Antony Hermus live in Huddersfield

Experience Antony Hermus live on December 3rd

Antony Hermus is a Dutch composer and conductor whose musical style is often described as neo-romantic, characterized by rich harmonies, lyrical melodies, and a focus on emotional expression. His compositions frequently draw inspiration from literature and visual art, exhibiting a narrative quality alongside a contemporary harmonic language. He has received commissions from numerous orchestras and ensembles internationally, establishing a reputation for accessible yet sophisticated works.

The concert on December 3rd, 2026 will take place at Huddersfield Town Hall, a Victorian architectural landmark completed in 1881. Designed by Joseph Kaye, the building is noted for its impressive Italian Renaissance style and significant historical importance to the town of Huddersfield. Originally intended as a venue for public gatherings and civic functions, it quickly became a prominent concert hall due to its excellent acoustics. The hall features a notable pipe organ built by Brindley & Foster, which has undergone several restorations throughout its history. It continues to host diverse events including concerts, conferences and ceremonies, remaining a central cultural hub for the region. The building is Grade I listed, recognizing its national architectural significance.