Ticket sales for season 2024/25 will start on 30 April for Friends and members of The Keys and on 7 May for all.

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Determine what kind of experience you want to enjoy

We are happy to help you to select your perfect performance(s). To assist you, we have given each performance (an) experience label(s). This allows you not only to select your desired genre, but also to determine what kind of experience you want to enjoy. So now you can map out your Concertgebouw path even more precisely!

Monumental

We fill our enormous Concert Hall stage with a wealth of talented performers, dancing, making music or even both!

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Intimate

Small but exquisite performances – usually in our wonderful Chamber Music Hall – that confirm what many of us already know: that less is often so much more.

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Spiritual

Beyond the religious, in music and dance rooted in inspiring stories, distant cultures and/or age-old traditions.

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Adventurous

Surprising concepts, exceptional locations: the Concertgebouw goes beyond its walls, breaking down boundaries in search of exciting new experiences.

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Rollercoaster

A thrilling ride, thundering between extreme emotions and wildly exciting music or dancing. The moment it’s over you gasp for breath and exclaim: ‘I want to go again!'

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Goosebumps

Performances that you feel lucky to have experienced, and that years later will make you say: A performance in a thousand! Unforgettable!

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Timeless

Legendary works, cast-iron repertoire: this body of work transcends all trends and time periods and is on every cultural bucket list.

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Warm

Performances like a sea of candles: atmospheric, tranquil and warm. Often with a vocal flicker that warms the heart.

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Evocative

Works that conjure up vast landscapes, or eloquent narratives. Sometimes accompanied by images, but just as often wafting straight into your own imagination.

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Eye-opener

Open eyes, open ears and open mind for performances that don’t just do the obvious, but opt instead for the unexpected and for dialogues that give you food for thought.

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