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Enjoy a night out in a world-famous concert hall at Piano Nights

Enjoy a night out in a world-famous concert hall at Piano Nights

Oct 26, 2023
8.15pm-9.15pm
Main Hall, Concertgebouw, Concertgebouwplein 10, 1071 LN
Amsterdam
From 25 euros

Perhaps you've always wanted to go to a classical concert, but aren't sure about your choice? Or maybe you fancy a romantic night out at a world-famous concert hall? Do you want to discover some of the most remarkable works ever written for piano? 

Then Piano Nights are for you! Don’t be too late, tickets are running out! 

world-famous concert hall Piano Nights at Concertgebouw

Piano Nights at Concertgebouw

A ticket buys you a fantastic offline night out in Amsterdam. Sit back on the plush red seats and enjoy yourself as the pianists play live music. You may have heard some of the music before, or maybe you have even played these pieces yourself? But even if you don't know anything about classical music, you're still sure to enjoy it thoroughly!

Above all, think of this as a moment for yourself, a time to pause in the busy world we live in.

See what's on in the upcoming edition of Piano Nights in the Concertgebouw below! Piano Nights means the most beautiful piano music from all different angles. 

Enjoy a night out in a world-famous concert hall at Piano Nights at Concertgebouw

What is included in the ticket price?

A ticket to Piano Nights in the Concertgebouw includes:

  • A free drink before the concert
  • Checking your coat into the cloakroom
  • Fantastic pianists playing live and telling you about the music (in English)
  • Sitting on a comfortable plush red seat
  • Experiencing the world famous Concertgebouw and its acoustics

If you’d like to prepare for your visit, then this article about the world-famous Concertgebouw and its acoustics might pique your interest.

Get your tickets

Get your tickets to Piano Nights on the Concertgebouw website, where you can also find more information about the concert programme and the performers!

Thumb photo: © Eduardus Lee