Dubbelconcert Mandolines en Klarinetten
Saturday March 16, 2024 Two unique music companies, the Arnhem Clarinet Choir and Mandolin Orchestra Oost-Wieringen, give a joint concert in the Doopsgezinde kerk in Den Burg. At first glance, a clarinet choir and a mandolin orchestra seem to have nothing to do with each other. The first ensemble consists of only wind instruments, the second of only string instruments. Yet there are similarities! Both orchestras only have instruments in the same timbre, making the sound as homogeneous as the sound of a choir. For the clarinets the voices are the E-flat, B-flat, alto, bass, contra-alto and contrabass clarinet and for the mandolin orchestra mandolins, mandolas, guitar and double bass are used. Both orchestras are quite rare. The orchestras provide a varied program including tango, Jewish folk music and classical music. Three pieces from the program are performed together, namely Pachelbel's canon, Solveig's song from Grieg's Peer Gynt suite and the Anatevka suite from the opera Fiddler on the Roof. Time: 3:00 PM to 4:45 PM. More information via: www.arnhemsklarinettenkoor.nl
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Den Burg
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Doopsgezinde kerk - Kogerstraat 18, 1791ES Den Burg
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Doopsgezinde Vermaning
This Mennonite church is located on the edge of the center of Den Burg. The church dates from the 18th century and was originally built as a shelter church. Every Sunday the service of the Baptist congregation takes place in this church. History From about 1530 there were Mennonites on Texel. In 1742 Den Burg had two Mennonite churches, namely a Frisian one on the Kogerstraat and a Flemish-Waterland one on the Nieuwstraat; the latter was sold in 1772. In 1882 the church was expanded, with the foundation stone being laid by Herman Bakels on July 15 of that year. Monument In 1976 the church was included in the register of monuments as a national monument. Strender Vermaning In addition to the church in Den Burg, there was also a Mennonite church at Peperstraat 26 in Oosterend. This is currently the Strender Vermaning, the foundation is committed to managing, preserving and exploiting the former church.
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