Mozart's Requiem
Hope, light and mystery: Klaus Mäkelä conducts Mozart and Sibelius
The Finnish conductor Klaus Mäkelä is leading the orchestra in Sibelius’s Fourth...
Klaus Mäkelä conducts
Meet our future chief conductor
In his first season as the Concertgebouw Orchestra’s artistic partner, Klaus Mäkelä will be conducting six programmes. Don’t miss a single one, and experience the amazing versatility of our future chief conductor!
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Essentials: Sibelius
Klaus Mäkelä conducts Sibelius’s Fourth and The Swan of Tuonela
The Finnish conductor Klaus Mäkelä is leading the orchestra in atmospheric and f... -
Stravinsky’s Firebird
Klaus Mäkelä conducts Stravinsky’s colourful ballet music and recent works by Alexander Raskatov and Sauli Zinovjev
Conductor Klaus Mäkelä returns to the Concertgebouw Orchestra with Igor Stravins... -
Strauss’s Alpensinfonie
Sol Gabetta plays Bloch’s Schelomo, Klaus Mäkelä conducts López and Strauss
Klaus Mäkelä leads Richard Strauss’s colourful mountain trek and a new work by J... -
Mäkelä leads Ravels Bolero
Klaus Mäkelä conducts works by Debussy, Ravel en Beamish
Klaus Mäkelä bridges distances with dance music by Debussy, Ravel and Beamish, w...
Earlier this season
Other interesting collections
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Magisterial Mahler symphonies
Gustav Mahler’s symphonies have been a part of the Concertgebouw Orchestra... -
Piano concertos
Spectacular piano concertos that will have you on the edge of your seat, your he... -
Concerts featuring the violin
Many listeners are greatly moved by violin concertos with all their lyricism, dr... -
Children’s concerts
Introduce your children or grandchildren to the exciting world of classical musi... -
Boundless and multidisciplinary
Pierre Audi is the orchestra’s creative partner in the coming seasons. &ls... -
Iván Fischer conducts
‘Music is a gift that can bring harmony and joy to the world,’ says... -
Essentials
One-hour concerts preceded by a stimulating introduction by the Belgian presente... -
Legendary symphonies
Come and listen to performances of famed symphonies by Beethoven, Brahms, Mahler...