Classic Top 400 Concert
Programme
- Ludwig van Beethoven from the Fifth symphony: Part 1
- Giovanni Battista Pergolesi Stabat Mater
- Camille Saint-Saëns Danse macabre
- Johannes Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 1
- Antonín Dvořák Waldesruhe
- Joey Roukens Chase
- Johan Wagenaar Overture The Tamed Shrew
- Johann Sebastian Bach Komm, süsser Tod
- Arvo Pärt Kuus-kuus, kallike
- Antonio Vivaldi from the Gloria: Laudamus te
- Edvard Grieg from the First Peer Gynt suite: Aases Tod
- Antonín Dvořák From the Ninth Symphony 'From the New World': Finale (Allegro con fuoco).
As we have become accustomed to in recent years, we will close the October week devoted to the Classical Top 400 with a concert in TivoliVredenburg. The Radio Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sander Teepen will bring you highlights from the list of the most popular classical works, compiled by the listeners of NPO Radio 4.
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Performers
Radio Philharmonic Orchestra
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Children from the National Children's Choir and the National Boys' Choir
Choir
National Women's Youth Choir
Choir
Wilma ten Wolde
Choir conductor
Irene Verburg
Choir conductor
Anton Spronk
Cello
Tibbe Alkemade
Boy's soprano
Coming soon
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