The TRACKS concert series consists of dazzling and refreshing performances, involving playful combinations of art forms, showy programmes and staggering sounds and perspectives. The concerts take place in the charming Recital Hall upstairs at Concertgebouw. 

Are you a music-lover or just curious? Whether you're an avid classical concert-goer or just simply open to different kinds of music, TRACKS is sure to give you a memorable night out, with impressive hour-long concerts by world-class artists, followed by afterparties with DJs.

Enjoy contemporary harp music at the Concertgebouw

In "Tracing the Future", renowned harpist Lavinia Meijer will perform music from the 21st century by Philip Glass and Ludovico Einaudi, joined by the dancer Dane Badal.

In this innovative performance, witness a contemporary fusion of interlinking art forms. Directed by Kiki Jaski with lighting design by Desiree van Gelderen and video art by Jurjen Alkema, this is sure to break through most peoples' existing expectations of harp playing.

The Recital Hall is the location of choice for TRACKS concerts, where physical proximity to the performers is so minimal that you might even be able to hear them breathe and see them blink. This intimate hall is well-regarded among musicians thanks to its gorgeous acoustics and closeness to the audience.

TRACKS concerts for the 2019-2020 season

In the Recital Hall at TRACKS, you get to hear some of the most eminent musicians of our time. This season consists of custom-made TRACKS, each with a compelling theme. 

The rest of the concerts in the TRACKS series during the 2019-2020 season are:

• Ardemus Saxophone Quartet - "Power to the People"
• Nai Barghouti & band "Tribute to Fairouz"
• Nino Gvetadze "Nino in Wonderland"
• ORBI "From Mahler to Metallica"

Previous TRACKS concerts during the 2018-2019 season included Club Classique, Nora Fischer, Dominique Vleeshouwers and Alma Quartet.

Buy your TRACKS tickets

Buy your TRACKS tickets now and experience the magic of TRACKS for yourself in the Recital Hall! TRACKS tickets start at 18 euros. Go to the Concertgebouw website for more details.

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