal treat in the afternoon. International top artists will colour your Sunday. East or west, home is best: three of the singers are returning musically to their roots. The Czech singer Magdalena Kožená will perform Janáček and Dvořák, while the Russian Julia Lezhneva is dedicating an entire recital to Rachmaninoff's finest liederen.
Exotic hues resonate with the Brazilian singer Bruno de Sá. The current English sensation is Laurence Kilsby. ‘I love taking risks, especially during recitals, where you have the intimate space to play with the colours of your voice,’ he says. The tenor is putting together a programme around the fairy tale The Little Mermaid by Andersen. Lenneke Ruiten is of Dutch soil. She opts for Brahms, Fauré and Debussy: romanticism and a pinch of French lyricism.
Lenneke Ruiten & Thom Janssen
Lied works by Brahms, Fauré and Debussy
4 October 2026 / 14:15
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Magdalena Kožená & Malcolm Martineau
Lieder of Janáček, Wolf and Dvořák
13 December 2026 / 14:15
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Julia Lezhneva & Alexander Melnikov
Lied Rachmaninoff's works
31 January 2027 / 14:15
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Laurence Kilsby and Ella O’Neill
The Little Mermaid
4 April 2027 / 14:15
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Bruno de Sá and Pedro Beriso
From Villa-Lobos to Rachmaninoff and Ravel
20 June 2027 / 14:15
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Friends discount
Members enjoy 30% discount on the admission price of this recital with the discount code they will receive through the newsletter.
When booking, first select the standard price. At the end of the booking process, enter the discount code. The ticket type will then automatically change to ‘30% DISCOUNT’, after which the discount will be applied immediately.
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Not a member yet? Sign up now and enjoy a whole year of intimate lied recitals near you and discounts at our partners. You can find more information on the become a member page.
Musis Arnhem additionally offers this season 15% discount at a large number of song recitals and vocal concerts:
Members will receive discount codes in the newsletter. With these, you can order tickets for selected concerts via the Concertgebouw and Musis websites. Note: prior to your visit to a concert, you may be asked for your membership card.
So save the codes from the newsletter!
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