Dutch National Opera & Ballet

Theater Na de Dam 2023

Musical programme on the occasion of National Remembrance Day

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Kim Krijnen

Dates

4 May

Location

Dutch National Opera & Ballet, Foyer

Running time

1:00

Tickets

from € 14,50

Music that inspires reflection

On the occasion of National Remembrance Day, Ukrainian and Russian singers present a musical programme in the foyer of Dutch National Opera & Ballet.

On 4 May, Dam Square in Amsterdam is the location of the annual commemoration of the victims of World War II and of subsequent war situations and peace-keeping operations. Dutch National Opera’s contribution to the commemoration comprises music that inspires reflection and expresses feelings of sorrow, displacement and hope.

Photo: Georgiy Derbas-Richter and Inna Demenkova

Performance information

The Ukrainian and Russian singers from Dutch National Opera Studio, Georgiy Derbas-Richter, Inna Demenkova and alumnus Maksym Nazarenko, are performing arias and songs by Hans Eisler, Kurt Weill, Benjamin Britten, Mieczysław Weinberg and other composers.

The programme is presented by Andrea van Pol.

Georgiy Derbas-Richter

Baritone

Inna Demenkova

Soprano

Maksym Nazarenko

Baritone

Dutch National Opera Studio

Dutch National Opera Studio is a two-year programme in which young singers and répétiteurs are groomed for an international opera career. The Opera Studio combines workshops and coaching with a wide range of professional experiences. The artistic leader is the internationally renowned soprano Rosemary Joshua.

Inna Demenkova - Dutch National Opera Studio

Maksym Nazarenko - alumnus Dutch National Opera Studio

Georgiy Derbas-Richter and Inna Demenkova - Dutch National Opera Studio

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Time: doors open at 20:30; performance starts at 21:00

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Theater Na de Dam

This concert is part of the national theatre event Theater Na de Dam. On the evening of National Remembrance Day, on 4 May, theatre makers and artists throughout the Netherlands devote themselves to lending extra significance to this day. Every year, more than a hundred performances take place at the same time, each of which addresses World War II in its own way.