Looking Back on

the Presentation Festival

2022

Varied

We had the pleasure of enjoying a diverse range of concerts. Instruments ranged from the cello to the pan flute, from vocals to the harpsichord; genres spanned from centuries-old Baroque to neo-classical music created on the spot; and musicians included young talents who have won the Coosje Wijzenbeek Prize, conservatory students, and professional ensembles. In addition, there was a movie theater, a photo gallery, and a behind-the-scenes look at the Klop organ workshop and violin maker Maarten Bolten’s workshop.

Not even the rain and wind could spoil the day. Taking shelter under the tents, we enjoyed flammkuchen, a hamburger, or a glass of wine. The day ended with a musical finale, drinks, and laughter!

Thanks

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to both the musicians and the audience. We were delighted to see you again and hope you also enjoyed all the wonderful performances!

Looking Back

Would you like to relive this wonderful day or share it with your friends and family? Click on this link for even more photos from the Presentation Festival!

Please let us know how you enjoyed the day by sending an email to info@muziekinstrumentenfonds.nl.

Movies

Would you like to watch some of the foundation’s videos? For example, about the construction of the Monteverdi organ, the pan flute, or the Réus 49? Then check out our YouTube channel. You can watch the film The National Violinist about Coosje Wijzenbeek here.

Fundraiser: Back to the Baroque

At the festival, we drew attention to our desire to have several string instruments restored to their original Baroque condition. This will allow us to help more musicians who practice authentic performance practices find suitable instruments. Suitable instruments are carefully selected for this purpose. However, it is a costly undertaking! Help us out.

Photos: De Schaapjesfabriek