Andreas Vollenweider & Friends

at Koninklijk Theater Carre, Amsterdam

Andreas Vollenweider & Friends performs at Koninklijk Theater Carre in Amsterdam on Sunday 7 November 2027 at 20:00. This classical and vocal event features Andreas Vollenweider and friends in concert. Tickets are on sale now for this musical performance at the renowned theatre venue.

Date: Sun 7 Nov · 20:00
Promoter: Mojo Concerts

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Koninklijk Theater Carre, Amstel 115-125, 1018 EM · Get directions

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What to expect

Andreas Vollenweider & Friends is a Classical/Vocal concert at Koninklijk Theater Carre, 2.2 km from the centre of Amsterdam. It is a good pick for music fans and a night out with friends.

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About Andreas Vollenweider

Andreas Vollenweider is a Swiss harpist who creates new age music using a modified electroacoustic harp of his own design. His swirling atmospheric sound evokes nature, magic and fairy tales, and he has collaborated with notable artists including Bobby McFerrin, Carly Simon and Luciano Pavarotti. His distinctive instrumental approach has established him as a distinctive voice in contemporary instrumental music.

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About Koninklijk Theater Carre

Koninklijk Theater Carré is a classicist-style theatre situated on the Amstel river in Amsterdam's city centre. Originally established in the late nineteenth century by Oscar Carré as Circus Carré, the venue received its royal designation during its centenary celebration in 1987. The historic building continues to serve as a significant cultural institution in the Dutch capital.

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