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Have yourself a merry little Christmas with the Amare Christmas playlist!

We have a curated a playlist of the most beautiful classical music to play during the holidays en the gray winter days that are likely to follow. 

Play it during your Christmas brunch or dinner, while you're unwrapping the presents from under the tree or when you just need a moment to yourself amidst all the holiday buzz. 

In short, the Amare Christmas list is for everyone who wants to get into the Christmas spirit. This list features music from artists that have played or will be playing in our Concertzaal. You will find real Christmas classics, such as the Weihnachtsoratorium by Cappella Amsterdam and Noel Nouvelet by Anúna, but also compositions that may not be intended for Christmas, but which get you in the spirit nonetheless.

 

Our selection of performances in Amare during the holidays:

De Alex Klaasen Revue - Snowponies

een 'Merrie' Christmas

Thu 5 Jan ’23
Past event

A Christmas Carol (6+)

De Dutch Don't Dance Division, Residentie Orkest en Amare

Sun 25 Dec ’22 - Thu 29 Dec ’22
Past event

FrommerKerst

Frommermann met Porgy Franssen

Sat 24 Dec ’22 20:15 - 21:30
Past event

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