- from 29,00
Chanukah 2021
Chanukah 2021
Musicians
- Jules van Hessen conductor
- Simon Cohen cantor
This concert has an intermission
About the concert
Come celebrate the beginning of Chanuka in the Recital Hall! Watch as the candles of the chanukiah (menorah) are lit, to the singing of world-famous cantor Simon Cohen from Israel. Maestro Jules van Hessen has put together a varied programme of gems from the Jewish and Israeli musical traditions.
Musicians and repertoire
We have invited the world renown and inspiring Cantor Simon Cohen from Israel as the soloist for the evening. The concert's musical director will be the Dutch star conductor Jules van Hessen. Maestro Van Hessen has prepared a broad spectrum program incorporating Jewish, Israeli, classical, and contemporary music.
Chanukah 2021
Chanukah, the festival of lights, is an ancient Jewish holiday. The Chanukah Concert Foundation and the Jewish Community of Amsterdam will be celebrating the 1st night of Chanukah by jointly lighting the Chanukia (traditional eight armed candelabra) on the stage of The Concertgebouw. We’ve put together a special program which will appeal to both a Jewish and non-Jewish audience. Everyone is welcome to attend.
About main sponsor B’nai B’rith Loge Hilleel
B’nai B’rith is the oldest Jewish service organization in the world. It stands up for the welfare of Jewish citizens throughout the world and for existence and protection of the state of Israel.
Refreshments
At our concert you'll enjoy more than just music. Everyone will be treated to a special Chanukah delicacy 'sufganiot' (jelly doughnuts) and kosher wine – all included in the ticket price.
Genre
Other
Organizer
Stichting Chanukah Concert
Tickets
| Category 1+ | Category 1 | Category 2 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Standaard | €59.00 | €39.00 | €29.00 |
Drinks are included in the price of admission. When the price category 'Online sprint under 30' is available, you can order 1 ticket 4 hours before the start of a concert.
Prices do not include transaction fee: € 4,50 per order.
