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Open Recorder Days Amsterdam: Tregian's New Findings
A nostalgic, underground chamber music night.
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A new recorder book from 1600 by Andreas Böhlen & Niels Pfeffer. An imaginative musical journey through Europe, inspired by the manuscripts of Francis Tregian. Discover Renaissance repertoire enriched with improvisation and ornamentation.Following the first edition in 2012, the festival is once again housed in Felix Meritis and Rode Hoed, with AMERPODIA as the new partner of the Open Recorder Days 2026.
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Who is performing at Open Recorder Days: Tregian's New Findings?+
The duo Andreas Böhlen and Niels Pfeffer will perform this program.
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This event is hosted at Felix Meritis, located at Keizersgracht 324, 1016 EZ Amsterdam.
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