Two types of tickets are available for this concert: seats on the floor (Standaard, Entrée) and seats around the floor (Stoel). The number of seats is limited.

Barbara Hannigan: Late Night

An intimate, atmospheric musical journey conducted by Barbara Hannigan, featuring soprano Aphrodite Patoulidou

Barbara Hannigan Conductor-Singer - image: Marco Borggreve

Join Barbara Hannigan on a musical journey with a spiritual atmosphere in an intimate setting; Pierre Audi and light designer Jean Kalman will join forces to create a total experience fitting the music.

Many of the Main Hall seats will be removed for this concert. Bring a cushion or yoga mat, relax and let the music wash over you!

Please note: The concert on 1 December does not have reserved seating. Two categories of tickets are available: sitting on the floor (‘Standaard, Entrée’) and on chairs around the floor (‘Stoel’). There are limited numbers of these ‘stoel’ tickets.

Klaus Mäkelä - image: Marco Borggreve
The versatile Hannigan leads us through various stages of innocence, loss, mourning and reflection.
Klaus Mäkelä
conductor

Concert programme

  • Traditioneel

    Grieks wiegelied (arr. Patoulidou)

  • Richard Strauss

    Metamorphosen (arr. R. Leopold)

  • Traditioneel

    Icelandic Folksong, “Outborn” (arr. Patoulidou, Hannigan)

  • Claude Vivier

    Lonely Child

Performers

About this concert

Barbara Hannigan, a soprano who can sing anything, has in recent years developed into a leading conductor with unique programming ideas. On an atmospheric Late Night concert, the versatile Hannigan leads us through various stages of innocence, loss, mourning and reflection.

You can expect a spiritual musical journey in collaboration with Pierre Audi, the Concertgebouw Orchestra’s creative partner, featuring Richard Strauss’s achingly beautiful Metamorphosen, the near-otherworldly ritual music of Claude Vivier and a leading role for the soprano and harpist Aphrodite Patoulidou.

This programme is made possible with financial support from Ammodo.

Dates and tickets

About this concert

Barbara Hannigan, a soprano who can sing anything, has in recent years developed into a leading conductor with unique programming ideas. On an atmospheric Late Night concert, the versatile Hannigan leads us through various stages of innocence, loss, mourning and reflection.

You can expect a spiritual musical journey in collaboration with Pierre Audi, the Concertgebouw Orchestra’s creative partner, featuring Richard Strauss’s achingly beautiful Metamorphosen, the near-otherworldly ritual music of Claude Vivier and a leading role for the soprano and harpist Aphrodite Patoulidou.

This programme is made possible with financial support from Ammodo.

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