On Saturday, May 24th, Klassiek in de Kluis will organise a classical chamber music concert in a very unique location: the old vault of the former Dutch Bank.
The Oosterdok String trio, consisting of violinist Ernst Jan Vos, violist Liselot Blomaard, and cellist Renate Apperloo, will perform works of Schubert, Bach, and Weinberg.
Tickets include two cocktails (or any other beverage of your choice) at the Gold Bar; the specialty cocktail bar right next to the vault.
The concert starts at 8 pm, and guests are welcome from 7:30 pm.
Don't miss out on this great evening!
For tickets and more information, go to https://klassiekindekluis.nl/
Location: Gold bar Indigo Hotel
Noordeinde 33, Den Haag
About the musicians:
Ernst Jan Vos was born into a musical family and at the age of five he began violin lessons at the music school in Amersfoort.
He pursued his bachelor's and master's degrees at the Conservatory of Amsterdam, with Lex Korff de Gidts and Maria Milstein.
In chamber music, he has performed in venues such as The Concertgebouw and the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.
Liselot Blomaard completed her undergraduate studies in viola cum laude at the Conservatory of Amsterdam in June 2020, with teachers Marjolein Dispa and Lars Anders Tomter. During her master's studies, at the same conservatory, she had lessons with Lilli Maijala and Frederik Boits. She currently plays with several professional orchestras as a remplaçant, such as Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Pynarello, Aurora Chamber Orchestra, Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Residentie Orkest.
Dutch violoncellist Renate Apperloo studied cello with Mick Stirling at the Conservatory of Amsterdam, and she continued her studies with Prof. Leonid Gorokhov at the Hochschüle fur Musik, Theater und Medien in Hannover where she obtained her masters degree in 2023 with the highest distinction.
She performed as a soloist with orchestras in and outside the Netherlands and played as a chamber musician several times in the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, as well as for the Dutch television and radio.
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