Chamber music in the Royal Hall
- 15 november
- 11 - 12pm
- €19,50
- Koningszaal
Aidan Mikdad
The acclaimed pianist Aidan Mikdad is one of the most remarkable piano talents of his generation. With his refined touch, poetic playing, and impressive musical depth, he continues to move audiences and critics alike. Among his accolades are the prestigious Qobuz Award and the Concertgebouw Prize. He has performed at leading venues such as Het Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and Carnegie Hall in New York. His playing is distinguished by a natural blend of virtuosity, spontaneity, and an exceptional sensitivity to tone colour.
Practical info
- waar
- Royall Hall
- when
- Sunday 15 November
- walk in
- from 10.30 am
- concert
- 11.00 tot 12.00 pm
- price
- regular €19,50; ARTIS-members €15,-; students €12,50
Veelgestelde vragen
What is KaMuKoZa?
KaMuKoZa stands for Chamber Music in the Koningszaal. The concert series brings together renowned musicians, emerging talent and surprising programmes in the historic Koningszaal of ARTIS-Groote Museum.
Where is the Royal Hall?
The Royal Hall is located beneath ARTIS-Groote Museum, on Artisplein. The entrance is via Plantage Middenlaan.
Who gets a discount?
ARTIS members pay a reduced rate. Discounts are also available for students and holders of a CJP card, Stadspas or 65+ discount. Current ticket prices are listed with each concert.
Is the hall wheelchair-friendly?
Yes, the Koningszaal is accessible to wheelchair users and visitors using mobility scooters.
Can you buy a ticket at the door?
Unfortunately, this is not possible. Tickets must be purchased online in advance.
Can I buy food or drinks during the show?
Unfortunately, no catering is available before, during or after the show.
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