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Post | April 2022 | News | 2 min read

200 FREE tickets: Gift from the Residentie Orkest for volunteers from Volunteer The Hague

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Tetyana Benzeroual
The Residentie Orkest Den Haag would like to share with the international volunteer community of Volunteer The Hague this generous gift of 200 FREE tickets to the Beethoven Special Masterclassics evening at 20:30 on May 14th, 2022. The Residentie Orkest is the local orchestra, resident at the Amare performing arts center, that actively uses classical music to connect and stimulate all residents and visitors in The Hague. Their vision is based on the four pillars 'symphonic', 'education', 'talent development' and 'outreach'. The Residentie Orkest would like to express their admiration for our

Would you like to discover musical links with our beautiful city and its inhabitants? The Residentie Orkest Den Haag is here for you! They would like to share with the international volunteer community of Volunteer The Hague the generous gift of 200 FREE tickets to the Beethoven Special Masterclassics Saturday evening at 20:30 on May 14th, 2022. Emerge yourself in the exciting evening of classical music with the Residentie Orkest in the newly built Amare, the new cultural hub of the city!



The Residentie Orkest is the local orchestra, resident at the Amare performing arts center, that actively uses classical music to connect and stimulate all residents and visitors based on four pillars: symphonic, education, talent development and outreach. It aims to make a valuable contribution towards an inclusive, inspiring, collaborative and multi-faceted city. The orchestra offers a top-quality musical experience with an adventurous profile and dynamic zeal. It challenges, surprises and provides enjoyment and always looks to approach its music in a fresh, contemporary and youthful way.


Masterclassics is a casual top evening: accessible, stimulating and not too long. For the novice listener and anyone who wants to get more out of classical music. An ode to the romantic grandmaster Beethoven, born more than 250 years ago in Bonn, Germany. Without this revolutionary composer, the musical landscape would have been very different. Violinist Baiba Skride plays the indestructible and the world's most beautiful Violin Concerto.

Richard Egarr, Beethoven's pre-eminent specialist, will give his opinionated vision of Beethoven's Fourth Symphony during this Masterclassics evening.


Event: Beethoven Special Masterclassics

Date: Saturday, May 14, 2022

Time: 20.30

Location: Amare, Spuiplein 150, 2511 DG Den Haag


To receive your FREE tickets, please follow the link below, enter the promo code PEPBEETHOVEN, select the tickets with the word "Vrijkaart" in the title, choose your seats, follow the instructions to finalize the reservation and voila! Please reserve your tickets in advance since the amount is limited or as the Dutch say 'OP is OP'.


Order: Click here 

Code: PEPBEETHOVEN


For any questions related to this promotion, please contact the Residentie Orkest directly at 070-8800200 or via email at [email protected]. Volunteer The Hague team wishes you a joyful evening filled with beautiful sounds and a charming atmosphere!


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