T R O M P O – Virtual concert
T R O M P O is a new music ensemble dedicated to the performance of the music of now. In their virtual concert for Gaudeamus, they play pieces by Remy Alexander, Fabián Roa and Laura Nygren.
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T R O M P O – Virtual concert
T R O M P O is a new music ensemble dedicated to the performance of the music of now. In their virtual concert for Gaudeamus, they play pieces by Remy Alexander, Fabián Roa and Laura Nygren.
Gaudeamus Sessies #24
During our irregular Sessions, Gaudeamus presents previews, try-outs and work-in-progress sessions of young ensembles and talented composers.
Ralph van Raat – Techno Etudes I & II
This solo piano concerto by master pianist Ralph van Raat features music that was written a year ago for our anniversary, but there are also pieces that benefited from a year of contemplation.
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Gaudeamus 2021 new style
From 8 to 12 September we are presenting a broad programme with more than 40 concerts at various locations in Utrecht.
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More grants news for Gaudeamus 2021
All our plans for Gaudeamus 2021 are becoming more and more concrete. Fortunately we are supported by several funds. This week Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds awarded us a grant of 25,000 euro of which 10,000 euro comes from the Reinbert de Leeuw Fonds.
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Fonds 21 awards biennial grant to Gaudeamus
We are very happy that Fonds 21 has awarded us a 100,000 euro grant to support the organization of our festivals of 2021 and 2022. It is the second time that the fund has awarded a biennial grant to Gaudeamus.
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New talent into the limelight
As in previous years Gaudeamus gave space to young talented composers and musicians in 2020 to further develop themselves and to offer them a stage, network and location for research.
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