New Trombone Collective live in The Hague

Experience New Trombone Collective live on March 27th

New Trombone Collective will perform at Nieuwe Kerk in The Hague on March 27, 2027. The ensemble is recognized for its innovative and dynamic approach to trombone performance, blending elements of classical music, jazz improvisation, and contemporary chamber music. Their repertoire often features original compositions alongside arrangements designed to showcase the versatility of the trombone choir, frequently incorporating extended techniques and exploring a wide range of sonic textures.

Nieuwe Kerk (New Church) is a prominent landmark in The Hague, historically significant as the city’s primary Protestant church. Originally consecrated in 1652, it served as the burial site for members of the Dutch Royal Family from the House of Orange-Nassau until 2015; including William of Orange. Architecturally, it exemplifies Dutch Classicism with Baroque influences. While retaining its religious function for services, Nieuwe Kerk now also functions as a venue for cultural events, exhibitions, and ceremonies. Its acoustics are noted for their resonance and suitability for a variety of musical performances. The building underwent substantial renovations in the late 20th century to modernize facilities while preserving its historical character.