The Pianola Museum in Amsterdam holds one of the world's largest collections of pianolas and mechanical pianos - over 130 instruments and tens of thousands of music rolls. Concerts are held regularly in the atmospheric canal-house setting, with the historic instruments actually played rather than just displayed. It paints a vivid picture of popular music culture around 1900.
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The New Amsterdam Trio combines jazz and classical music with trombonist David Whitwell, pianist Daniel Roser, and drummer Gustan Asselbergs.
Mehmet Polat Quartet fuses jazz with world music traditions and intricate rhythmic grooves. An evening of improvisations that blend traditional sounds with contemporary jazz.
Pianist Alexander Kashpurin performs his third Meta Opus 'The Temptation of Beauty' alongside Chopin ballades at the Pianola Museum.
Juan Pablo Dobal's trio brings authentic tango with piano, violin and bandoneon to the Pianola Museum.
Belgian pianist Marie François performs Tchaikovsky's complete "The Seasons" at the Pianola Museum, accompanied by poetry, marking exactly 150 years since the work's original publication.
Baritone Bob Kauffmann and pianist Remon Holsbergen perform a recital of Romantic-era songs by Schumann and Liszt at the Pianola Museum.
Storyteller Ben Croon and pianist Antoinette van Nievelt present literary tales with musical accompaniment, exploring a range of tones and emotions.
An intimate tribute to Brazilian singer Elis Regina, celebrating her classic songs performed by Elaine Morais, Ray Dias and a live band.
Jazz pianist Thijs Cuppen, guitarist Martien Oster and double bassist Carla Beekman pay tribute to Oscar Peterson, focusing on his lesser-known trio with piano, guitar and double bass.
Pianist Nada performs at the Pianola Museum with her distinctive style, marked by enthusiasm and a genuine passion for music.
