The schedule of the festival
All concerts and activities in one overview
- Saturday afternoon June 4
- Satuday evening June 4
- Sunday afternoon June 5
- Sunday evening June 5
- Monday afternoon June 6
- Monday evening, June 6
- Het Klooster - Kerkzaal (dancefloor available)
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
A vibrant combination. That’s how you can call the combination of Wim Warman (piano), Vincent Houdijk (Vibraphone) and Radboud Post (violin). A combination of instruments that you wouldn’t immediately expect to find in tango. They play a danceable program and are guided in their playing by what they see on the dance floor. A symbiosis of dance and music that sparkles.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
A vibrant combination. That’s how you can call the combination of Wim Warman (piano), Vincent Houdijk (Vibraphone) and Radboud Post (violin). A combination of instruments that you wouldn’t immediately expect to find in tango. They play a danceable program and are guided in their playing by what they see on the dance floor. A symbiosis of dance and music that sparkles.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
- Fluor - Hoofdpodium (dancefloor available)
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
Tango on a pop-stage? Why not! The men of El Juntacadavres show that Argentine Tango is more than a dance for old people. With their crossovers of Argentine Tango, Punk, Hip Hop and other musical styles, they regularly perform at leading festivals such as Sziget in Budapest. For the first time in the Netherlands and probably not for the last time. And of course you get to dance to it. But that’s not a prerequisite.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
Tango on a pop-stage? Why not! The men of El Juntacadavres show that Argentine Tango is more than a dance for old people. With their crossovers of Argentine Tango, Punk, Hip Hop and other musical styles, they regularly perform at leading festivals such as Sziget in Budapest. For the first time in the Netherlands and probably not for the last time. And of course you get to dance to it. But that’s not a prerequisite.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
- Het Klooster - Kerkzaal (dancefloor available)
- Het Klooster - Gregoriuszaal.
- Grand Cafe (dancefloor available)
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
Tango de Minas plays tangos from the last 100 years – from traditional milongas through Finnish, Turkish and Serbian tangos to Tango Nuevo. ‘Minas’ comes from the Lunfardo – the common dialect for tango texts and means ‘women’. The five tangueras from Cologne form a quinteto non-típicas: pianist Claudia Glocksin founded the band with Argentine singer Ursula Cuesta and cellist Johanna Stein, Katharina Stashik on saxophones and drummer Gaby Juettner complete the unconventional instrumentation. Since 2015, the band has been conquering and invigorating audiences’ ears, hearts, and dancing feet. Their arrangements are guided by the stories of the pieces, the stories of tango, so that melancholy and lightness coexist inseparably. With great passion, creativity and humor, Tango de Minas defies every cliché and is still pure tango.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
Tango de Minas plays tangos from the last 100 years – from traditional milongas through Finnish, Turkish and Serbian tangos to Tango Nuevo. ‘Minas’ comes from the Lunfardo – the common dialect for tango texts and means ‘women’. The five tangueras from Cologne form a quinteto non-típicas: pianist Claudia Glocksin founded the band with Argentine singer Ursula Cuesta and cellist Johanna Stein, Katharina Stashik on saxophones and drummer Gaby Juettner complete the unconventional instrumentation. Since 2015, the band has been conquering and invigorating audiences’ ears, hearts, and dancing feet. Their arrangements are guided by the stories of the pieces, the stories of tango, so that melancholy and lightness coexist inseparably. With great passion, creativity and humor, Tango de Minas defies every cliché and is still pure tango.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
Argentine Tango originated in the streets. Musicians who met and started playing together. In this way, extraordinary new forms and sounds emerged. During Dutch Tango Week, we bring the improvised tango back to the stage. Dick de Graaf played with Chet Baker, Misha Mengelberg and Kenny Weeler, among others. In this concert, he and our artistic advisor and pianist Wim Warman improvisedly play the tango stars of heaven. So every concert is a unique experience.
Argentine Tango originated in the streets. Musicians who met and started playing together. In this way, extraordinary new forms and sounds emerged. During Dutch Tango Week, we bring the improvised tango back to the stage. Dick de Graaf played with Chet Baker, Misha Mengelberg and Kenny Weeler, among others. In this concert, he and our artistic advisor and pianist Wim Warman improvisedly play the tango stars of heaven. So every concert is a unique experience.
Especially for dancers, there is the possibility to dance during our “milonga” in the Grand Cafe.
- Het Klooster - Kerkzaal (dancefloor available)
- Het Klooster - Gregoriuszaal.
Of course, together with the students of Leerhotel het Klooster, we will provide a nice dinner. When ordering tickets, please indicate for each attendee whether you would like to use the vegetarian option or the meat option. The menu for Sunday, June 5:
Chicory/orange/goat cheese/almonds
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(vegetarian) Asian style summer vegetable stew
or
(Meat) BBQ roasted lamb/mashroom endive/Amsterdam pickles/meat gravy
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Strawberries/peach/verbena/gingersnap
A unique combination. During the dinner of the Dutch International Tangoweek you will get to know the two biggest names of Dutch Tango music up close. You could see them together before during special concert programs in the theatre. Now exclusively together again during the Dutch International Tangoweek.
The tango trio “Los Milonguitas” has a clear goal in mind : that all dancers fill the milonga dance floor. Influenced by the great orchestras of the golden age, (Di Sarli, D’Arienzo, Caló), “Los Milonguitas” offer both trio versions in style and their own compositions, always taking into account the performance needs of the milongueros, the true protagonists of the dance floor.
Since 2014, in Buenos Aires, “Los Milonguitas” have been constantly working on their repertoire, during milongas porteñas, matching their musical choices to the style of the most prestigious milongueros, seeking the advice of dance professors and internationally recognized DJs.
