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Welcome to the website of the Society for Chamber Music, The Hague

Each year you can enjoy our series of 6 chamber music concerts. We offer you top-quality ensembles from abroad and The Netherlands.
We have enjoyed a succesful season 2022/23.
But we are ready for a new season 2023/24.

The program for the season 2023/24 is ready. The brochure has been sent to our customers.
But you can also see the program here via our website; see the link on the left.
If you have not received the brochure, please send an email to info@stichtingkamermuziekdenhaag.nl
Seasonal tickets can be purchased already. See the link 'Tickets' on the left.
Tickets for individual concerts will on sale via the booking office of Diligentia from September 1th.


NEXT CONCERT

TUESDAY 24 OCTOBER 2023
20.15 p.m.

AIMEZ-VOUS BRAHMS?

Mikhail Zemtsov Viola
Daniel Rowland Violin
Floor le Coultre Violin
Dana Zemtsov Viola
Maja Bogdanovich Cello
Hanna Shybayeva Piano

PROGRAM

Brahms Sonata for viola and piano opus 120 nr.2
Brahms Trio for viola, violin and cello, opus 40
Brahms quintet for viola and string quartet opus 115

Mikhail Zemtsov (1969) founded the Zemtsov viola quartet in 2010 with his wife, brother and daughter Dana. He also performs as a soloist and guest conductor and is also a teacher at the conservatories in The Hague and Utrecht.
Dana Zemtsov (1992) regularly performs as a solo altist on the major international stages. In 2014, Dana received the Kersjes Violin Scholarship. In 2019 she could be heard together with Daniel Rowland in a tango program in the Sunday morning concert in the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam.


Daniel Rowland (1972) is a versatile, charismatic and adventurous musician with a very broad repertoire. He was, among others, primarius of the Brodsky Quartet.
Floor le Coultre (1990) is a passionate and very versatile musician. In 2022 she played with Daniel Rowland at his Stiftfestival in Twente.


The Serbian cellist Maja Bogdanovic (1982) and her partner Daniel Rowland are gaining fame through their richly colored playing, including at the 2022 Delft Summer Festival.

The pianist Hanna Shybayeva (1979) from Belarus grew up from child prodigy to a mature and captivating playing pianist. She teaches at the Amsterdam Conservatory.