Musis is one of the oldest concert halls in the Netherlands, situated in central Arnhem. The nineteenth-century building hosts symphonic concerts, theatre and other performing arts, and serves as a regular home for the Gelders Orkest. The main hall is well regarded for its acoustics.
Sara Kroos returns after four years with her show 'Prikkelarme kermis', featuring stories, sharp humour and songs.
Pynarello performs at Musis in Arnhem.
British indie-rock band Blanco White performs at Musis in Arnhem.
Lucy Woodward performs at Musis with accompaniment from The Hague String Trio.
Holland Baroque and the vocal ensemble Voces Suaves perform Bach's 'Die Kunst der Fuge', bringing parts of the music to life through singing.
Conductor Jules van Hessen presents Saint-Saëns' Carnival of the Animals in his characteristic flamboyant manner, alongside piano duo C-SISTERS.
An organ tour through Arnhem's finest instruments, featuring organists Johan Luijmes and Francesca Ajossa alongside cellist Maya Fridman at the Eusebiuskerk.
A tango ball at Musis Arnhem featuring live music and a tango show. Tango del Arrabal brings Argentine tango passion through dance and performance.
NAKS Kaseko Loco marks three decades with a festive musical train journey featuring authentic Surinamese kaseko rhythms.
The baroque trio Scaramuccia explores Giuseppe Tartini's violin works alongside pieces by Veracini, Vivaldi and Vandini in a programme celebrating baroque virtuosity.