Score Collective, the ensemble for new music of the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, plays a programme full of American music from the 20th and 21st centuries. The avant-garde gained momentum after World War II, especially in the United States, thanks to composers like John Cage. Many of those composers used religion or spirituality as an underlying philosophy in their work. In this programme, some of these pieces are brought together through text. Thus, we take a journey through the cultural developments in post-war America.
Lunchtime concerts
Lunchtime concerts are a delicious break in the middle of…
Score Collective, the ensemble for new music of the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, plays a programme full of American music from the 20th and 21st centuries. The avant-garde gained momentum after World War II, especially in the United States, thanks to composers like John Cage. Many of those composers used religion or spirituality as an underlying philosophy in their work. In this programme, some of these pieces are brought together through text. Thus, we take a journey through the cultural developments in post-war America.
Lunchtime concerts
Lunchtime concerts are a delicious break in the middle of your day, and you can take this literally! An hour of lovely music in our Small Hall. From piano recitals to chamber music and wind instruments, we offer a varied and refreshing programme. Because we think it's important to offer a stage to budding talent, you'll find recently graduated musicians and competition winners performing for you.
After the concert
Of course, a lunchtime concert is not complete without a tasty lunch. Therefore, you can enjoy a tasty homemade soup and delicious fresh bread in the City Foyer after the concert. You can order this along with your ticket and it is possible up to 24 hours before the concert.
