Cappella Amsterdam live in Bruges

Experience Cappella Amsterdam live on February 13th

Cappella Amsterdam is a renowned Dutch vocal ensemble specializing in a cappella performance, with a repertoire spanning from Renaissance polyphony to contemporary compositions. The group is particularly recognized for its interpretations of works by composers such as Gesualdo, Schütz, and Pärt, often emphasizing clarity of texture and expressive phrasing. They frequently commission new pieces and collaborate with diverse artists.

The Concertgebouw in Bruges serves as a significant cultural venue within the city. Originally built as a cinema in 1909 designed by architect Gaston Deruytter, it underwent substantial renovation and repurposing in the 1980s to become a concert hall. The building’s architecture blends Art Nouveau and classical elements, retaining many original features alongside modern acoustic enhancements. It's known for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics, making it suitable for chamber music, recitals, and vocal ensembles like Cappella Amsterdam. The Concertgebouw hosts a wide range of musical genres throughout the year and plays an important role in Bruges’ artistic landscape. The venue is managed by the city of Bruges itself.