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7 months of Tiben Artists ✨ – Travel recap | Part 1 In the past seven months, Tiben Artists has been on the road, present in the halls, backstage corridors and foyers of Europe, accompanying our artists where it matters most. We travelled to The Hague, Oviedo, San Sebastián, Venice, Milan, Brussels, Liège, Granada, Munich, Vienna, Rome, Enschede, and Copenhagen to attend performances of the artists we represent and reconnect with promoters. Being physically present, listening in the hall, speaking to conductors and intendants in person, sharing a moment after the applause, is becoming more and more essential. In performing arts and in networking, closeness cannot be automated. Being there always makes a difference. Swipe for glimpses of the cities and concert halls that shaped our first seven months on the road. On to the next chapter. πŸš†
✨ Countertenor Alex Potter returns to AMUZ for a solo recital, joined by his friends Patrick Ayrton (harpsichord) and Salomé Gasselin (viola da gamba). Together they explore the rich and turbulent sound world of 17th-century England in These distracted tymes, with music by Henry Purcell, John Blow, Matthew Locke, Henry Lawes and Thomas Tomkins. Written during a century marked by civil war and political upheaval, these works reveal a remarkable flowering of English music, moving between contemplation, wit and quiet melancholy. πŸ“ Antwerp πŸ—“ 6 March 2026 — 20:00 🎢 AMUZ (St. Augustine Church) Toi toi toi, Alex ✨
✨ Tonight, tenor Antonin Rondepierre makes his role debut as Renaud in Armide by Jean-Baptiste Lully, at the Müpa Budapest (Béla Bartók National Concert Hall). This performance marks an important step in Antonin’s development as he enters the demanding haut-contre repertoire. This high-tenor tessitura, known for its heroic poise and emotional clarity, calls for flexibility and sustained line. Cast: Marie-Andrée Bouchard-Lesieur — Armide Antonin Rondepierre — Renaud Judith van Wanroij — Glory, Phénice, Nymph Floriane Hasler — Wisdom, Sidonie Gwendoline Blondeel — Lucinde, Shepherdess, Choir Leader David Witczak — Hatred, Aronte, Artémidore Lysandre Chalon — Hidraot, Ubalde David Tricou — Danish Knight With the Purcell Choir and the Orfeo Orchestra, conducted by György Vashegyi. ✨ Presented by Müpa Budapest in collaboration with Haydneum. πŸ“ Budapest πŸ—“ 2 March 2026 — 19:00 Toi toi toi Antonin! 🫰
✨Three performances of Sehnsuchtsmomente with Marianne Beate Kielland at the Brandenburger Theater, together with the Brandenburger Symphoniker under Andreas Spering. At the centre of the programme: Sieben frühe Lieder by Alban Berg: seven early songs of quiet intensity, where late Romantic warmth meets a newly emerging musical language. Marianne brings her affinity for text and colour to this finely woven cycle. The evening opens with Pelléas et Mélisande Suite by Gabriel Fauré, and concludes with Symphony No. 2 in D major by Ludwig van Beethoven. πŸ“ Studiobühne, Brandenburg an der Havel πŸ—“ Fri 27 February 2026 — 19:30 πŸ—“ Sat 28 February 2026 — 19:30 πŸ—“ Sun 1 March 2026 — 16:00 Toi toi toi @mariannebeatekielland @brandenburger.symphoniker @spering.andreas πŸ“Έ @daviddawsonfoto

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