Yulianna Beziazychna (11) and Akari Bastiaens (12) are two young artists with incredible command of the piano and mature musicality much beyond their years.

Out with the old and in with the new, the Davidsbündler Academy celebrates with music in it's annual New Year's Gala event.

Side-by-Side with Anna Fedorova, Diet Tilanus, Olivier Patey, Nicky Schwartz and DBA top talents

Principal Clarinettist of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra joins violinist Diet Tilanus, pianist Anna Fedorova and double bassist / cellist Nicholas Schwartz

10+ participants of the Piano Storm masterclasses present the results of their work in the final student concert. For piano lovers!

Performance at the Studio 150, Bethlehemkerk in Amsterdam North. This concert will also be streamed online.

The Amsterdam Chamber Ensemble (ACE)

Norwegian violinist Eldbjorg Hemsing and pianist Anna Fedorova met at the age of 18, representing their countries at the Eurovision contest for young classical musicians. Since then they became great friends and have performed together all over Europe.

Tchaikovsky, Debussy & Chopin

Principal violist Georgy Kovalev and principal cellist Tim Posner of the Amsterdam Sinfonietta join forces with Swiss-German violinist Chiara Sannicandro and DBA top talents.

Norwegian cellist Sandra Lied Haga and Ukrainian pianist Anna Fedorova will be performing together in Carnegie Hall this fall. As a season opener, we are luck to be getting a sneak peak of their concert program in the intimate setting of the Davidsbündler Salon.

The big final event of the season, featuring everything we are passionate about at the academy. This concert will be broadcast live on national radio (NPO Klassiek).

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Masterclass with Rosanne Philippens, In-Depth Discussion with Marco Riaskoff and Student Concert

Quirine Viersen, Georgy Kovalev and Nicholas Schwartz join wonderful DBA young artists on stage at the DBA (photo: Jelmer de Haas)

Antonio Biancaniello, rising star of the Davidsbündler Academy discovers connections and diversions from two distinctive works by Ligeti and Schubert (this concert replaces the previously announced Violin Dreams program).