
Pynarello
Pynarello performs at Musis in Arnhem.
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.

Pynarello performs at Musis in Arnhem.

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