Adiós Nonino | Het Concertgebouw

Adiós Nonino | The Concertgebouw

A captivating evening filled with Argentine music
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In a special concert, the Netherlands Chamber Choir joins forces with the master of tango, bandoneonist Carel Kraaijenhof, to celebrate the 25th wedding anniversary of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima. This concert commemorates not only a historic milestone but also a memorable television moment from February 2002: the performance of Adiós Nonino by Carel and the Netherlands Chamber Choir. It was a performance that deeply moved Queen Máxima and became legendary as ‘The Tear’.

Together with the Residentie Orchestra, they perform a selection of works that highlight the interconnectedness of art, love, and life itself. Among the highlights of the program is a powerful performance of Ariel Ramírez’s Misa Criolla, a work that blends the rich soundscape of South American music with profound spiritual expression. The entire performance is led by the man who was also there in 2002: Ed Spanjaard.

  • Netherlands Chamber Choir
  • Residentie Orkest
  • Nationaal Jeugdkoor
  • Ed Spanjaard
    conductor
  • Carel Kraaijenhof
    bandoneon
  • Juan Pablo Dobal
    piano
  • Jaap Branderhorst
    double bass
  • Bert Vos
    violin
  • Alvaro Pinto Lyon
    voice & guitar
  • Adrián Rodriguez van der Spoel
    voice & guitar

Program

Manuel de Falla Danza del fuego from El sombrero
Eduardo Ferraudi De barro y trigo | Vieja pena que se vuela
Astor Piazzolla Milonga del ángel | NoninoBalada para un loco
Franz Schubert Ave Maria
Ariel Ramírez Misa Criolla
Gabriel Faure Gavotte | Pavane
Georg Friedrich Handel Halleluja
Alfonsina y el mar
Gracias a la vida
Oblivion
Astor Piazzolla Adiós Nonino

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