The new compositions that complete the repertoire are inspired by the universe of today’s milongas porteñas, from the classical to the more informal or transgressive.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
The tango trio “Los Milonguitas” has a clear goal in mind : that all dancers fill the milonga dance floor. Influenced by the great orchestras of the golden age, (Di Sarli, D’Arienzo, Caló), “Los Milonguitas” offer both trio versions in style and their own compositions, always taking into account the performance needs of the milongueros, the true protagonists of the dance floor.
Since 2014, in Buenos Aires, “Los Milonguitas” have been constantly working on their repertoire, during milongas porteñas, matching their musical choices to the style of the most prestigious milongueros, seeking the advice of dance professors and internationally recognized DJs.
The new compositions that complete the repertoire are inspired by the universe of today’s milongas porteñas, from the classical to the more informal or transgressive.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
As one of the best tango singers in the world, Omar Mollo (AR) is a welcome guest during Dutch International Tango Week. And especially when he brings his friends along for a special program. A program that this year, for the first time, will allow audiences to attend. This year he is bringing Juan Pablo Dobal (piano), Santiago Cimadevilla (bandoneon) and Emma Breedveld (violin) for an evening of wonderful listening music.
As one of the best tango singers in the world, Omar Mollo (AR) is a welcome guest during Dutch International Tango Week. And especially when he brings his friends along for a special program. A program that this year, for the first time, will allow audiences to attend. This year he is bringing Juan Pablo Dobal (piano), Santiago Cimadevilla (bandoneon) and Emma Breedveld (violin) for an evening of wonderful listening music.
- Het Klooster - Kerkzaal (dancefloor available)
- Het Klooster - Gregoriuszaal.
- Grand Cafe (dancefloor available)
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
Although Quinteto ASTOR is named after Piazzolla, this group feels especially happy when dancers are around. The quintet plays much more than just the music of this legend. In 2002, a thrilling phrase for passionate chamber music brings together five students from the Antwerp Conservatory. Astor Piazzolla’s tango nuevo seems to fit the group perfectly. Quinteto ASTOR is born.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
Although Quinteto ASTOR is named after Piazzolla, this group feels especially happy when dancers are around. The quintet plays much more than just the music of this legend. In 2002, a thrilling phrase for passionate chamber music brings together five students from the Antwerp Conservatory. Astor Piazzolla’s tango nuevo seems to fit the group perfectly. Quinteto ASTOR is born.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
Rik Cornelissen (NL) is seen as an ambassador for the accordion and is inspired by jazz, tango and classical music. With an open mind he composes and creates new pieces that navigate between styles and show the versatility of the accordion. The music of TRIFID arose because three musicians felt the urge to merge the unique accordion, vibraphone and double bass. The result is an exciting and intense perspective of something best described as an animated, yet serene and intimate, energy field full of lyricism and mystery.
Rik Cornelissen (NL) is seen as an ambassador for the accordion and is inspired by jazz, tango and classical music. With an open mind he composes and creates new pieces that navigate between styles and show the versatility of the accordion. The music of TRIFID arose because three musicians felt the urge to merge the unique accordion, vibraphone and double bass. The result is an exciting and intense perspective of something best described as an animated, yet serene and intimate, energy field full of lyricism and mystery.
Especially for dancers, there is the possibility to dance during our “milonga” in the Grand Cafe.
- Het Klooster - Kerkzaal (dancefloor available)
- Het Klooster - Gregoriuszaal.
Of course, together with the students of Leerhotel het Klooster, we will provide a nice dinner. When ordering tickets, please indicate for each attendee whether you would like to use the vegetarian option or the meat option. The menu for Monday, June 6:
Eggplant caviar/tomato gel/Ras el Hanout cream/desem crouton
—
(vegetarian) Vegetarian Soto ayam
or
(Meat) Veal cheek/legumes/popcorn/Swollen mustard gravy
—
Sweetened rice/raspberry/vanilla/chocolate
They are in the Netherlands for the first time. What the Big Band is to Jazz, the Orquesta Tipica is to Tango. In a line-up with 4 bandoneons, 4 violins, a double bass and a piano they play the roof. Whether you’re on the dance floor or just listening to the concert.
Orquesta Tipica Juan D’Arienzo is named after one of the most important conductors of the golden years of the Argentine Tango.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
They are in the Netherlands for the first time. What the Big Band is to Jazz, the Orquesta Tipica is to Tango. In a line-up with 4 bandoneons, 4 violins, a double bass and a piano they play the roof. Whether you’re on the dance floor or just listening to the concert.
Orquesta Tipica Juan D’Arienzo is named after one of the most important conductors of the golden years of the Argentine Tango.
In Argentine Tango, the dance plays an important role in the experience of the music. Therefore, we have a dance floor available for (amateur) dancers at some of our concerts. Between concerts, a tango DJ provides the music. Discover the atmosphere of a real Tango club like in Buenos Aires.
If anyone can capture the atmosphere and tone of the Tango in Dutch, it’s Frederique Spigt. Her lived-in voice and the drawings of life enabled her to provide the most beautiful music with Dutch-language poetry. For those who want to muse or just feel the homesickness of the migrants who once left for Buenos Aires. Perhaps from Rotterdam. Both ports, both rich in cultural movements and both rich in people who now and then long for better times.
If anyone can capture the atmosphere and tone of the Tango in Dutch, it’s Frederique Spigt. Her lived-in voice and the drawings of life enabled her to provide the most beautiful music with Dutch-language poetry. For those who want to muse or just feel the homesickness of the migrants who once left for Buenos Aires. Perhaps from Rotterdam. Both ports, both rich in cultural movements and both rich in people who now and then long for better times.
