The Luther Museum Amsterdam hosts the Duo Pleyel Museum Series throughout 2026, presenting a vibrant program of chamber music performances. This new series features the acclaimed Duo Pleyel alongside exceptional young musicians, exploring a broad repertoire from classical to contemporary works. Enjoy these enriching Sunday afternoon concerts within a unique historical museum setting.
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The Luther Museum Amsterdam presents the Duo Pleyel Museum Series in 2026, a new concert series featuring six Sunday afternoon performances. The series showcases emerging musical talent, with the internationally renowned Duo Pleyel performing a diverse repertoire alongside exceptional young musicians.
In 2026, the Luther Museum Amsterdam proudly presents the Duo Pleyel Museum Series, a successor to the successful Geelvinck Salon Concerts. This new series of six Sunday afternoon concerts is curated by the internationally renowned keyboard duo Duo Pleyel, comprising Richard Egarr and Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya, known for their virtuoso four-handed playing and specialization in historical keyboard instruments. The series focuses on the intersection of musical heritage and contemporary talent, offering a broad and surprising repertoire ranging from Buxtehude, Bach, and Beethoven to Bernstein, Schubert, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, and The Clash. Each concert provides a platform for exceptional young musicians studying in the Netherlands, drawn from conservatory young talent programs. This initiative offers these emerging artists valuable stage experience in an intimate museum setting, fostering a unique connection between performer and audience. The series aims to present the musical heroes of tomorrow within the historically resonant walls of the Luther Museum.
Tickets are available for €18 for adults, €10 for students upon presentation of a student card, and €8 for children between 8 and 18. Visitors can purchase tickets directly via the provided link for the Duo Pleyel Museum Series.
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