`Vincent van Gogh in sound and colour` by the Van Gogh Trio.

After years of playing together, the Van Gogh Trio now really dared to venture into a programme around their namesake Vincent van Gogh.

This concert programme takes you to the French countryside with Maurice Ravels piano trio, but also works that colour outside the lines of impressionism. For instance, the enchanting and colourful piano trio by Amy Beach, who, like Van Gogh, had synesthesia (where senses stimulate each other, e.g. hearing music when seeing colours), will be played.
In addition, the trio collaborated with two young up-and-coming composers: Catharina Clement commissioned the trio to write a new work inspired by paintings by Van Gogh, and Floris Heijdra arranged the moving song `Traume` by Richard Wagner - Van Gogh`s favourite composer.

To complete the colourful spectacle, we are collaborating with a VJ (video jockey), who will project fragments of Van Gogh`s paintings live at the concert and weave them together into a new, living spectacle. One thing is certain: at VINCENT, you will hear and see the painter as never before.

`You can hear the sunflowers and the cherry blossom when you see the Van Gogh Trio play.`

About the musicians:
The Van Gogh Trio - consisting of Enzo Kok (violin), Charlotte Brussee (cello) and Maxim Heijmerink (piano) - is conquering the Dutch stages with concerts that are praised for their liveliness, personality and fresh charisma. The trio emerged in Amsterdam from a close friendship between three promising musicians, all prize winners of the Prinses Christina Concours, who first played together at the Amsterdam Conservatory.

Their national breakthrough soon followed with a live performance at Podium Witteman, followed by invitations to the Amsterdam Grachtenfestival, Radio 4 and a special Podium Witteman Masterclass with Isabelle van Keulen, among others. They were also personally selected for the international Masterclass Apeldoorn by Dmitry Ferschtman. Since 2022, the trio has been part of the Dutch String Quartet Academy (NSKA) under the direction of Marc Danel. They recently performed at TivoliVredenburg and the Concertgebouw Amsterdam, among other venues.

Cost of concert ticket
Adult Euro 23,50
Children (up to 15 years) Euro 9,00
booking fee Euro 0,50
(including coffee/tea in the interval).

Admission tickets can be reserved and paid for (Ideal/Wero when booking). You will receive a confirmation email with your admission ticket (QR code) after payment. The QR code is your admission ticket and will be scanned at the entrance (on your phone is sufficient).
You will receive the programme by email just before the concert.
Tickets can also be purchased (if still available) from 20:00 at the church (concert starts at 20:30).