The most beloved classical masterpieces, all in one Sunday morning. The National Women’s Youth Choir sings excerpts from Fauré’s heavenly Requiem, and the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra rounds out the program with classic hits by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and others.
Classic Hits
In a concert featuring classical hits, Mozart, Bach, and Beethoven—the Big Three of classical music—are a must. According to an old saying, Bach is the ultimate for the mind, Beethoven for the heart, and Mozart for the soul. Along with other “evergreens,” including Smetana’s The Vltava and Rachmaninoff's Vocalise The music of Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart forms the core of this concert. A special highlight of the program is the Requiem by Fauré, performed by the National Women’s Youth Choir. The heavenly, comforting music consistently ranks high on classical charts.
Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and the National Girls' Youth Choir
The most beloved classical masterpieces will be performed by the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and the National Women’s Youth Choir. The Radio Philharmonic Orchestra is one of the most versatile orchestras in the Netherlands and a key pillar of the Sunday Morning Concert. The National Women’s Youth Choir features the crème de la crème of young Dutch female singers aged 16 to 30. The choir frequently performs music spanning from 1500 to the present day on professional stages both at home and abroad. This morning, the two ensembles will be led by the inspiring conductor Sander Teepen.
Concert Hall Square 10
1071 LN Amsterdam
